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Young Pilots Program at BOCES introduces flying at a young age

Rochester New York – In the midst of a pilot shortage across the country, a program in Upstate New York is attempting to train pilots at...

Local authorities’ responses to the vice presidential debate

Local News12 months ago

Local authorities’ responses to the vice presidential debate

Rochester, New York – The first and only vice presidential debate held prior to the election on November 5 is causing local elected leaders to respond....

Blue Cross Arena in Rochester has selected new management

Local News12 months ago

Blue Cross Arena in Rochester has selected new management

Rochester, New York – The next management firm to run the Blue Cross Arena has been selected by the City of Rochester. The arena will be...

Following Hurricane Helene, Governor Hochul is transferring resources from Rochester to the South

Local News12 months ago

Following Hurricane Helene, Governor Hochul is transferring resources from Rochester to the South

Rochester, New York – After Hurricane Helene unleashed her fury, aid is on its way to those in need in the South. Hundreds more people have...

ROC Game Fest at RIT is a celebration of gaming for local developers

Local News12 months ago

ROC Game Fest at RIT is a celebration of gaming for local developers

Henrietta, New York – The Rochester Institute of Technology is hosting a local event that is uniting people in celebration of all things gaming. The 8th...

Residents of Rochester recall Helene, from power disruptions to flash floods

Local News12 months ago

Residents of Rochester recall Helene, from power disruptions to flash floods

Rochester, New York – Rob Ziegler and William Chase, who were born and raised in the Rochester region, talked about their experiences during Hurricane Helene, which...

Starting this weekend, no one under the age of 21 is permitted in Rochester’s East End

Local News12 months ago

Starting this weekend, no one under the age of 21 is permitted in Rochester’s East End

Rochester, New York – The East End entertainment zone in Rochester will be closed to anyone under the age of 21 starting this weekend. The statement...

After months of work, Corning’s Pizza Hut finally opens

Local News12 months ago

After months of work, Corning’s Pizza Hut finally opens

Corning, New York – People in Corning can finally calm down now that the long-awaited Pizza Hut has reopened in the city. After closing in the...

Hardinge divides up the business but leaves the factory open

Local News12 months ago

Hardinge divides up the business but leaves the factory open

Elmira Heights, New York – Following the sale of its operations, Hardinge declared that the Elmira Heights plant will carry on under a new identity. In...

Real estate broker in Rochester thinks that with the recent decline in mortgage rates, this is the ideal moment to buy

Local News12 months ago

Real estate broker in Rochester thinks that with the recent decline in mortgage rates, this is the ideal moment to buy

Rochester, New York – As fall approaches, mortgage interest rates also change to reflect the changing of the leaves. Elysian Homes’ owner, Mark Siwiec, talked on...

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Young Pilots Program at BOCES introduces flying at a young age

Local authorities’ responses to the vice presidential debate

Blue Cross Arena in Rochester has selected new management

Following Hurricane Helene, Governor Hochul is transferring resources from Rochester to the South

ROC Game Fest at RIT is a celebration of gaming for local developers

Residents of Rochester recall Helene, from power disruptions to flash floods

Starting this weekend, no one under the age of 21 is permitted in Rochester’s East End

After months of work, Corning’s Pizza Hut finally opens

Hardinge divides up the business but leaves the factory open

Real estate broker in Rochester thinks that with the recent decline in mortgage rates, this is the ideal moment to buy

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Wi-Fi-equipped workforce shuttle meets Rochester residents where they are with one-on-one job help

Rochester’s 2025-26 budget cuts $27M but preserves key services and investments

Governor Hochul pushes farm-to-school model with new funding to tackle food insecurity

Lead-free future begins in Albany as first project under $100M grant program breaks ground

Governor Hochul touts $18M infrastructure upgrade to ease travel in Central New York

Rochester Animal Services sees brighter future with investment in community outreach and care

Community Garage Sales and Super Fleas return for 2025 season in Rochester with free admission

Rochester celebrates music and togetherness with Party in the Park 2025 lineup

Rochester launches diverse activities from yoga to entrepreneurship for school break week

Community gardens, murals, and youth programs among initiatives funded by NIA grants in Rochester