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This past Monday, Governor Kathy Hochul visited Rochester to highlight parts of her State of the State address, including housing and lead exposure proposals. Governor Hochul stopped at the Upper Falls Square Apartments on Hudson Avenue, urging local leaders to take steps back in reducing the risk of child lead poisoning in rental properties. Governor […]
The Non-profit organization Uvalde Foundation For Kids is looking into the shooting at Franklin High School in early January. The Uvalde Foundation For Kids said they received requests from parents and students that fear going back to school because of the shooting and near tragedy at Franklin. The organization will be providing training resources and […]
According to a new study by researchers in the housing market. The City of Rochester outpaced the entire Northeast region of the country in rent for single-family homes. Rentometer said that Rochester has much fewer options for single-family homes compared to demand since buying a home has become out of reach for more middle-class and […]
If you are a regular at the Regal, unfortunately, you will have to find a new theater. The Regal Cinemas movie theater at The Mall at Greece Ridge is reportedly closing as part of its parent company’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Cineworld will be closing 39 theaters, in Greece, Buffalo, Williamsville, Ithaca, and other locations across […]
The Rochester City School District may be facing another educational crisis with children in kindergarten. Test are showing that most of the kids in kindergarten show signs of possible developmental delays. About 1000 kindergarteners were tested and most of them were flagged for formal evaluation according to an article recently published by WXXI. The test […]
Isaiah Santiago, who graduated from the School of the Arts last spring, is stepping up to take what he experienced in the classroom to the board room on West Broad Street. Santiago announced this week that he would run for a spot on the Rochester City School District’s Board of Education. Currently, the 18-year-old is […]
With four school board seats on the ballot this November. Isaiah Santiago announced he would run for a spot on the Rochester City School District board. Santiago graduated from School of the Arts in spring of 2022, says he wants to take what he experienced in the classroom to the board room on W. Broad St. The […]
The City of Rochester is planning on bringing public restrooms to downtown Rochester. The new bathrooms will be accessible 24 hours a day 7 days a week. There are no overnight restrooms located in downtown Rochester. There was a forum held by local leaders to discuss having the 24/7 restrooms available in downtown Saturday afternoon. […]
Garth Fagan Dance is continuing its annual tradition by honoring the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. With FREE Master Classes for Children, Teens, and Adults Today, January 16th Click Here To Register 11:00am – 12:00pm – 5 to 7 years old 12:15pm – 1:30pm – 8 to 12 years old 12:15pm – 1:30pm – 13 […]
In response to what happened to Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin during the Bills versus the Bengals, the importance of CPR/AED has been brought to light. Anyone who is looking to receive a CPR certificate can now attend a free CPR/AED demonstration from the Gates Volunteer Ambulance every Saturday until the Super Bowl. Check out […]
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