Government & Politics
Policy debates again stymie NY’s budget
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Discovery law reform and other non-fiscal issues are standing in the way of a new state budget, which already is more than three weeks late.
Rochester Beacon (https://rochesterbeacon.com/author/smritijacob/page/5/)
Discovery law reform and other non-fiscal issues are standing in the way of a new state budget, which already is more than three weeks late.
The governor visited the area Monday to highlight her Affordability Agenda as well as public safety proposals.
In this volatile period, local investment advisers are trying to calm clients’ nerves—and identify opportunities amid the chaotic changes in stock values.
Operated by the nonprofit Friends of Rochester Public Market, the program has been flourishing in recent years.
The downtown innovation hub opted to use its purchase option for the remaining space on the Sibley Building’s sixth floor.
The Centralized Arraignment Part Court will handle arraignments for nearly two dozen city, town and village courts countywide.
With its focus on collective empowerment, innovative thought and creativity, the second Elevate Women’s Business Summit this week is expected again to draw some 300 attendees.
Wilmot joins an elite group of cancer centers designated by the National Cancer Institute.
Frederick Douglass Family Initiatives has signed an agreement with the city of Rochester to explore the development of a museum, a cultural center and a public park.
The deal with the Graduate Labor Union would have allowed students to vote on union representation. Now, they are gathering votes for a potential strike.