Anyone who wants to speak will have to sign up ahead of time and provide a brief description of what they’d like to discuss.
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During sixth night of marches, protesters call for justice for Daniel Prude
The demonstration began Monday evening and a standoff between police and protesters continued until about 1:00 a.m. Tuesday.
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RCSD plans additional budget cuts
Late last week, the state notified Rochester City School District officials that the district faced a potential loss of $128 million in aid.
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White House trade advisor blasts Kodak over handling of loan deal
White House Trade Advisor Peter Navarro made the comments on CNBC on Monday when asked about that $765 million federal loan.
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UR to receive $13 million in federal funding for new Physics Frontier Center
The Center will focus on understanding the physics and astrophysical implications of matter under pressures so high that the structure of individual atoms is disrupted.
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RCSD abruptly stops online forum on reopening after Zoom bombing
The forum had to be abruptly canceled soon after it started on Saturday after it was bombarded by a series of racist and obscene comments.
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Bello signs equal pay executive order
Under provisions of the executive order, the county will develop an equal pay certification to be used to ensure compliance during the contract approval process.
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RCSD will start school year using only remote learning
Originally, RCSD was going to use a hybrid model that would have combined in-class and remote learning.
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Monroe County renames airport for Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass, a well-traveled man in his time, will soon be the namesake of the airport in the city where he made his home.
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SEC said to be investigating Kodak
The Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly probing the circumstances of a $765 million federal loan for Kodak to make generic drugs.
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City seeks developer to lead Bull’s Head effort
City officials have been working on a plan to revitalize the area around West Main Street and Chili Avenue for more than a decade.
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MCC plans to open for on-campus learning this fall
The college will require face coverings, reduce classroom density, and offer both on-campus and distance learning courses.
