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Susan Holliday, past publisher of the Rochester Business Journal, is the 2022 recipient of the Herbert W. Vanden Brul Entrepreneurial Award. She will receive the award on Sept.16.
High-tech firms in the Rochester area attracted nearly $80 million in venture capital in the first half of 2022.
The third proposed district map for the Monroe County Legislature stirs more contentious debate.
If the sale closes, it would be the largest deal yet to come out of the protracted settlement of Rochester entrepreneur Anthony Costello’s estate.
Zach King will not seek reelection as chair of the Monroe County Democratic Committee. He plans to manage Rep. Joseph Morelle’s campaign.
If All Rochester Wrote the Same Song, a songwriting contest that will culminate in a live show, returns after being sidelined by the pandemic.
In its court fight with former newspaper carriers who allege they were sexually abused by a D&C supervisor decades ago, the media company maintains the cases should be moved to workers’ comp—where the claims could be time-barred.
Reserve Interests LLC, headed by FSI General Contractors president Frank Imburgia Jr., paid $7.2 million to acquire the property, which has languished since the 2016 death of developer Anthony Costello.
All proceeds from a 15-day exhibition at Rochester Contemporary Art Center will be used to purchase humanitarian and medical aid for the embattled country.
Rochester Clinical Research is among five centers in the United States evaluating a nicotine vaping cessation treatment.
In the midst of the coronavirus outbreak, those without broadband service face an even tougher struggle. The RCSD and others are are facing the challenge directly.
How we handle the pandemic owes much to attachment style, a way of responding to stress, threats to health, and separation from loved ones, that is fixed from earliest childhood.
The coronavirus pandemic has forced Uncommon Schools to embrace remote learning, and it has opened the platform to other educators.
GRYT Health, led by a two-time cancer survivor and oncology researcher, has launched the free online Cancer and COVID Live Interactive Series.
Local restaurants are shifting business models overnight to stay alive. Says one owner: “There’s no precedent for what we’re witnessing right now.”
Heart Health Intelligence plans to use the $2.2 million to help bring to market its high-tech toilet seat.
Town and village leaders are playing a key role in the response to the crisis.
The UR Medicine team is bound for the Northwell Health system, which includes hospitals in the city, Westchester County, Long Island and Hudson River valley.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world in ways that did not seem possible only weeks ago. Yet it’s also a time to appreciate our blessings.
The $2.2 trillion CARES Act applies a necessary tourniquet to stabilize the economy during the coronavirus pandemic.
Nurses and other health care workers here are awaiting the expected surge of coronavirus cases with a mix of anxiety and resolve.
Attorneys laud the move, as they adjust to the slowdown in legal business.
By both yardsticks, Westchester County has suffered the most severe outbreak. The rates are much lower here.
Antiviral remdesivir, now in clinical trials here, could be the best hope to combat COVID-19. But statements by President Trump have put the spotlight on antimalarial drugs of unproven effectiveness against the coronavirus.