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The petition aims to appoint a receiver to liquidate CRC’s assets and use the funds to reimburse the nonprofits that are owed money.
Opponents contend New York’s largest landfill is degrading air and water quality, while its operator says Seneca Meadows is a guardian of the environment.
New York’s largest landfill is devastating our local environment and contributing to climate change on a global scale.
Seneca Meadows doesn’t produce waste. The men and women who work there do the essential work of safely and responsibly managing these materials.
Reconnect Rochester’s latest film screening and panel discussion will tackle auto-centric land use and strategies to build more walkable communities.
At its Sept. 29 season opener for the 2024-25 series, the ensemble’s sounds approached the stratospheric, as three outstanding female voices blended in divine harmony.
Plans to replace the outdoor Brighton Town Hall Pool with splash pad were met with a big backlash. New funding now has saved the pool but failed to silence critics of town officials.
Dealing with issues such as auxiliary dwelling units will take time and require legal guidance.
Should grocery stores discard, donate, or offer price discounts on unsold food that is near the expiration date?
Neighbors in Action is based on former Rochester Mayor Bill Johnson’s nationally recognized 1996 initiative Neighbors Building Neighborhoods, which inspired hundreds of projects around the city.
Lawmakers are upset over a new state agreement in the works with the Seneca nation. It could add a license for a casino in the area.
Work on the respiratory syncytial virus vaccine was led by University of Rochester Medical Center researchers.
During 2012 to 2022, most recovered firearms were traced to out-of-state sellers. Among the top dealers, however, more than half were in Monroe County.
Selwyn Birchwood, a guitarist, lap steel player and singer/songwriter, will be in Rochester on July 6.
From 2012 to 2022, Monroe Community College’s enrollment dropped by more than half. Can MCC and other community colleges hit by this trend find ways to grow again?
The company’s Goodman Street facility has been tapped to produce the line of multifocal silicone hydrogel daily disposable contact lenses.
The company has partnered with TeamOpenSmartGlasses to develop ChatGPT AI applications for its glasses.
The three measures Rochester City Council recently passed include changes in code enforcement that empower the corporation counsel to seek hefty penalties in court if violations go uncorrected.
The work stoppage Monday was part of a nationwide labor action by staffers at newspapers owned by Gannett.
The bid to disband the union at Starbucks’ Mount Hope Avenue store was rejected by the National Labor Relations Board’s Buffalo office.
With a new leadership team, the Honeoye Falls-based hydrogen fuel-cell technology firm has focused on restructuring for growth as it deals with shareholder lawsuits and federal investigations.
The Police Accountability Board says only two of 137 data requests to the Rochester Police Department since June 2022 have been fulfilled in full.
Songwriter Juliet Lloyd is excited for a homecoming this summer.
Work has begun on new buildings at Cobbs Hill Village Senior Living, the culmination of a nearly decade-long—and at times contentious—development process.