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If you are looking for assistance this winter in paying your heat bill, New York State is here to help. The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) can provide up to $976 this winter to help low- and middle-income households and senior citizens keep their homes warm and help defray high energy costs. Governor Kathy Hochul […]
While the Buffalo Bills won’t be seeing their new stadium until 2026, the team has released renderings of their proposed new stadium in Orchard Park. The new stadium will be built on Abbott Road across the street from the current stadium. The team worked with Legends, a consulting and hospitality company, and stadium architectural firm […]
Looks like we are saying goodbye to Frontier Field as the Rochester Red Wings announced the new stadium name for 2023 and onward. Innovative Field is the new name! Innovative Solutions, a Henrietta-based provider of information technology services will take over naming rights from Frontier Communications. Justin Copie, CEO of Innovative Solutions, stated: “We decided […]
If you are looking for Hamilton tickets the Rochester Broadway Theatre League is warning about fraudulent ticket sales. The broadway show will hit Rochester at the Auditorium Theatre Nov. 1-13. Orchestra seats start at $99 and balcony seats start at $49. Ticketmaster and the Auditorium Theatre Box Office are the only official and authorized sellers, […]
Tomorrow night is the one and only debate between Governor Kathy Hochul and challenger Lee Zeldin. It has been confirmed by Governor Hochul this will be the only debate she’d do. This debate was confirmed as of Sunday night. It will be hosted on the stage at Pace University. Source: 13 WHAM
Yesterday was the return of the annual Foodlink Fall Festival at its community farm on Lexington Avenue. The event was to conclude the growing season for the farm, which serves as a community garden for local residents. In addition to the community garden, Foodlink also utilizes part of the farm as commercial growing space for […]
Yesterday, Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Byron Brown announced the creation of a commission permanent memorial that will honor victims of a racist mass shooting at Tops in Buffalo. Buffalo NAACP President Mark Blue will lead the commission. Governor Hochul, who is from the Buffalo area, said the shooting is “part of the Buffalo story […]
New York State Attorney General Letitia James say’s it’s time to take a look at bail reform. In an interview on WGRZ in Buffalo the Attorney General also said there is a major issue with gangs as well as with guns and drugs in New York State. AG James addressed the large role social media […]
Yesterday, Bryant & Stratton College teamed up with local healthcare employers for a health and wellness fair. Those in attendance not only learned about general health and wellness but also about promising careers in health care. The event also had free flu shots. Dr. Firdous Remita, allied health program director at Bryant & Stratton, stated: […]
A classic is making its mark and bringing in more jobs to Rochester! Since the beginning of the year 2021, Kodak has hired more than 350 people to help keep up with the demand for 35 mm film, which according to the company, has exploded over the last few years. According to Nagraj Bokinkere, Vice […]