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Keila Olbrich’s pop-up shop, Lost and Bound, gives old books new life by turning them into journals.
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Keila Olbrich’s pop-up shop, Lost and Bound, gives old books new life by turning them into journals.
Cake Fest Roc, where people of all skill levels bring their best cakes and desserts to share, returns for its second year at Highland Park.
Many Rochesterians know the large, diverse 19th Ward only from news reports that dwell on its challenges. But people who live in the neighborhood say outsiders often fail to see the strong fabric of the community.
As new senior medical director of Town Square Health, former Monroe County health commissioner Michael Mendoza M.D. will help the Chicago-based startup debut its value-based multispecialty approach to care for Medicare patients in Rochester.
Use of artificial intelligence can accelerate patient diagnoses in a health system under stress, but it’s not risk-free. Radiologists remain “the ultimate guardrail.”
The 1% Run Club was launched two years ago by a group of Black runners who want to build community while also addressing health disparities that Black Americans face.