Both district have said they would not have enough space to maintain distance between students, even if they used gyms and cafeterias.
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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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City files appeal of ruling that stripped PAB of its disciplinary powers
In May, the New York Supreme Court had ruled the PAB’s disciplinary powers violated civil service law.
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City Council, activists brace for end of moratorium on evictions
A moratorium on evictions for those impacted by COVID-19 ends Aug. 20. Council and activists are nailing down how to prevent mass evictions.
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Cuomo imposes new restrictions, penalties on bars and restaurants
Under new regulations, bars and restaurants can serve alcohol only to patrons who are seated at tables and who are also ordering food
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Vandalized Frederick Douglass statue replaced
On the anniversary of Douglass’s “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July,” the statue was thrown into the Genesee River gorge.
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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.
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Rochester police charge 30 protesters with violating city’s new curfew
Free the People Roc organized the protest in response to the city’s curfew on large gatherings, which was announced Wednesday.
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Monroe County records first new COVID-19 death in a week
Public health officials also said a growing proportion of COVID-19 cases in Western New York and the Finger Lakes is connected to travel.
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Rochester police to enforce curfew on large gatherings
Mayor Lovely Warren has implemented a curfew on large gatherings in response to a string of violent incidents in the city.
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Boose will not seek elections commissioner post
The current acting elections commissioner, as well as Mayor Lovely Warren, are supporting City Council member Jackie Ortiz for the position.
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‘Imported’ COVID-19 cases becoming more common upstate
Epidemiologists said New York is in a precarious position as one of only a few places in the country where the virus is under control.
