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The Rochester City School District just announced a three tiered plan to re-open in January. According to superintendent Lesli Meyers-Small, each phase will affect different students: “As you know we have had a school year like none other,” Myers-Small said. “Being in the midst of a pandemic and working to move forward to do what’s […]
Since the coronavirus vaccine arrived in the US, talks have shifted from when will it get here? To who will get it first? Everyone agreed that first responders should be first in line, as they are closest to the virus and have the most exposure to it – but who should get it second? Democratic […]
A mother from the United Kingdom told her kids she needs to have fun to this year for Christmas and not to expect any gifts this year. The mother said the year 2020 has been a hard year for her being a single parent and she dealt with a lot of stress and depression because […]
Early Thursday morning, Spirit Airlines Flight 696 slid off the taxiway after landing at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. According to the FAA, the nose wheel of the Airbus A320 slid off the pavement and into the grass. Passengers were shook up, but there were no injuries. Over 100 people deplaned using the aircraft stairs […]
Fellas be careful when responding to messages from random beautiful women so obviously out of your league, it might be a trap. If you’re in a relationship, should you be entertaining other people? A model from California is helping women catch their cheating boyfriends by sliding into their DMs on Instagram. The woman identified as […]
Has texting ever blown things out of proportion or led you to misunderstand the other person? You got to love autocorrect on cell phone devices. A woman from Wisconsin freaked her dad out after she was responding back to him though text about her process of taking a COVID-19 test. The woman’s dad called […]
Meek Mill is giving back again to the kids in his hometown of Philadelphia. Meek is starting a $2 million scholarship fund. Joined by Michael Rubin, the scholarship money will assist approximately 1,000 pre-K to high school students from low-income households during the 2020-21 school year. It will cover their tuition at private and parochial schools […]
New York’s minimum wage is set to increase fro $11.80 to $12.50 an hour at the end of the year. 2020 will mark year 5 of the 5 year plan to give businesses time to adjust to the increase and the New York State Department of Labor has confirmed that it will take affect indefinitely. […]
After months and months of negotiations, congressional leaders are getting close to another coronavirus relief deal. If everything goes well, a $900 billion stimulus deal could reach Americans soon. The deal is expected to have another round of stimulus checks at $600 per person, but no money for local or state aid. The deal also […]
The City of Rochester’s Office of Public Integrity released a 48 page report on Tuesday that concluded that there was no evidence of any city employee violating any policies or ethical standards for the city or city departments in the death of Daniel Prude. Tim Weir, the head of the Office of Public Integrity put […]