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Founded by Yo-Yo Ma, the ensemble brings its globally inspired sound to Kodak Hall on March 26.
George Eastman Museum’s Gallery Obscura exhibit celebrates the talent of the Flower City Arts Center 678 Photo Club.
After a recent NSF site visit, a University of Rochester-led coalition is nearing a decision that could bring up to $160 million to boost the region’s optics, photonics, imaging and laser sectors.
New Yorkers deserve honesty about what drives their energy bills—and a clear accounting of the policies behind those costs.
New York’s private duty nursing reimbursement rates fall far behind its regional counterparts.
The partnership connects students to degree programs at Nazareth University.
The Newark nanobrewery adds a kitchen — and a chicken sandwich worth the trip.
Strategist and author Maya Rupert discusses race, gender and political perception.
A foreclosure judgment covering the Penfield taproom and the Walworth production facility moves the case toward auction as lenders seek to recover nearly $5 million.
An exhibit at the Rochester Contemporary Art Center highlights the work of Anne and Sue Havens.
In its current term, the justices will decide several important cases—and perhaps answer fundamental questions about the legitimacy of the nation’s highest court.
Next weekend, the Eastman School of Music will bring some of the best names in film, TV, and video game music to town.
The New York Museum of Transportation and the Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad Museum partnered during the Rush Fall Festival to highlight the region’s transit history.
The NYC hard rock band, which just dropped its second album, is scheduled to perform in Rochester next week after dropping their second album.
Advocates, providers, and legislators agree: unsheltered and chronic homelessness in Rochester and Monroe County are on the rise and must be addressed.
The center at RIT was launched in 2015 to help New York become a global leader in 3D-printing technologies.
Is the shift to a single fiscal intermediary for New York’s Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program a win for taxpayers or a flawed move that has jeopardized care for needy New Yorkers?
United Farm Workers organizers have called on Wayne County’s Wafler Farms to implement a contract imposed in arbitration.
In this time when half the country is certain the other half is crazy, can we take a half a step back from being so sure about our own opinions?
Season openers from Publick Musick and Pegasus will feature contrasting, and stimulating, music.
Despite significant challenges, a number of independent bookshops have opened their doors here since the pandemic. Their business strategies vary, but building a sense of community is common among all of them.
Faheem Masood, who has led the company since 2016, plans to step down next April.
The country club will host its fifth PGA Championship a decade from now but this month faces a special membership meeting with a focus on its bitter internecine lawsuit.
Two Wilmot Cancer Institute researchers are working to develop a new generation of treatments for pancreatic cancer.