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Each of 10 companies will receive an initial investment of $100,000 and get the chance to compete for up to $2 million.
Alumni Sarah Brailey, Maria Schneider, Christopher Theofanidis and the late Christopher Rouse, who taught at the music school, were among this year’s winners.
In a three-month event, Children Awaiting Parents aims to raise awareness of the importance of placing foster children in permanent homes.
The past year has illustrated that sound strategy, scientific methodology, and communicating research findings in a clear manner can help save lives.
Over the last year, New York’s nursing homes have become the focus of controversy, with questions centering on number of resident deaths from COVID-19. Keeping residents safe, however, is only one difficulty these organizations face.
540WMain has launched an Antiracism Facilitator Fellowship for leaders who are committed to dismantling racist ideas, policies and systems. The eight-week program begins July 6.
The university’s Global Cybersecurity Institute will receive an in-kind donation of more than $3.3 million from the tech company. It will help train much-needed future professionals.
Cressida Dixon, a partner in Bond, Schoeneck & King’s Rochester office, started Jan. 1. Her first few months on the job have included responding to requests from the Monroe County Medical Examiner’s office to track down relatives of individuals who died alone.
The $240 million project will be housed at the Marketplace Mall in Henrietta. It will be three times the size of UR Medicine’s orthopaedic outpatient clinic at Clinton Crossings.
In many metros nationwide, the pandemic has forced landlords to drop their rents to retain and attract residential tenants. Not in Rochester.
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