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Educator Nick D’Amuro will channel his passion for history, politics and bridging differences at a national conference on civics education on March 14.
Rochester Beacon (https://rochesterbeacon.com/category/government-politics/page/2/)
Educator Nick D’Amuro will channel his passion for history, politics and bridging differences at a national conference on civics education on March 14.
The allocation to combat poverty was one of several funding announcements made by Gov. Kathy Hochul in Rochester Tuesday.
Responding to Councilmember Willie Lightfoot’s call to halt reassessments for a period of two years, Rochester Mayor Malik Evans said “it is critical that we remain transparent and current” on actual property valuations in the city.
On Jan. 1, former Rochester budget director Michael Burns became deputy mayor, with operational oversight for most city departments.
Many voters are dreading a presidential rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. And as this year’s race gets set to start with Monday’s Republican caucuses in Iowa, a Rochester Beacon reader survey shows a high level of concern about the nation’s polarized politics.
After a multi-hour recess, an extra day of deliberation, and three failed votes, Yversha Roman finally got the votes she needed to become president of Monroe County Legislature.
County lawmakers will have their first meeting of the year today, with the Democratic majority still split on who should be president of the legislature.
Monroe County lawmakers voted down a proposal to allocate $1 million for a study of a public takeover of RG&E.
Monroe County Democrats this week won control of both the executive and legislative branches of county government. Behind their success is a voter enrollment advantage in the suburbs built over the last two decades.
Unofficial results also showed Monroe County Executive Adam Bello’s fellow Democrats winning a majority in the county Legislature.