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Unlike many other bookstores, McFall’s Books on Monroe Avenue sells only books. That’s by plan, owner Gregory Logan says.
Six Democrats joined the Monroe County Legislature’s 11 Republicans to accept the $160,000 grant. The county has participated in the Department of Homeland Security program since 2009.
The Ontario County brewery and restaurant is set to open Sept. 15 inside a 147-year-old industrial building along the Canandaigua Lake Outlet.
David Anderson used storytelling to build strength and resilience in Rochester’s Black community. He died Aug. 13 at age 96.
Former President Bill Clinton addressed students graduating from the Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship.
East Ave Fest, slated for Sept. 12 at the corner of East Avenue and Alexander Street, comes 11 years after the East End Festival ended its quarter-century run.
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The Rochester City School District board has not yet approved contracts to continue the presence of city police officers during arrival and dismissal at certain high schools and at sports or special events.
Many sleep disorders, including chronic insomnia, have effective behavioral treatments supported by decades of research. But more trained specialists are needed.
Leonard Brock returns to his hometown on a tour to promote his new book, a “leadership manifesto,” after years working in anti-poverty initiatives and systems change.
The museum’s Open MIC program aims to show participants that curiosity and discussion surrounding artwork can be shared by all.
Day 6 at the Jazz Fest filled the streets and brought crowds to their feet.
An amended 2026-2027 RCSD budget was approved last week, after the district received less money than expected from the state. Few were cheering its passage.
Day 5 at the 2025 Rochester International Jazz Festival featured more mesmerizing performances.
Debate continues over the Webster Town Board’s 3-2 decision to take down the pride flag from town hall.
The incumbent congressman defeated Robin Wilt in her third attempt to become the party’s candidate for the 25th District seat.
Day 4 of the Rochester International Jazz Festival, the highlights spanned big band, solo piano and Afrofuturist jazz.
No one knows for sure what a stock like SpaceX is worth. But as anyone who owned Global Crossing shares knows, the history of past tech booms is filled with cautionary tales.
The Paul Cornish Trio, Arturo Sandoval, and the Ozone-Smith duo paid tribute to some legends while fueling a communal energy on Day 3 at the Jazz Fest.
Facing a huge gulf in contributions and spending, District 25 challenger Robin Wilt has attacked incumbent Rep. Joe Morelle over ads created by a PAC with ties to AI and Trump.
The patient, deliberate, occasionally maddening story of how a test-the-market strategy paid off.
From student musicians to the Bob James Trio and a quartet that hasn’t missed a beat, Day 2 of the Jazz Fest showed range.
From bossa nova to Coltrane, with funk, soul and gospel in between, the first day of this year’s Rochester International Jazz Festival brought a world of sound to town.
This year’s nine-day festival will host close to 200 artists, ranging from Kodak Hall headliners to up-and-comers at club venues and free outdoor concerts.