Families for Safe Streets is calling on legislators to pass bills meant to provide greater protections to cyclists and pedestrians.
Jeremy Moule
Covers county government and whatever else comes my way. Greyhound dad; vegetarian; attempted photographer with a love for film and fixer; sometimes cyclist.
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Rochester School Board: Tough, thankless, but not hopeless
Nine candidates are seeking the Democratic line for three open Rochester city school board seats.
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Primaries shape the future of Democrats in the County Legislature
Since Democratic County Executive Adam Bello took office in 2020, two different power struggles have been playing out in the Legislature.
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Cold water is to blame for Durand-Eastman fish deaths
Recently, a small but noticeable number of small, silver, dead alewives have washed up on the shores of Durand Eastman Beach.
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Mayoral hopeful Evans shows restraint in remarks on Warren
Malik Evans released his anti-gun violence plan Friday and said the mayor’s scandals have diverted focus from the city’s big challenges.
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Mayor Warren’s husband pleads not guilty to drug and weapons charges
Prosecutors allege that Timothy Granison was part of a “mid-level” drug ring that peddled cocaine in and around Rochester.
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Monroe County OKs local labor waiver for Amazon
The developer of an Amazon warehouse in Gates will be able to hire non-local labor for up to 30 percent of its construction workforce.
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New York to follow CDC guidance on masks
Starting Wednesday, the state will not require vaccinated people to wear masks in many business and public settings.
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Red Wings opening day: watch some ball, get vaccinated
As the Red Wings take to Frontier Field on Tuesday for opening day, fans will be able to get COVID-19 vaccines.
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Warren’s budget would boost PAB funding, cut police spending
The proposed $561 million budget comes as the city grapples with financial fallout from the pandemic, escalating violence, and a mayoral primary.
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Small arts groups could be in line for more funding from Monroe County
A bill expected to pass the Monroe County Legislature would split $131,000 between 17 small and medium-sized arts groups.
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Fairport puts historic Potter House up for sale
A fixture of Fairport village life for nearly 80 years, the historic Potter House is for sale — everything but the outhouse.
