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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.
By joining with others who care about the environment, we encourage more voices to join us and be heard.
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.
The new community festival featuring live music, food and activities will take place in St. Joseph’s Park downtown.
In an interview with the Beacon during his visit to Rochester Monday, New York Federal Reserve Bank president and CEO John Williams discussed tariffs, artificial intelligence and other issues.
Launched in 2018, the New York State Academic Dental Centers fellowship helps provide dental care to patients with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The Bushnell’s Basin restaurant, in business for nearly a half-century, closed permanently today.
The company and its 110 professional and clinical home care workers have been negotiating a first union contract for the last nine months.
The people of Rochester have to decide how important street safety is and what they are willing to pay to achieve it.
Rochester Artist Collaborative’s First Friday show at the Yards Collective is a celebration of up-and-coming local artists.
The Toronto-based company, whose nearly $1 billion Rochester Hub construction project is on hold, says a Trump executive order aligns with its role in critical mineral recovery. But the firm has been silent on how the directive might impact the domestic electric vehicle market—its main source of revenues.
Writer and Rochester Beacon cofounder Will Astor, who excelled in his coverage of health care and legal affairs, died Jan. 30.
The $3.4 million expansion was won by Rochester-based EEP Quality Group over a firm from South Carolina.
With progress on a union election stalled, the students have turned to advocacy.
A proud indigenous Oaxacan who moved to Mexico’s capital as a teenager, Minerva Martinez, with son Marco Murcia, has been preparing authentic food made from scratch at Peach Blossom downtown since 2022.
Plans for enrollment, special education, bilingual learning, and curriculum at East have come into focus as the Lower and Upper schools begin to return to full Rochester City School District control.
The production, where words take center stage, opens this weekend and runs until Feb. 16.
The California-based union reached an agreement with Cahoon Farms in Wolcott Thursday amid a concerted organizing push into New York with legal hurdles.
President Donald Trump’s decisions to deport millions of undocumented immigrants, halt the arrival of refugees and threaten sanctuary cities have resulted in legal action, fear and dismay.
William Sanders, the Dr. William D. and Nancy W. Strecker dean of Carnegie Mellon University’s College of Engineering in Pittsburgh, assumes leadership July 1.
The state is joining 21 others to thwart a policy announced Tuesday that may halt trillions of federal dollars from disbursement.