The HOPE585 report recommends steps including a shift from surveillance-based intervention to community-based prevention and family support.
Community
George Eastman Museum workers vote to unionize
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The union reported the 41-16 tally Sunday. The National Labor Relations Board had not posted official results as of Monday morning.
Community
Renewal of a community hub
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The two-year, $8.5 million renovation and expansion of the Maplewood Community Library positions it to play an even greater role in the life of the neighborhood.
Community
A community space rooted in clay
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Laurentide Clay, which recently celebrated its grand opening, aims to be an accessible, affordable studio focused on the art of ceramics.
Community
Readers reflect on 9/11 after 25 years
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More than half of those who took part in a Rochester Beacon survey say 9/11 has had an enduring impact on the way they live and their outlook on life.
Community
Groups launch campaign to resist immigration crackdown
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The Protect Our Neighbors campaign aims to expand protections for immigrants in Monroe County and limit cooperation with ICE.
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.
Community
George Eastman Museum workers seek union, file for NLRB election
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The organizing group, which calls itself George Eastman Museum Workers United, says a majority of museum employees supports its push for union representation.
Community
A festival with community baked into it
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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.
Community
Evans cites progress in affordable housing efforts
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The city has a target of building 100 new affordable homes, Mayor Malik Evans said at a news conference Thursday.
Community
Judith Viorst’s wonderful, delightful, excellent, very good day
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On Sept. 24, author, poet, and humorist Judith Viorst will be among the honorees when the National Women’s Hall of Fame holds its induction ceremony in Rochester for the first time.