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The United States Postal Service is hiring for the holiday season in the Rochester area. USPS is looking to add 100 people to its workforce for the distribution and processing centers. The locations are in Rochester, Henrietta, and the Carrier Annex on Manitou Road. Mail Handler Assistant positions are available through November 24th and the […]
The Minnesota Twins have recently announced that they will no longer be affiliating with the Rochester Red Wings. Wings General Manager Dan Mason gave a statement Tuesday night, saying: “We’ve known for a while that this was a possibility. The finality of it kinda hit home today. It’s been a bit of a bummer.” It’s […]
The City of Rochester’s Department of Recreation and Youth Services, in partnership with Rochester City Soccer, will host a series of soccer clinics at the Tyshaun Cauldwell R-Center for Hope, 524 Campbell St., for youth who are high school age and younger. The clinics will take place on Tuesday and Thursday evenings beginning November 10 […]
In a virtual briefing to discuss the new COVID-19 Yellow Zone designation, Monroe County Executive Adam Bello and Public Health Commissioner Michael Mendoza said: “It is clear we are experiencing community spread throughout Monroe County. It’s not targeted to one neighborhood or zip code, but it’s related to gatherings of people not in the same […]
A grand jury is now investigating whether or not Rochester police officers played a role in the homicide of Daniel Prude. One of the attorneys representing the officers, Matthew Rich gave a statement that said: “We understand that the grand jury process is underway and we have been in touch with the assistant attorneys general […]
Wegmans has announced that they will be taking the safety of their customers very seriously this holiday season. The local grocery chain released a statement on its website that lists new holiday hours, a holiday freshness guide and tips for customers to follow as they plan their holiday shopping. The increase in safety is especially […]
Local grocery stores are gearing up for the second wave of coronavirus as winter creeps closer. When COVID-19 first hit, people were lining up outside of the stores, hoping to get in and stock up on essentials like disinfectants and toilet paper. After the peak, when things began to calm down, shelves began filling back […]
The battleground state of Wisconsin has awarded it’s 10 electoral votes to Democratic candidate Joe Biden. The news comes two days after the Kenosha shooter had his first day in court. Kyle Rittenhouse of Illinois is being held on a $2 million cash bail and facing a mandatory life sentence, according to a court commissioner. […]
“The opening of ROC City Skatepark brings a new vitality and sense of energy to Downtown Rochester,” said Mayor Warren. “And it also provides a beautifully designed space specifically for skateboarders, rollerbladers, BMXers and other progression-oriented sports enthusiasts to revel in their sport, hone their skills and enjoy endless hours of outdoor recreation along the […]