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He departs the Rochester City School District in July to join the Churchville-Chili Central School District.
The local organization and three others in Monroe County were among 361 nationwide selected to receive funding from MacKenzie Scott’s Yield Giving
The RCSD initiative to recruit and retain teachers is now looking for community volunteers, including alumni, who can leverage their expertise and networks.
The comedy, produced by Rochester Community Players’ Irish Program, opens tonight at he Multi-Use Community Cultural Center.
The campaign to create a business improvement district, led by the Partnership for Downtown Rochester, faced vocal opposition and insufficient City Council support.
Alternative therapy, transformational travel, outdoor experiences and employment are some of the approaches in use in the city of Rochester to reduce violence.
A decrease in core aid funding, as proposed in the state budget, will impact more than 9,000 learners in Rochester.
The funds for local developments are part of a $260 million allocation statewide, spanning 29 developments.
Marielena Velez de Brown M.D., deputy commissioner, will serve as acting commissioner until a replacement is selected.
Roughly 115 professional home care workers at the unit voted to join 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East.
Lincoln Hill Farms, whose roots stretch back more than a century, has become a popular venue for weddings, live music, craft beer and glamping.
The University of Rochester Medical Center institute received the grants during the first half of this year.
The Honeoye Falls-based firm’s shares plunged Friday after it told investors that “financial statements and guidance previously issued by the company can no longer be relied upon.”
The lineup for the Rockin’ Rochester Festival is chock full of bands steeped in classic American rock ’n’ roll.
Berlin-based VPIphotonics chose Rochester for its lower costs among other factors.
The mayor, reviewing his first seven months in office, believes Rochester is on the cusp of becoming one of the nation’s great cities.
The U.S. has logged two straight quarters of negative growth. The latest numbers also point to a slowing regional economy, but one with underlying strengths.
Keith Betz, recently named president of the Butler/Till subsidiary, says “we’re in a unique position to help SMBs navigate these challenging economic times.”
CGR principal and chief economist Kent Gardner, a cofounder and opinion editor of the Rochester Beacon, last week received the prestigious Frederick P. Gruenberg Award.
The Monroe County Water Authority answers every call during business hours with a live customer service rep—and does it within 12 seconds. Why can’t other businesses do the same?
Financial compensation for four centuries of government-sanctioned white supremacy would be an admission of responsibility and a beginning point for healing.
The program for high school students offers a taste of the campus experience while also introducing them to the humanities.
The Obsessed, a doom metal group that’s coming to town, has been grinding out their sound for four decades.
Once on the wane, the devastating disorder is now the world’s fastest-growing brain disease. Ray Dorsey M.D., a neurologist and UR Medical Center researcher, says harmful chemicals that pervade our environment are a key factor.