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Selwyn Birchwood, a guitarist, lap steel player and singer/songwriter, will be in Rochester on July 6.
From 2012 to 2022, Monroe Community College’s enrollment dropped by more than half. Can MCC and other community colleges hit by this trend find ways to grow again?
The company’s Goodman Street facility has been tapped to produce the line of multifocal silicone hydrogel daily disposable contact lenses.
The company has partnered with TeamOpenSmartGlasses to develop ChatGPT AI applications for its glasses.
The three measures Rochester City Council recently passed include changes in code enforcement that empower the corporation counsel to seek hefty penalties in court if violations go uncorrected.
The work stoppage Monday was part of a nationwide labor action by staffers at newspapers owned by Gannett.
The bid to disband the union at Starbucks’ Mount Hope Avenue store was rejected by the National Labor Relations Board’s Buffalo office.
With a new leadership team, the Honeoye Falls-based hydrogen fuel-cell technology firm has focused on restructuring for growth as it deals with shareholder lawsuits and federal investigations.
The Police Accountability Board says only two of 137 data requests to the Rochester Police Department since June 2022 have been fulfilled in full.
Songwriter Juliet Lloyd is excited for a homecoming this summer.
Malik Evans’ strength citywide was one crucial factor in his victory over incumbent Mayor Lovely Warren in the Democratic primary.
City Council member Malik Evans received 66 percent of the vote in a landslide victory over incumbent Mayor Lovely Warren in Tuesday’s Democratic primary.
The new open-access journal, Advances in Clinical Medical Research & Healthcare Delivery, aims to fill an unmet need in the world of medical publishing.
Music performances, dramatic and comedic theater shows, and children’s movie nights are planned this summer for the venue, which has a total capacity of 500 seats.
The city of Rochester is expected to receive more than $200 million from the American Rescue Plan Act.
Katy Eberts, keyboardist with Teagan and the Tweeds, has two sweet gigs: playing music and baking.
Two centuries before President Joe Biden unveiled his $2.3 trillion proposal to reimagine and rebuild a new economy, New York placed its own big bet on a huge infrastructure project: the Erie Canal.
Bound into servitude at age 7, Harper capitalized on her personal assets, pioneering modern retail franchising and building an international network of more than 500 hair salons.
Visual Studies Workshop next week will host a community talk-back on the film, “Holding the Line Against Police Violence,” which uses historical footage from its archives.
Rochester Regional Health is part of a national council working to implement lifestyle medicine as way to prevent and treat conditions like heart disease and type 2 diabetes.
The “mix-and-match trial” could answer whether booster doses different from original vaccines are safe and effective in fighting off SAR-CoV-2 and variants.
Jeff Riales and the Silvertone Express will take the stage Friday night at Photo City Music Hall with guests Our Own Worst Enemy.
Offices are reopening, but all signs point to a future where remote work plays a role that would not have seemed possible a year and a half ago.
Incumbent Mayor Lovely Warren had a daunting financial advantage when challenger Malik Evans announced his candidacy in January. Since then, he has outraised the mayor by a substantial margin.