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At the core of the city’s anti-violence efforts are prevention, intervention and suppression.
Lincoln Hill Farms, whose roots stretch back more than a century, has become a popular venue for weddings, live music, craft beer and glamping.
The University of Rochester Medical Center institute received the grants during the first half of this year.
The Honeoye Falls-based firm’s shares plunged Friday after it told investors that “financial statements and guidance previously issued by the company can no longer be relied upon.”
The lineup for the Rockin’ Rochester Festival is chock full of bands steeped in classic American rock ’n’ roll.
Berlin-based VPIphotonics chose Rochester for its lower costs among other factors.
The mayor, reviewing his first seven months in office, believes Rochester is on the cusp of becoming one of the nation’s great cities.
The U.S. has logged two straight quarters of negative growth. The latest numbers also point to a slowing regional economy, but one with underlying strengths.
Keith Betz, recently named president of the Butler/Till subsidiary, says “we’re in a unique position to help SMBs navigate these challenging economic times.”
CGR principal and chief economist Kent Gardner, a cofounder and opinion editor of the Rochester Beacon, last week received the prestigious Frederick P. Gruenberg Award.
Susan B. Anthony traveled on a difficult road, yet she persevered. Her indefatigable spirit forged a path forward.
The suffragist spent much of her life away from the Flower City, but it was here that Anthony planted her roots as a reformer and established her skills as an organizer and agitator.
International travel—even to adventurous destinations—has gotten much easier as technology provides new tools for navigating day-to-day needs.
At a recent RocGrowth event, Seerwise founder Brandon Hudson and WetWare BioSystems founder Andrew Kaseman discussed the advantages and challenges of entrepreneurship while attending college.
A new study by four local researchers identifies risks associated with long-term use of flavored vaping pods.
The 2019 Novel Coronavirus has reached the United States. Is Rochester ready?
For the nonprofits that serve the homeless and hungry, providing shelter and food to the needy today is only one challenge. They also must find ways to reach younger potential donors to fund operations in the future.
Rochester Drug Co-operative, hit with criminal charges last year, is suing its insurance company, citing the deferred prosecution agreement RDC reached with prosecutors.
Tompkins County adopted bail reform two years ahead of the controversial new state law. The results so far: a sharp drop in jail occupancy without compromising public safety.
When Phil Castleberry takes over as vice president for development and alumni relations, a key task will be completing the $1 billion campaign launched in 2018.
‘Motos’ rule the chaotic roadways in Southeast Asia. There are lessons for New York as it eyes legalizing e-scooters and e-bikes.
On Jan. 27, heads of state from more than two dozen countries are expected to attend the commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial. However, there is reason for concern that awareness of the Holocaust is fading and anti-Semitism is on the rise again in this country—including Rochester—and abroad.
Without fanfare, the organizers of Winter on the Green help families who are struggling with a medical crisis.
The goal is to create the infrastructure needed to support the growing use of electric cars.