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Monroe County will host three pharmaceutical waste collection events in 2025 in partnership with Wegmans and the Sheriff’s Office. The program aims to prevent environmental contamination and reduce access to unused medications amid the opioid crisis. Residents can dispose of pills, syringes, inhalers, and more at designated Wegmans locations in May, July, and September. Additional […]
The FBI and Rochester Police made an arrest on Blossom Road, prompting a demonstration by local activists. Law enforcement was seen entering and exiting a residence while activists held signs outside. Authorities have yet to release details about the individual arrested or the nature of the investigation. The situation remains under development, and further updates […]
Rochester’s popular Food Truck Rodeo kicks off Wednesday, April 30, at the Rochester Public Market, featuring live acoustic covers by the Royal Bromleys. The event will continue on the last Wednesday of each month through September, each night offering a different live band alongside a diverse array of food trucks. Visitors are encouraged to find […]
Rochester, NY, is launching the Minister Franklin D. Florence Civil Rights Heritage Park within Baden Park to honor the city’s civil rights history and influential local leaders. Community members began shaping the vision for the park in the first of six public meetings, emphasizing storytelling and memory-sharing. Minister Florence, who died in 2023, was a […]
Rochester Emergency Veterinary Services (REVS) will begin operating 24/7 starting Friday at 7 p.m., addressing a critical need for around-the-clock animal care in the area. The announcement follows years of concern after the closure of Veterinary Specialists and Emergency Services in Henrietta. REVS recently opened a new 12,000-square-foot facility on West Commercial Street in East […]
The Rochester Contemporary Art Center (ROCO) is inviting artists of all ages to participate in its 18th annual 6×6 Exhibit. This global art event displays thousands of 6-inch-square artworks, each sold anonymously for $20. Identities are revealed only after purchase. Walk-in submissions are due by April 12, and the gallery opening is June 6. Organizers […]
Foodlink and Feeding America leaders are sounding the alarm after over $1 billion in USDA funding cuts impacted food assistance programs. Foodlink CEO Julia Tedesco says the organization lost $600,000 in expected food deliveries this spring, threatening local food pantry supplies. The cuts affect programs like TEFAP, which provides food to low-income families. As demand […]
Rochester Red Wings General Manager Dan Mason welcomed fans back for Opening Day with a mix of nerves and excitement. The home opener on April 1 ended in a blowout 10-1 win over the Lehigh Valley IronPigs, highlighted by Drew Millas’ home run and five RBIs. Mason praised the blend of prospects and seasoned players, […]
Coffee Connection, a café in Rochester, NY, is more than just a coffee shop—it’s a recovery hub for women overcoming addiction, incarceration, and trauma. Founded and led by Joy Bergfalk for 13 years, the shop provides employment, sober support, and emotional healing. Staff are not seen as clients but as friends and coworkers. Amanda, now […]
Genesee Brewery in Rochester has unveiled a new state-of-the-art can production line, part of a major modernization effort expected to boost efficiency and create new jobs. The announcement was made during a ribbon-cutting event attended by city officials, including Mayor Malik Evans, who emphasized the brewery’s role in local economic development. The upgraded line will […]
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