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Kellogg’s is not playing when it comes to making sure the show doesn’t stop but in this case production of their products. The union for 1400 Kellogg’s workers rejected the deal that would have given them a 3% raise. The workers continue to strike so Kellogg’s said it will replace those workers with new permanent […]

The worker shortage has affective a plethora of businesses, and the Rochester City School District is no exception. Yesterday, district leaders held a meeting along with some community partners, including Mayor-elect Malik Evans, to talk about ideas on how to recruit people looking for jobs. In addition to the search for workers, RSCD is also […]

Vice President Kamala Harris, Oprah Winfrey, Rihanna, Beyonce, and Ava Duvernay are just some woman named on Forbes’ 18th annual list of power women. The list includes 40 CEOs, 19 world leaders, an immunologist and, for the first time in more than a decade, a new number one. Click Here To Find Out Who At The Top […]

The holiday season is vastly approaching and the U.S. Postal Service estimates carriers will make more than 13 billion deliveries. To keep up with the high demands in deliveries, USPS will be changing their hours by starting at 6 am and adding Sundays to their schedule. An anonymous USPS worker commented on this update, stating: […]

Yesterday, Governor Kathy Hochul announced a $539 million homeowner assistance fund to help eligible New Yorkers at risk of foreclosure or displacement. This assistance funding is designed to help low and moderate-income homeowners impacted by the pandemic to be able to stay in their homes by aiding in mortgage payments, property taxes, water or sewer […]

National chain store, Ashley HomeStore, has teamed up with local nonprofit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Rochester to spread holiday gift-giving cheer to local youth. Next week Wednesday, December 15th from 3 to 9 pm, Ashley HomeStore will be collecting new holiday gifts for the nonprofit. To give back to those who donate, Ashley […]

Last Week Capital One said they plan to eliminate overdraft fees starting early next year. Capital One has become the largest bank to get rid of the charges that cost Americans billions of dollars every year. Customers who are enrolled in overdraft protection will be automatically converted to the bank’s no-fee overdraft in early 2022.  Click […]

After being suspended earlier this week for further investigation, former journalist Chris Cuomo was fired from CNN for his involvement in advising his brother, former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, in the face of sexual harassment allegations. The news of Chris Cuomo’s role originally became public back in May, where Cuomo had been part of […]

As of yesterday, New York’s State of emergency entered into effect as the National Guard moved in. Now that the National Guard has arrived, hospitals can pause elective surgeries to make room for an influx of COVID patients. Starting today, National Guard members will be stationed at Monroe Community Hospital. In a statement, Monroe County […]

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has taken down more than 600 accounts, pages, and groups connected to a Chinese influence operation network that was spreading false COVID-19 information. This network is one of six from last month to be removed from Facebook, the others included two others, based in Poland and Belarus, […]