Irondequoit will hold a public hearing on Nov. 9 regarding its opt-out proposal. Gates residents have 45 days to challenge the new town law.
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Irondequoit waives library fines on items for children and teens
The Irondequoit Public Library becomes the first suburban library in Monroe County to follow a nationwide trend of dropping fines.
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Irondequoit Supervisor Dave Seeley will not seek re-election
Seeley, 39, called the supervisor post “the best job I have ever held, and likely ever will.”
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Snowshoe to beat the winter blahs
Now all we need is snow. This is Rochester, isn’t it?
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Calendar preview: Going shopless
Black Friday is a walk in the park, with guided hikes and neighborhood strolls throughout the weekend.
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Calendar preview: Summer stretch
With outdoor activities for all the senses, this week’s events let us explore and expand connection through physical (and social)ย movements.
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More suburbs partner on renewable energy
The towns of Irondequoit, Brighton, and Pittsford, as well as the Village of Pittsford, will likely join the growing ranks of New York communities using community choice aggregation to bring clean, renewable energy to their residents and small businesses en masse. Under a CCA program, local governments contract with energy suppliers on behalf of their […]
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Irondequoit, Brighton sue county over maintenance fee policy
The towns of Brighton and Irondequoit are suing the county over a policy change that they say will limit their ability to address abandoned, neglected, and problem properties.
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Irondequoit gives neighborhoods a boost
Young families are moving into Irondequoit’s Winona Woods neighborhood, between St. Paul Boulevard and Titus Avenue. And when it became evident one year that quite a few of Winona Woods’s children were bound for kindergarten, the neighborhood association organized what has become an annual back-to-school meet and greet. The event helps residents get to know […]
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Lighthouse Pointe is on again
Developers are moving forward with plans to develop a 5.5-acre tract on the Genesee River in Irondequoit for housing and commercial space. Lighthouse Pointe was proposed in 2007, but the town’s Planning Board has just recently started reviewing the project. The recession contributed to the delay. “This has been a long time coming,” says Irondequoit […]
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Sheppard wants Reilich and COMIDA investigated
Democratic County Legislator James Sheppard wants Monroe County’s newly created public integrity office to step into a messy and odd political dispute in Irondequoit. But there’s a slight problem: the office isn’t up and running yet. County Executive Cheryl Dinolfo last week announced the start of a national search for the office’s director. In a […]
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Reilich goes to war with Irondequoit
All poor Bill Reilich wanted to do was take a cheap shot at Irondequoit Supervisor Adam Bello.
