Online posts thought to be authored by the alleged Buffalo shooter show how he might have attacked spots in Rochester.
April Franklin
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Rochester couple wants their ‘Net Zero’ home to inspire more affordable, eco-friendly living
With climate change intensifying, Jasmin Singer and Moore Rhys left California for Rochester and made their house more energy efficient.
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Douglass historian David Anderson receives state’s highest honor
Anderson was awarded the Liberty Medal for lifetime achievement and exceptional community acts.
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Mayor Evans announces Housing Quality Task Force
The 21-member task force consists of housing advocates, providers, city officials and non-profit leaders who will work on policy recommendations and programs to improve housing for Rochester residents.
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Youth program’s performance to honor African-American inventors
Mentors Inspiring Boys and Girls’ Black History Month performance includes musical and step performances with individual monologues.
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Community rallies to help families displaced by Pines of Perinton fire
In less than 24 hours, a GoFundMe page has nearly met its $30,000 goal aimed at assisting those displaced by the fire.
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Homeless advocates worried by new security plan at Civic Center garage
Monroe County Executive Adam Bello announced increased security at the Civic Center garage, where many of Rochester’s homeless seek refuge during cold weather.
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Recovery advocates install emergency Narcan boxes around Monroe County
Opioid addiction recovery advocates have begun to install emergency Narcan boxes at local businesses in an effort to prevent overdose deaths.
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In Rochester, a community on wheels rolls on together
During the pandemic, roller skating saw a comeback, and new rollers are finding a sense of camaraderie at the rink.
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Local advocates call for equity on National Black Women’s Equal Pay Day
On Tuesday local and state officials gathered with community members at the Liberty Pole to bring awareness to National Black Women’s Equal Pay Day.
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As eviction moratorium winds down, tenants and landlords prepare
Evictions are likely to spike after the statewide moratorium on evictions lifts Aug. 31. A national moratorium ended July 31.
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Fashion Week Rochester returns in October
After a two year gap, Fashion Week Rochester will be held this October at the Dome Arena.
