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A judge strikes down the New York abortion rights amendment on November ballots

Rochester, New York – An amendment to New York’s abortion laws that would have prohibited discrimination based on gender identity and pregnancy outcomes was removed from...

Genesee Brewery’s million investment enables the construction of a new, “state-of-the-art” packaging factory

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Genesee Brewery’s $50 million investment enables the construction of a new, “state-of-the-art” packaging factory

Rochester, New York – A major boost is coming for a Rochester mainstay. The oldest brewery in the state of New York is the Genesee Brewery,...

Schumer declares 0 million in federal funding for religious institutions’ protection

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Schumer declares $400 million in federal funding for religious institutions’ protection

Rochester, New York – The federal government has increased financing for places of worship security by $400 million, Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer said on Sunday....

To support kids who need a wish, more than 275 people attend the Make-A-Wish gala

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To support kids who need a wish, more than 275 people attend the Make-A-Wish gala

Rochester, New York – Over two hundred and seventy-five individuals gathered on Saturday evening to commemorate the power of a wish. To provide financial assistance to...

Push grows to expand New York’s liquor shipment, container laws

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Push grows to expand New York’s liquor shipment, container laws

New York – Before the legislative session concludes in around five weeks, state lawmakers want to increase the kinds of alcoholic beverages that can be directly...

Rochester Board of Education vice president under investigation for alleged threat

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Rochester Board of Education vice president under investigation for alleged threat

Rochester, New York – The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office reports that Beatriz LeBron, vice president of the Rochester Board of Education, is the focus of a...

Following sponsor rejection, millions of dollars are put on hold for community organizations in Rochester

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Following sponsor rejection, millions of dollars are put on hold for community organizations in Rochester

Rochester, New York – Following the denial of a new financial sponsor during a committee vote in the Monroe County Legislature, several community organizations will have...

After a traffic stop, DA Doorley is being investigated by the Monroe County Office of Public Integrity

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After a traffic stop, DA Doorley is being investigated by the Monroe County Office of Public Integrity

Rochester, New York – The Monroe County Office of Public Integrity (OPI) is currently looking into Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley after she disobeyed a...

At the age of 100, Rochester area educator Dr. Alice Holloway Young passes away

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At the age of 100, Rochester area educator Dr. Alice Holloway Young passes away

Rochester, New York – We are honoring a local educator who paved the way for others. A family member said that Dr. Alice Holloway Young passed...

The yearly Flower City Challenge attracts almost 2,000 participants

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The yearly Flower City Challenge attracts almost 2,000 participants

Rochester, New York – On Sunday morning, about 2,000 runners of various ages crowded Rochester’s streets in anticipation of the Flower City Challenge. Numerous streets around...

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A judge strikes down the New York abortion rights amendment on November ballots

Genesee Brewery’s $50 million investment enables the construction of a new, “state-of-the-art” packaging factory

Schumer declares $400 million in federal funding for religious institutions’ protection

To support kids who need a wish, more than 275 people attend the Make-A-Wish gala

Push grows to expand New York’s liquor shipment, container laws

Rochester Board of Education vice president under investigation for alleged threat

Following sponsor rejection, millions of dollars are put on hold for community organizations in Rochester

After a traffic stop, DA Doorley is being investigated by the Monroe County Office of Public Integrity

At the age of 100, Rochester area educator Dr. Alice Holloway Young passes away

The yearly Flower City Challenge attracts almost 2,000 participants

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