Community
Harm reduction highlighted by nonprofit fighting opioid addiction
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Recovery All Ways is part of a network of community-based organizations dedicated to promoting harm reduction and assisting those suffering from addiction.
GUEST OPINION
Connecting generations: the power of intergenerational learning
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Students who take part in the Harley School’s year-long hospice elective experience something that has become increasingly rare in American life: sustained, meaningful relationships between people at opposite ends of the age spectrum.
Environment
City seeks proposals for youth climate action projects
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The Bloomberg Youth Climate Action Fund is providing a total of $50,000 for grants to support environmental projects led by youth groups across the city.
Economy & Business
The Genny sale: a bet on Rochester’s brewing infrastructure
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Can the nearly 150-year-old brewery prosper under private-equity ownership? It’s happened before.
Health & Science
Rural NY health care providers to get $76 million in federal funds
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The funds, delivered through the Rural Health Transformation Program, will support coordinated care and technology modernization.
Culture
Company Theatre presents the simple gifts of ‘Our Town’
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Thornton Wilder’s play was an instant classic—and perhaps one of the most misunderstood American plays.
Economy & Business
Genesee Brewery owner sold to Pa. private equity firm
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FIFCO USA has been acquired by Saothair Capital Partners, a private equity firm co-founded by a former CEO of the Rochester brewery. FIFCO USA will revert to its previous name, North American Breweries.
Economy & Business
Growth at the speed of Greenlight
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T-Mobile’s decision to invest $2 billion in a new joint venture with Oak Hill Capital, owner of locally based Greenlight Networks, could supercharge the homegrown fiber ISP’s already robust growth. But what will it mean for the Rochester region?
Letters
Rochester needs AI practice that builds experience
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Rochester’s AI advantage will depend on more than teaching people to use tools.
Letters
Displacement doesn’t work
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City officials should stop trying to make sweeps appear more compassionate. If Rochester wants fewer encampments, then house the people living in them.