The best taxpayers can do to piece together the extent of Rosenbaum’s alleged harassment is to deduce what Rosenbaum didn’t do.
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Accused of harassing court staff, Justice Matthew Rosenbaum officially resigns
“The matter against Judge Rosenbaum was of such magnitude that, notwithstanding his resignation, it was important to make sure he would never return to the bench.”
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Would-be City Council aide challenges drug test for pot
Would-be City Council aid Jasmin Reggler, views the city’s policy on marijuana use as unusually strict for the Warren administration, given the mayor’s support for cannabis legalization.
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Cuomo’s new cannabis bill is a mixed baggie, advocates say
Where revenues from cannabis will go remains among the biggest sticking points to the legislation.
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Rochester clergy urge state leaders to uphold bail reform
Rochester clergy are urging state leaders to resist mounting pressure from law enforcement and constituents to repeal or modify the new bail reform law.
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Flagler-Mitchell declares candidacy for Gantt’s Assembly seat
The seat is current held by David Gantt, who has said he is undecided on whether to run again.
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Budget deficit looms over Cuomo’s State of the State speech
Governor Andrew Cuomo is set to deliver his State of the State message on Wednesday, as New York faces its worst budget deficit in a decade.
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Kolb blamed wife for drunken crash, court papers show
Assembly member Brian Kolb told a tow-truck operator, “My wife was driving! You know how women drive,” according to court papers.
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New York’s high-speed rail fail
Rochester doesn’t have enough train travelers to support a coffee shop. Is there really a market upstate for high-speed rail that costs billions?
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Sheppard is running for Gantt’s seat
Assembly member David Gantt hasn’t said whether he’s running for reelection.
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Replacing Justice Matthew Rosenbaum is ‘a waiting game’
Odds are good that Monroe County will start 2020 with one less state Supreme Court justice on the bench.
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Minor political parties condemn Public Finance commission plan
One proposal would make it more difficult for minor parties to win a spot on the ballot.
