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Gino Fanelli
Home assessments up 19% across Rochester
Home value sticker shock sweeps city after first re-assessments in four years.
Rochester School Board approves 175 layoffs, including 109 teachers
Commissioners said cutting employees was their only option to close a budget deficit
Dems look to fill Robach-sized hole in Senate
The party has its best chance in 18 years of taking the 56th Senate District seat that Republican Joe Robach has firmly held.
Council approves vacancy study legislation
The study is a necessary first step for the city to opt into state rent stabilization laws.
Council to vote on vacancy study legislation
The study would be the city’s first step toward opting in to state rent stabilization laws.
Robach bows out of Senate race
The veteran Republican legislator said his decision was motivated by “divisive New York City politics.โ
PAB hits first milestone as applicants pour in
Nearly 120 applications have been submitted by people looking for a seat on the nine-member panel.
Rochester teachers rally against โChristmas massacreโ layoff plan
Teacher’s union leaders called for the board to delay its vote and to try to get extra funding from the state.
Monroe County’s top cops shun ‘annoyance law’
Other Monroe County police chiefs share their colleague’s concerns.
Organizations join together in pursuit of a multimodal community
Reconnect Rochester and the Rochester Cycling Alliance plan to merge.
Scenic Rochester
Rochester can sometimes be a drab place. Our winters are incessantly cold, and the other seasons can certainly seem painfully short in comparison. But despite this, the area is also a place with a rich, unique history and landscape. In our warmer months, going off the beaten path a bit can offer some wonderful sightseeing. To get you started, here’s some of the best and brightest spots to soak up some views during your time in Rochester.






