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The moon blocking our view of the sun may be a rare occurrence, but down here on Earth, small things have been eclipsing bigger things for a long time.
The exhibit, “Urban Alchemy,” features the work of local artists Magnus Champlin and Richard Colón, who will speak at an April 25 reception.
A new report shows the Rochester Police Department’s community engagement efforts are heading in the right direction, but there’s still a long way to go.
In an expansion of Cornell Cooperative Extension’s South Lawn project, work to transform vacant lots in the city’s northeast quadrant is slated to start April 24.
Nick D’Amuro is slated to participate in a May 9 state Bar Association event that will also feature Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor as a key speaker.
In a 16-13 vote, the Monroe County Legislature voted against allocating $1 million toward a study to replace RG&E with a public option.
In a book written after her husband’s suicide, nationally recognized wealth adviser Lori Van Dusen reflects on how to find purpose and joy amid harsh realities.
On Tuesday, Monroe County lawmakers will vote once again on a feasibility study for a public takeover of RG&E.
Daan Braveman, president emeritus of Nazareth University, will serve until a new CEO is named.
The business improvement district plan calls for engagement with community stakeholders over a two-year period.
Sweet Pea Plant-Based Kitchen is one of 20 finalists competing for a total of $3 million in the food and agriculture business competition.
For nearly 150 years, the Chautauqua Institution has been dedicated to the exploration of the best in human values. It will remain a uniquely special place even after the horrific attack on Salman Rushdie.
Low voter participation in the latest primary cycle could be due to confusing redistricting, show a need for reform, or could hide a truly competitive general election.
The Rochester Public Library seeks 10 community members to serve on an advisory board to develop an archive as part of the Documenting, Preserving & Improving Access to Local Black History Collections Project.
Our Voices Project’s first in-person film screening highlighted voices from the Dominican Republic.
Washington D.C.’s the Fuss brought the audience to the brink at Photo City Music Hall.
The bankruptcy filing is the final stage in a recapitalization plan. Lenders are exchanging debt for equity and will become the new owners of the former Kodak unit.
Colleges and universities are working to find effective ways to serve and reflect a changing student body.
The union drive comes amid ongoing questions over who will lead the office. Some 60 frontline attorneys are seeking to form a Service Employees International Union-affiliated bargaining unit.
New reports on the Great Lakes show a “fair” ecosystem for Lake Ontario, with some progress but also persistent issues.
The nonprofit, which works with women in recovery, suffered a significant cut in revenue when COVID-19 hit.
Less than two weeks after the Honeoye Falls-based firm disclosed possible accounting irregularities, Hyzon Motors Inc.’s board has named Parker Meeks as president and interim chief executive officer. Former CEO Craig Knight also will no longer serve as a Hyzon director.
Jennifer Eslinger has been named Rochester Regional Health’s president of health care operations and chief operating officer. She previously worked with RRH CEO Richard “Chip” Davis.