As of October 1, anyone attending Rochester’s Auditorium Theatre will be required to prove they’ve had at least one vaccine dose.
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Remaining RCSD students without transportation will soon get it
All Rochester City School District students are expected to have a ride to school by the end of the month, according to Superintendent Lesli Myers-Small.
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Former RPD Chief Singletary sues city, mayor over his firing
He’s seeking at least $1.5 million in damages for his termination and defamation of character.
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Despite worker shortage, RCSD aims to improve food service
Officials have said the district is short 30 kitchen staffers and that it needs more bus drivers and custodians, too.
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Small homeless encampment removed by city of Rochester
The encampment was cleared from Loomis St. on Thursday after the city received complaints from neighbors about trash and drug activity.
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RIT, Gillibrand seek fed funds to make cybersecurity program inclusive
U.S Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand visited RIT to announce a large investment to help diversify the growing field of cybersecurity.
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Rochester hoops stars return home to urge kids to get vaccinated
Youngsters ages 12 to 17 can get their photo taken with pro cagers from Rochester in exchange for getting a vaccine.
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Should student loan debt be forgiven? Lawmakers consider their options
As the suspension on student debt payments draws nearer to a close, federal lawmakers weigh the options for forgiveness.
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Funding to fill highways like Inner Loop slashed but optimism remains
One-twentieth of the earmarked funds for projects like the Inner Loop were approved by the Senate, but local government remains optimistic.
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As legal battle over Whole Foods Plaza continues, Starbucks opens on site
The first business in Brighton’s long fought-over Whole Foods Plaza opened on Friday. But the legal fight is far from over.
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Officials and residents call for reform of antiquated election system
Speakers at a public hearing on Thursday discussed challenges to voters with print disabilities, crucial checks and balances, and the recount rule.
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Autism Trail seeks to break down barriers to deep nature
The Autism Nature Trail at Letchworth State Park, set to open this fall, aims to bring accessibility to autistic nature lovers.
