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County Executive Adam Bello laid out steps his administration is taking to bridge a projected
$45.8 million to $81.5 million shortfall.
A neighborhood staple, the store at Monroe Avenue and Canterbury Road remained family-owned since its founding in 1916.
The 157 people in hospitals for COVID-19 treatment in Monroe County on Thursday was a new record high.
The documentary ‘The Painter and the Thief’ forms a portrait of two lonely souls bonded through art.
Record Archive has been selling recorded music in all its forms for 45 years. And co-owner Alayna Alderman, who’s been there for 35 of those years, is eyeing the store’s reopening.
Like lilacs wary of a May frost, Rochester is cautiously starting re-opening measures this week, with success directly tied to our good behavior.
Rising hospitalizations are thought to be the result of a state executive order that restricts the release of patients in hospitals to nursing homes.
More than 600 people have signed up to be contact tracers in Monroe County, according to the official responsible for training them
Cuomo announced that New York will expand the eligibility requirements for a test to all workers who qualify to go back to work.
The screenings are not coronavirus tests. Rather they test for early signs of COVID-19 in populations in which the disease is most rampant.
With New York poised to begin reopening and physical distancing rules still in place, theater-goers can enjoy films on the big screen at the drive-ins.
Monroe County reported 83 news coronavirus cases on Wednesday — the largest single-day jump of the outbreak.
