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Jim Hare, the former Mayor of Elmira, is resigning from his position as County Elections Commissioner

Elmira, New York – The Chemung County Board of Elections will have a new leader in the next year. A Republican and a Democrat lead the...

Hochul rejects animal crossing legislation

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Hochul rejects animal crossing legislation

Albany, New York – The Wildlife Crossing Act of New York was vetoed by Governor Kathy Hochul. Based on studies that would have been commissioned to...

After months of delay due to an administrative issue at OCM, the local dispensary opens

Local News10 months ago

After months of delay due to an administrative issue at OCM, the local dispensary opens

Rochester, New York – After months of waiting, ROC Dispensary, a modest cannabis shop, is finally operating. Although Beau Clinton and Bob Livecchi, the store’s proprietors,...

Local News10 months ago

Bath will host a mental health event

Bath, New York – At a forthcoming event in Bath, those who have loved ones experiencing mental health issues can find out how they can help...

Certain RRH security guards granted peace officer status

Local News10 months ago

Certain RRH security guards granted peace officer status

Rochester, New York – Certain security guards at Rochester Regional Health have been granted peace officer status by new legislation signed by Governor Kathy Hochul. Those...

Celebration of life announced for firefighter killed in ATV accident

Local News10 months ago

Celebration of life announced for firefighter killed in ATV accident

Rochester, New York – Following an ATV accident in the Catskills on Saturday, Lt. David Sidorenko passed away, and a celebration of life was declared. In...

Greek citizens are worried about the plan to build senior apartments

Local News10 months ago

Greek citizens are worried about the plan to build senior apartments

Rochester, New York – To review a recent request from Penn Central Senior Apartments, the Town of Greece’s planning board met on Wednesday evening. The team’s...

A rally is conducted while students are charged with felonies in a “wanted” poster case

Local News10 months ago

A rally is conducted while students are charged with felonies in a “wanted” poster case

Rochester, New York – Four students were charged in relation to “wanted” posters that were posted throughout the University of Rochester River Campus, prompting a rally....

A collaboration of local healthcare professionals expands access to pharmacies in Rochester

Local News10 months ago

A collaboration of local healthcare professionals expands access to pharmacies in Rochester

Rochester, New York – In an effort to increase pharmaceutical availability in Monroe County, four Rochester healthcare institutions are collaborating to address the significant number of...

A local lawyer explains the specifics of the recently passed Clean Slate Law in New York

Local News10 months ago

A local lawyer explains the specifics of the recently passed Clean Slate Law in New York

Rochester, New York – New York’s Clean Slate Law went into force on Saturday, according to a local lawyer. According to the Clean Slate Initiative, New...

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Jim Hare, the former Mayor of Elmira, is resigning from his position as County Elections Commissioner

Hochul rejects animal crossing legislation

After months of delay due to an administrative issue at OCM, the local dispensary opens

Bath will host a mental health event

Certain RRH security guards granted peace officer status

Celebration of life announced for firefighter killed in ATV accident

Greek citizens are worried about the plan to build senior apartments

A rally is conducted while students are charged with felonies in a “wanted” poster case

A collaboration of local healthcare professionals expands access to pharmacies in Rochester

A local lawyer explains the specifics of the recently passed Clean Slate Law in New York

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