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Other diocesan Chapter 11 cases have followed lengthy legal battles. In Rochester, the bankruptcy filing was triggered by the Child Victims Act’s one-year window for sex-abuse victims’ claims.
A St. John Fisher College program offers employees at partner organizations a 20 percent tuition discount on a range of masters and doctoral programs.
Their plan, “The Common Source,” was geared to help Rochester’s M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence—this year’s partner for the Project Management Institute’s competition held by the local chapter.
The resurgence in Rochester of ska music, a mix of joyful sounds and social awareness, brings with it a message that remains an ideal, not yet reality.
Victoria Visiko alleges she suffered sexual abuse at the hands of her high school music teacher. She is the only accuser to come out publicly with her real name.
The latest five-year data shows some improvement both overall and among children under the age of 18.
Instead of properly managing Medicaid, the governor subverted his own reforms, which led directly to the state’s worst deficits since the Great Recession.
Geneva startup RealEats America, led by Dan Wise, won the $1 million top prize in this year’s Grow-NY Food and Agriculture Business Competition. It also illustrates how food and agriculture can deliver results for the regional economy.
Researchers at the Del Monte Institute for Neuroscience believe they have identified why brain-cancer patients who have cranial radiotherapy experience cognitive impairment.
The collaborative spirit that infuses Rochester’s thriving coffee scene offers a lesson for all businesses.
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