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Judge postpones until Jan. 30 consideration of a vote by abuse survivors on a plan and disclosure statements.
Two Service Employee International Union units representing some 1,800 River Campus and UR Medical Center workers have been negotiating with the university since their contracts expired at the end of October.
The design created by this year’s FLCC wine label winner is a celebration of the natural beauty and diversity of the Finger Lakes area.
A federal court verdict against the National Association of Realtors and brokerage firms in a case brought by Missouri home sellers could result in a multibillion-dollar damage award and shake up the home sales industry.
A surgical oncologist, David Linehan will also serve as dean of the School of Medicine and Dentistry. His appointment is effective Feb. 1.
As climate change threatens to decrease our water supply, it is critical that we maintain the integrity of the Great Lakes Compact.
The 11-bed Acute Brain Injury NeuroRehabilitation Unit at Strong Memorial Hospital is designed to serve patients recovering from strokes, traumatic brain injuries, and other types of acute acquired brain injuries.
SEIU Local 200United wants to bring some 1,500 UR graduate students into the union’s fold, a move the university has resisted.
Gardening is good for physical and mental health, and working with others builds a sense of community.
ERASE Racism’s Affordable and Inclusive Housing Tool assesses opportunity, education, racial dissimilarity and other factors in neighborhoods across New York, aiming to start a conversation about fair housing.
Rochester-based Circle Optics has been awarded over $2.5 million in contracts.
A Siena College poll of Monroe County residents finds 81 percent believe minorities, including African Americans, Hispanics and Asians, experience racial or ethnic discrimination.
A new Cornell ILR Buffalo Co-Lab data portal says “eviction filings and crime are related in ways that cannot be explained by chance alone.”
When COVID hit in early 2020, some industry sectors stumbled; others collapsed. The rebound since then has been a mirror image.
The investment management firm will be acquired by Boston-based Callodine Group. The deal is expected to close in the third quarter, upon shareholder approval.
The young dudes of Rochester’s uber-heavy Soma Slumber had fans squealing and flailing around the floor at Photo City Music Hall.
The NIH-sponsored clinical trial will test the effectiveness of new formulations of mRNA vaccines.
Cases filed in state court against individual churches and other organizations affiliated with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester were put on hold early in the diocese’s bankruptcy. Last week, that agreement lapsed.
City officials seek to find the right mix reflecting the lower-density, owner-occupied, and affordable housing that residents want along with the realities of property development.
New York’s multi-agency effort has helped add 100,000 households to the FCC’s Affordable Connectivity Program.
A study co-authored by a UR researcher shows an increase in survival rates of infants born between 22 and 28 weeks.
The Wailers featuring Julian Marley, son of reggae legend Bob Marley, come to town tonight.
The Democrat, who became president of the Monroe County Legislature after joining the Republican Caucus, says she wants to foster a bipartisan spirit. The task of devising a new redistricting plan is her first test.
The resident string quartet of the Eastman School of Music for two decades will reunite for the school’s James E. Clark Chamber Music Residency.