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Taubman, who also is UR School of Medicine and Dentistry dean, plans to remain in the posts until at least December 2023.
Its luncheon this week will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the organization’s Clarissa Street Branch for Colored Women in the Third Ward Historic District.
From dark melodies and jazz guitar to comedy-synth punk, it’s a musical buffet.
Paintings by James Stephen Terrell and stoneware clay works by Mike Carroll will be displayed from Oct. 21 through Nov. 20.
As longtime chief executive Jennifer Leonard retires, Simeon Banister is ready to lead the Community Foundation, guided by the principles of inclusion, innovation, and historical knowledge.
The acquisitions by out-of-state companies are expected to boost the capabilities of the Rochester firms.
The commemorative plaque from the American Chemical Society will recognize the company and founder George Eastman for their achievements in consumer photography.
Action for a Better Community used its essential programming at the height of the pandemic to address inequities.
At Harbec, a contract plastics manufacturer, wind, solar, and geothermal technologies have generated a clear return on investment.
The University of Rochester Medical Center and the Patrick P. Lee Foundation have partnered to create Intercept, the first clinical-high-risk program in Upstate New York.
Launched in April, the effort to meet community needs is focused on “solidarity, not charity.”
The pandemic lockdown has forced an unprecedented shift to working from home. For many businesses, the transition has been swift and unexpectedly smooth.
Given what we know—and still don’t know—about the coronavirus, it’s too soon for crowd-gathering events.
The coronavirus pandemic has put long-distance travel on hold indefinitely, but that doesn’t mean you need to be stuck inside. Get away for a day and discover some of the best parts of the Rochester-Finger Lakes region.
If we learn from the first disaster, maybe we can spare ourselves from the worst consequences of the second.
Nearly one-fifth of its staff of nearly 18,000 will be idled due to revenue losses stemming from the coronavirus.
For too long, Rochester school boards have hidden behind the dual excuses of too little state aid and too high poverty. No more excuses.
Judge is slated next week to consider billings through Jan. 31 totaling $1.6 million.
Local college and university professors had to switch to online-only teaching when the pandemic lockdown began. For some, it was an alien instructional landscape.
Superintendent Terry Dade’s decision to leave makes it clear once more: The city school district cannot solve its own problems.
The University of Rochester Medical Center and Rochester Regional Health will test the effectiveness of an experimental mRNA vaccine against COVID-19.
Our future depends on our ability to shift from a rational and efficiency-based model to virtuous leadership.
The former state Supreme Court justice, who resigned under a cloud in December, has begun low-key outreach to local litigators.
In the week ended April 25, the Rochester-Finger Lakes region saw nearly 10,000 new filings, bringing the total since March 14 to 86,355.