All Derek Dlugosh-Ostap wanted was a wall taken down. What was found behind it was a tribute to Kodak’s brilliance and artistry.
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Matthew Terp resigns Monroe County Legislature seat — again
Former Assembly member Mark Johns has been appointed to take his place.
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Acting public defender resigns after being snubbed
The search for Monroe County’s next public defender has been clouded by complaints of politics and patronage.
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City of Rochester seeks public input on Broad St. aqueduct plans
The city plans to remove the Broad Street bridge and turn the former Erie Canal aqueduct underneath into a public gathering space.
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Peo drops out of race for Assembly
City Councilmember Jose Peo, who was challenging Sarah Clark for the 136th District Assembly seat, has ended his candidacy.
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Councilmembers advance program to aid some first-time homebuyers
The Property Ownership Readiness Program would provide education and financial assistance to help 8 to 10 low-income families buy homes.
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In their kitchens, cannabis is on the menu
A dash of salt, a shake of pepper, a pinch of pot. These local cannabis chefs are refining their recipes and sharing what they know.
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Rochester officials kick off High Falls Terrace Park renovations
The park improvements, as well as a trail project, are part of a push to make High Falls more inviting.
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Beauty, a beloved downtown falcon, dead at 15
For over 10 years, Beauty and her partners nested and hatched young falcons atop the Times Square building.
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Point of the Bluff’s 2022 concert line-up features plenty of nostalgia
The 2022 “Concerts at Point of the Bluff” series features a near-endless parade of classic ’60s and ’70s musicians playing their hit songs.
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Water Works building eyed as High Falls welcome center
City taxpayers would foot half of a $5 million bill to renovate the Water Works building and High Falls gorge.
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Former Webster superintendent is back in school in Lyons
Carmen Gumina, whose hasty retirement from Webster public schools was fraught with controversy, is back in public education.
