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People of color have been impacted disproportionately by COVID-19, and hurdles remain in the effort to vaccinate the entire Rochester community.
When completed, the 6,000-square-foot area funded by Susan Holliday’s donation will include a conference hall, reception gallery and wine room at the Saunders College of Business.
Critics blame the 2020 law for a recent increase in some violent crimes, but the evidence does not support this claim.
Since its founding in 2004, Derech HaTorah of Rochester has grown steadily, in part by enabling parents who want a strong Torah-based education for their children to move here.
Panelists at an online event co-presented by the Rochester Beacon and NextCorps say the region’s well-developed technology infrastructure and lower costs are key advantages.
At Radio Social last weekend, the Isotopes celebrated two decades of wild surf-instrumental tunes.
Together, they will become one of the largest independent marketing and media agencies in the nation.
International students at Rochester universities weathered the “perfect storm” of 2020. In the coming academic year, enrollment numbers for first-year foreign students are on the rise again.
With the defeat of key members of the breakaway Black and Asian Democratic Caucus, the party eyes turning the Legislature blue.
Malik Evans’ strength citywide was one crucial factor in his victory over incumbent Mayor Lovely Warren in the Democratic primary.
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