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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Monroe County Executive Adam Bello, alongside Mayor Malik Evans, collaborated with the community at the Willow Domestic Violence Center to discuss the matter, which frequently extends to violence outside the household. Mayor Evans stated: “I am so very concerned with the numbers that I see regularly. I read […]
Yes! Someone said Free Coffee For World Teachers’ Day! Dunkin’ is celebrating educators everywhere by treating them to a Free Medium Hot or Iced Coffee at participating Dunkin’ restaurants nationwide. From pre-school teachers and college professors to principals and counselors, Dunkin’ is giving educators the coffee break they deserve. All day on October 5, teachers […]
Rochester Regional Health is embracing innovative technology to assist its healthcare professionals. The robot named “Moxi” has been introduced at RRH, revolutionizing the delivery of medical supplies. At Unity Hospital, eight Moxi robots are already operational, saving staff approximately 200 hours weekly by transporting goods and drugs throughout the facility. Currently, RRH stands as the […]
A celebratory community concert by your Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) concludes Harvest Week at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, 141 Adams St., Rochester, NY, 14608, 7 p.m., Saturday, October 7. One of the oldest Baptist churches in Rochester, Mt. Olivet has served as a community hub and haven for more than a century, with Rev. Dr. Rickey B. Harvey Sr. its […]
Fox is marking the comeback of “Kitchen Nightmares” with a unique twist. This weekend, in specific regions including Rochester, the network introduces “culinary-themed destruction rooms and knife-tossing events.” In partnership with iSmash Rochester in Henrietta, Fox is setting up a kitchen-inspired wreck room. Guests can shatter plates, glasses, and more, all while being immersed in […]
RCSD board voted to rename school number 16 after Dr David and Ruth Anderson. The push to rename the school began last August. Dr David Anderson is known for his work with the Urban League of Rochester and Action for a Better Community. Mrs. Ruth Anderson was an educator with RCSD for over 20 years […]
A man credited with bringing 50 years of informative, educational and thought provoking news to the Rochester community passed away. James Blount, the publisher of “ABOUT…TIME Magazine” was 80 years old. His children released a statement Thursday evening sharing that their mom Carolyne Blount was with their dad at the time of his passing early […]
Experience the vibrant hues of fall in Western New York like never before! Next month, the New York Museum of Transportation in Rush will introduce an electric trolley car ride through the scenic Genesee River valley. These 20-minute journeys are scheduled for Sundays – Oct. 8, 15, and 29. Your museum ticket covers the ride, […]
Monroe County celebrated the inauguration of a new facility for the Deaf Refugee Advocacy Group in recognition of Deaf Awareness Month. Situated at Sibley Square, this new hub offers American sign language workshops, job preparation, and essential life skill sessions, complemented by social gatherings for newcomers. Diana Pryntz, the founder and executive director of the […]
There was an old saying on WDKX during the Quiet Storm “It’s 10 o’clock parents do you know where your kids are”. Over the last year stolen cars and teens have been the topic of discussion. Hearing this story about 6 young people taken into custody after being connected to a stolen car, robbery and […]