The proposal, which is up for a public hearing on Friday, calls for a facility that would create about a thousand positions and around 300 construction jobs.
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Rochester man is Congress’s new sergeant-at-arms
Former Rochester resident and Aquinas Institute graduate Tim Blodgett is the news sergeant-at-arms at the House of Representatives.
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Cuomo to deliver State of the State address
On Monday, the governor will outline an agenda that includes legalizing cannabis and permanently expanding absentee voting.
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URMC temporarily closes outpatient surgical center amidst COVID-19 surge
UR Medicine said the move will free up staff members at Sawgrass who can be redeployed for inpatient care.
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Burt-Nanna appointed MCC’s next president
DeAnna Burt-Nanna will start on May 21, 2021, and will be the Monroe Community College’s sixth president.
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After fire, City Blue Imaging prepares to look for a new space
For now, City Blue Imaging will operate out of the Rochester Quaker Meeting House at 84 Scio St.
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Shot Rochester police officer is in stable condition
A Rochester police officer was in stable condition and talking to doctors and family after being shot on Hague Street around 8 a.m.
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Medical experts optimistic about vaccines, caution it will take time
Local experts on COVID-19 vaccine research at a live forum Thursday night said it will take time for the community to build up immunity.
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Town of Greece names Drew Forsythe new police chief
Forsythe will replace current Chief Patrick Phelan when he retires at the end of the year.
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COVID-19 vaccinations begin in Monroe County
The vaccines were the first to be given locally outside of those provided in clinical trials.
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National Women’s Hall of Fame works to recognize under-represented women
A virtual ceremony hosted Thursday honored six Black women posthumously, including Toni Morrison, Henrietta Lacks, and Aretha Franklin.
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Monroe County COVID-19 daily numbers above 600 again
As of Tuesday, the Department of Public Health reported that the number of daily coronavirus cases in Monroe County has surpassed 600 again.
