Rochester Superintendent Terry Dade said Wednesday that he is in talks to break his contract with the Rochester City School District.
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Longtime Monroe County Conservative Party leader Tom Cook dies at 73
Tom Cook led the party since 1979, and the Conservative endorsement was often key in many local elections.
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Assembly member Peter Lawrence will not run for re-election
Assembly member Peter Lawrence becomes the latest in a string of Republican state legislators to announce he will not run for re-election this year.
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Special election to replace ex-Rep. Chris Collins expected to coincide with presidential primary
Republicans cry foul over linking the special election to the presidential primary, saying it will give Democrats an unfair advantage.
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Sheppard is running for Gantt’s seat
Assembly member David Gantt hasn’t said whether he’s running for reelection.
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Assembly GOP leader Brian Kolb arrested for DWI
New York state Assembly Minority Leader, Brian Kolb, a Republican from Canandaigua, has been charged with DWI.
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State Supreme Court Justice Rosenbaum under investigation
The state Office of Court Administration has relieved Justice Matthew Rosenbaum of his judicial duties.
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Bello’s exec victory sets up domino effect among Democrats
Assembly member Jamie Romeo plans to run for the clerk seat and other Dems are now eyeing her office.
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Wilt launches second Congressional bid
Robin Wilt will challenge incumbent Democrat Joe Morelle.
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Immigration finds some common ground in local survey
Large majorities of Democrats and Republicans in the 25th Congressional District share ‘common ground’ on immigration issues.
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City school officials look at cutting teaching positions
The district is attempting to address a budget gap from the last school year and trying to avoid a deficit at the end of this year.
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Four city schools in receivership show improvement
More than a dozen schools around the state initially designated as ‘struggling’ by the NYS Education Department have been making progress. Four of those schools are in the City of Rochester: East Lower School and Upper High School, James Monroe High School, and Northeast College Preparatory High School. The state says that all 14 schools […]
