The project addresses both the durability of the system as well as the need for more capacity on the power lines.
Randy Gorbman
NTID’s founding director, D. Robert Frisina, has died at 96
D. Robert Frisina, the founding director of the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, died Monday. He was 96.
YMCA permanently closes Carlson MetroCenter fitness facility
The Carlson MetroCenter is the second YMCA fitness facility in the city to close in the last year.
Bausch + Lomb marks 50th anniversary of the soft contact lens
Happy 50th to SOFLENS, the first mass-produced soft contact lens in the U.S.
Fri COVID-19 vaccine at former Kodak site postponed due to weather
The appointments will be rescheduled for Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, March 27-29.
Reed, facing sexual misconduct allegations, won’t run for office in 2022
House Rep. Tom Reed had previously said that he was considering a run for governor in 2022.
University of Rochester to hold hybrid commencement
Eligible graduates, faculty, and staff can participate in-person, but family and friends will have to watch the ceremonies online.
Rep. Tom Reed accused of sexual misconduct by former lobbyist
The Republican congressman, who has publicly noted he’s considering a run for governor, is now facing sexual misconduct allegations.
Genesee Brewery invests to accommodate growth in Seagram’s Escapes
The corporate parent of Genesee Brewery is expanding capacity, but this time the focus is on a product that is part of the company’s ‘Beyond Beer’ portfolio.
Virtual talk on racism against Asians and Asian Americans begins Sunday
The conference was scheduled before the killings in Georgia, but that tragedy underscores the need for the discussion.
The Little Theatre announces plans to reopen
The Little Theatre’s interior lights inside will dim again when it reopens for public screenings beginning April 16.
Bello received call from state vaccine ‘czar’ gauging his support for Cuomo
Monroe County Executive Adam Bello on Monday also called on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to resign.






