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A new study shows that venting to a friend and punching walls and even exercising doesn’t calm emotions. The report says even though you might feel better after, you could be prolonging negative emotions. The study says angry people shouldn’t overexert themselves by trying to exercise or vent their emotions away. Individuals should seek calming […]
New York City has introduced a significant change to its trash collection system: all residential buildings with fewer than 10 units must now use covered bins instead of leaving plastic bags on the sidewalk. The initiative, which began on November 12, is part of Mayor Eric Adams’ war on the city’s rat problem and aims […]
Starting January 1, 2025, workers in New York will see an increase in Paid Family Leave benefits, according to the state’s Workers’ Compensation Board. Eligible employees can now receive up to $14,127.84 in total benefits, a $313.92 increase from 2024. Additionally, pregnant workers will gain more paid time off for prenatal care under the state’s […]
Cameron Community Ministries: 48 Cameron St. Community Thanksgiving Dinner: Nov. 28 at noon. Open Door Mission: 210 West Main St. Thanksgiving Day Dinner: Nov. 28 from 4 to 6 p.m. Includes a religious service during dinner and open to anyone in need. St. Peter’s Kitchen: Behind the church at 681 Brown St. Thanksgiving Dinner: Nov. 28: Noon […]
For many families of color in the U.S., Thanksgiving is more than turkey and stuffing—it’s a fusion of cultural traditions. Across the country, immigrant and second-generation Americans incorporate dishes from their heritage alongside classic American staples, creating vibrant and diverse Thanksgiving feasts. For Brenda Abdelall, a 37-year-old Egyptian-American, Thanksgiving includes kofta and green beans with […]
Hangover remedies are everywhere, but how many are based on fact? Experts say the only foolproof way to avoid a hangover is to abstain from alcohol, and time is the only cure once it sets in. Here’s the truth behind six popular myths: All Hangovers Are the Same Not true. Factors like age, weight, gender, […]
The Harley School’s “Beyond Soup Club” is making a big difference in Rochester this holiday season. Led by high school students Mary Muller and Luna Clark, the club raises funds through bake sales to prepare and distribute homemade meals like chili, mac salad, and cornbread. These meals are donated to organizations like St. Peter’s Kitchen, […]
A man is accused of robbing the Downtown M&T bank around 2pm Tuesday afternoon. Reports say the bank teller put a tracker that the suspect ran out with and was later tracked in a car on Otis st along with 2 other men. Man accused of robbing M&T Bank in downtown Rochester – WHEC.com
Shaboozey, whose hit “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” has dominated the Billboard Hot 100 for 17 weeks, will headline the Thanksgiving Day halftime show during the Detroit Lions vs. Chicago Bears game. The announcement comes just days after the artist was snubbed at the 58th Annual CMA Awards, losing in both the New Artist of the […]
Spotify, the world’s largest music streaming platform with over 626 million users, generates most of its revenue from ads and subscription fees. But how does this money reach artists? Spotify doesn’t pay artists directly. Instead, roughly two-thirds of its revenue goes to rights holders, including record labels, publishers, and distributors. These entities then pay artists […]
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