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Data collected in the 10-year project will help researchers better understand how Parkinson’s symptoms advance.
Ants to Gods will be joined by their moms for their “Momfestation” show on Mother’s Day.
Presented to more than 1,000 area schoolchildren, Take It Down! is an innovative effort that tackles an important topic. But how well does it fulfill the Rochester Museum & Science Center’s stated mission to embody accuracy in its educational programs?
The regulatory clearance for measuring heart rate and oxygen saturation brings its Heart Seat closer to entry in the marketplace.
The 745,000-square-foot fairlife milk production facility is expected to create up to 250 jobs.
In the first increase since 2004, the rate paid to assigned counsel is doubling. But some say while the hike is overdue, it falls short.
The “unprecedented investment” in the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office will put more deputies on the road and create a Regional Investigative Operations Center.
The PAB last week provided updates on its operations and answered questions from City Council members.
Fresh off an international tour, country musician Ward Hayden is happy to be back in the States and returning to a friendly scene in Rochester.
An ownership change at the Hungerford building, long a focal point of artistic activity, has prompted some tenants to leave and spurred a larger discussion about support for independent artists in Rochester.
Children of parents with mental health issues such as bipolar disorder and depression are at higher risk to develop the same. But talking openly and seeking treatment can help.
Efforts are under way to provide care for coronavirus patients with post-acute conditions.
Monroe County Republicans had sought to kick Democrats off the Working Families line.
With the festival’s producers facing a “plethora of logistical barriers,” the decision to cancel this year’s edition was no surprise.
Known for his work with the Talas with Billy Sheehan in the 1980s and more recently D:Drive with Don Mancuso, his voice was unmatchable.
The Rochester expat has an affinity for cover songs in the dark, stark vein. Her latest collection of tunes, “Covers Two,” will start rolling out this week.
President Joe Biden’s use of the word to describe the Ottoman-era atrocities that claimed 1.5 million Armenian lives matters to all of us.
Seanelle Hawkins, who navigated her own way out of poverty, has led the nonprofit since June 2019. In her first two years, the pandemic and racism in the Rochester area have been in the forefront.
Empire Discovery Institute has received a big financial boost from Deerfield Management, launching a new company.
Rochester is among the 10 U.S. metro areas with the largest disparities in white and Black homeowners’ property values.
The venture studio and accelerator received nearly 600 applications from 64 countries.
Organizations should not focus solely on results, but also reward people for experimentation and learning.
From soul and blues to rock and reggae, our city has it all, writes new Beacon music writer Frank De Blase.
Speakers at the Rochester Beacon’s April 21 online event say wind, solar and hydrogen fuel cells could overtake fossil fuels in the not-too-distant future.