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Jeff Riales and the Silvertone Express will take the stage Friday night at Photo City Music Hall with guests Our Own Worst Enemy.
Offices are reopening, but all signs point to a future where remote work plays a role that would not have seemed possible a year and a half ago.
Incumbent Mayor Lovely Warren had a daunting financial advantage when challenger Malik Evans announced his candidacy in January. Since then, he has outraised the mayor by a substantial margin.
Sandra Parker, former leader of the Rochester Chamber and Industrial Management Council, died June 5 at 75.
The People’s Campaign for Parole Justice, with the support of more than 300 organizations, hopes to win passage of two measures in Albany: the Elder Parole Bill and Fair and Timely Parole Bill.
Local members of the New York State Poor People’s Campaign want area congressional representatives to back the resolution introduced on Capitol Hill.
“A Pharaoh’s Lonely Ego” is a homegrown cinematic gem written, directed and scored by and starring Austin Lake—plus upwards of 50 Rochester scenesters.
Cyberattacks are growing in number and scope, and government agencies are now the most frequent organizational target of hackers. “The good guys have to protect against every possible way in,” says one expert. “The hackers only need to exploit one.
On June 24, the Rochester Beacon and NextCorps will present a free online event on our region’s opportunity to become a tech entrepreneurship hub.
Letitia James’ petition alleges that James Continenza unlawfully traded company stock while confidentially negotiating a $655 million loan with the Trump administration.
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