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Today is the last day of the 50th Holiday Bazaar Arts and Crafts sale held at the Rochester Museum and Science Center Council. More than 170 vendors are being showcased and selling their jewelry, crafts, knits, and paintings. Kim Ozur, an RMSC council member, stated: “We’re so happy to have everyone back here after the […]
Can you believe it’s been 40 years since Michael Jackson’s Thriller? In celebration of 40 years, fans of the King of Pop were graced with a re-release of the classic project with 10 new never-before-released tracks, thanks to Jackson’s estate. In addition to the re-release, a Michael Jackson Thriller immersive event is also taking place […]
If you were hoping to travel to Buffalo this weekend, looks like you have to make different plans! The Buffalo Bills vs Cleveland Browns has officially been moved to Detroit due to heavy snowfall in Western New York. Tickets went on sale for pre-sale fans using the Buffalo Bills yesterday at 5 pm. The ticket […]
Yesterday, Governor Kathy Hochul issued a proclamation, declaring November as Transgender Awareness Month. In addition to this announcement, Governor Hochul also stated that New York State landmarks will be lit pink, white, and light blue on Sunday, November 20 in honor of Transgender Day of Remembrance. Governor Hochul stated: “This November, I’m proud to celebrate […]
You ever just wonder ‘is there an app for that?’ Or looking for an app? Well, you no longer have to worry or wonder about an app to tell you what you can and can’t recycle in Monroe County! Monroe County launched a new skill on Amazon’s Alexa app to help with recycling awareness. Alexa […]
Governor Kathy Hochul has wasted no time after the election season and has announced the 11 projects in Buffalo’s Broadway-Fillmore neighborhood as part of her ongoing efforts to revitalize the Western NY economy. Gov Hochul made this announcement in Buffalo at the Matt Urban Center in Buffalo. In total, Buffalo is to receive $10 million […]
Happy Holidays! In celebration of the holiday season, over this past weekend, the George Eastman Museum’s annual Sweet Creations gingerbread display returned. The display includes more than 60 cleverly designed decorated gingerbread creations. Anyone looking to check it our can do so now until January 1st. In order to manage crowds, the museum recommends advance […]
The votes have been counted, and currently, 67 percent of voters in New York State approved of the $4.2 billion in state borrowing to pay for the Environmental Bond Act. The new act was formally known as the ‘Clean Water, Clean Air, Green Jobs Act’, and it will fund projects addressing climate change mitigation, flood […]
A new exhibit is headed to the Rochester Museum & Science Center! The brand new ‘Wonders of Water’ exhibit combines past exhibits with some new experiences, to help visitors learn about Lake Ontario, the Erie Canal, and various water species. Calvin Uzelmeier, director of featured content at RMSC, stated: “It’s a great interactive experience. It’s […]
Late last night with 69 percent of precincts reporting, Governor Kathy Hochul was declared the winner over Republican challenger Lee Zeldin in the race for governor of New York. Hochul had 55 percent of the vote, while Zeldin had 45 percent. She took to the stage last night to address supporters, thanking them for electing […]