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Through Foraged Pigment Art, artistic duo Alexander Fals and Hayley Dayis display passion for their craft and environmentally sustainable practices.
Rochester City Council is weighing whether to opt in to new statewide Good Cause Eviction protections. Tenant groups support the legislation, while landlords warn of unintended consequences.
The Continental Insurance Co. sued to collect damages from the diocese over an alleged breach of contract. The Bankruptcy Court judge will render a decision.
By hiring Dhimant Master for the new role, Rochester joins a select group of municipalities nationwide.
Its goal is to improve the culture of decision making in Greater Rochester.
CannaMetrix aims to provide medically relevant, biological endpoint metrics for validating the quality and potency of cannabis products.
On a driving tour of the city, award-winning, internationally-known digital type designer Charles Bigelow answers the question: What makes a good font?
The Beacon provides much-needed reporting on the real breadth of musical offerings in Rochester.
The FLCF returns to Hochstein Performance Hall Sunday afternoon for its annual free summer performance, reveling in colorful Latin rhythms and percussion and catchy melodies.
The leaders of the Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship, which currently has 60 enrolled students, are confident they will achieve the promise of their educational startup.
Even with a mild winter, snowy days have shown failings in the Rochester shelter system.
Magdalena Cruz alleges that the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities breached its duty of care by allowing an employee of the Monroe Developmental Center to abuse her mother.
Scientists will use statistical machine-learning techniques during the three-year study funded by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Rochester Police Department. The results are expected to improve police training.
Ten companies will compete for up to $2 million in funding after completion of the accelerator program, which begins next month.
Rochester NY Football Club has formed an alliance with the Women’s Premier Soccer League. The team will compete this season.
The long-standing music group from Western New York debuts a few new faces next month in Rochester.
In a ruling this week, state Supreme Court Justice Scott Odorisi turned down Brighton activists’ bid to scale back the plaza.
Tenant rights activists would like the city of Rochester to limit rent increases. Meeting that request has proved to be a challenge.
The Rochester Police Department reported 366 stolen vehicles last month. It follows January’s record high of 348.
The Pawsitive Cafe on East Avenue, which opened last year, has become popular with students for both sips and purrs.
The Office of Financial Empowerment offers resources to support financial wellness.
Benny Bleu’s newest album asks listeners to slow down and contemplate for a while.
Fifty years ago, a singular event in the history of American penology occurred—and with it, an unforgettable experience for a 19-year-old college sophomore.
Linda Lenzi claims her boots were falsely advertised as waterproof. If a judge grants the lawsuit’s bid to be certified as a class action, similarly disgruntled buyers could collect a minimum of $5 million, her lawyers estimate.