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All eyes are on Rochester, NY after body cam footage went viral of an incident involving the Rochester Police Department that led to the death of Daniel Prude. As protestors took over the intersection of the incident, questions about the death of the 41-year old black man from Chicago started to circulate online. Here are […]
Governor Cuomo allowed gyms to reopen Monday August 24th, after being excluded from the initial phase 4 reopening plan. However, not all gyms in our area are open right now and others have limited hours.
Governor Andrew Cuomo expected to make a decision any day now on the reopening and requirements for schools in New York state. If you go to the podcast section on wdkx.com you can hear the town hall meeting with Rochester mayor lovely Warren and Rochester city school district superintendent Leslie Meyers-Smalls talkin about the reopening for the […]
New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo has updated the phase 4 policy that requires bars to only serve alcohol to patrons that are sitting down and ordering food. Since the order, some bars have found a loophole where they would serve guests ‘Cuomo chips’ for $1. The policy, enforced by the State Liquor Authority, originally […]
During a conference call to the media to address updates on the state of the coronavirus pandemic in New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo mentioned that there would be a new regulation concerning dining out. Bars are now only allowed to serve patrons alcohol if they ordered food at the same time and there would be […]
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo still hasn’t decided if schools will be allowed to open this fall. Officials predict that a decision will be made by early August, but there’s no guarantee that it will happen at all. In the meantime, school districts are trying to get ahead of the decision by upgrading their infrastructure […]
Roseland Water Park in Canandaigua announced that it will be open for business starting July 10. The park will open with limited capacity and the only open ares will be the Wave Pool (without waves) and the splash factory. Online tickets can be purchased here and by calling 585-396-2000. Children under 2 are free. Park […]
Police accountability has been at the top of the list of demands from protestors and demonstrators all over the country. In New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a bill designed to repeal section 50a of the state Civil Rights Law, which keeps police disciplinary records from the public. The bill added a ban on chokeholds […]
Schools are expected to have their reopening plans submitted to Albany by the end of this week. The state has outlined its own recommendations for students who are medically vulnerable or live with adults with underlying health conditions and says that they should continue learning remotely. This list describes what it means by underlying health […]
Mary J. Blige has teamed up with Fantinel Winery to release her new Sun Goddess Wine collection. The collection features an Italian Pino Grigio Ramato and a Sauvignon Blanc. Reports say that over 20,000 bottles have been produced and will be available for shipping July 5th. Preorder began on June 29, but the wine is […]