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A member of the governor’s cabinet and a business expert comment on new gun regulations

Rochester, New York – Following the signing of six new gun regulations on Wednesday, a local guns expert and a member of Governor Kathy Hochul’s cabinet...

Seneca Park Zoo welcoming two new giraffes

Local News11 months ago

Seneca Park Zoo welcoming two new giraffes

Rochester, New York – Seneca Park Zoo will welcome two new Masai giraffes soon! On the advice of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, three-year-old female...

High vacancy rates have resulted in a stretched-out 911 center in Rochester

Local News11 months ago

High vacancy rates have resulted in a stretched-out 911 center in Rochester

Rochester, New York – These are the people we rely on in life-or-death emergencies, yet working at the 911 center in Rochester presents a number of...

Rochester is hosting a gun buyback event where assault guns can be purchased for up to 0

Local News12 months ago

Rochester is hosting a gun buyback event where assault guns can be purchased for up to $500

Rochester, New York – With a gun buyback event scheduled for next weekend, New York Attorney General Letitia James is stepping up efforts to reduce gun...

Elmira’s Strathmont Plaza for sale for .8 million

Local News12 months ago

Elmira’s Strathmont Plaza for sale for $1.8 million

Elmira, New York – Currently up for sale in Downtown Elmira is a sizable commercial building valued at around $2 million. Howard Hanna has listed Strathmont...

The New York Attorney General wants to shutter the nonprofit due to financial mismanagement

Local News12 months ago

The New York Attorney General wants to shutter the nonprofit due to financial mismanagement

Rochester, New York – The top law enforcement official in New York State is acting to dissolve a local nonprofit organization that may have misused public...

Eldridge Park is set to host Harvest Weekend

Local News12 months ago

Eldridge Park is set to host Harvest Weekend

Elmira, New York – Eldridge Park is throwing a fun-filled weekend to celebrate the arrival of fall. A month after closing for the 2024 season, Eldridge...

Businesses in East End view the increased security measures as a chance for expansion

Local News12 months ago

Businesses in East End view the increased security measures as a chance for expansion

Rochester, New York – Safety comes first for companies in Rochester’s East End. The public safety component of the event was handled so calmly and collectedly...

Each year, college football teams participate in the fundraiser for Camp Good Days

Local News12 months ago

Each year, college football teams participate in the fundraiser for Camp Good Days

Brockport, New York – College football teams can once again compete for a worthy cause at a local fundraising event. On Saturday, athletes from the College...

Prior to the start of early voting in three weeks, the Monroe County Board of Elections advises people to “make a plan”

Local News12 months ago

Prior to the start of early voting in three weeks, the Monroe County Board of Elections advises people to “make a plan”

Rochester, New York – The Monroe County Board of Elections wants to make it simpler for voters to select the best option for them when early...

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A member of the governor’s cabinet and a business expert comment on new gun regulations

Seneca Park Zoo welcoming two new giraffes

High vacancy rates have resulted in a stretched-out 911 center in Rochester

Rochester is hosting a gun buyback event where assault guns can be purchased for up to $500

Elmira’s Strathmont Plaza for sale for $1.8 million

The New York Attorney General wants to shutter the nonprofit due to financial mismanagement

Eldridge Park is set to host Harvest Weekend

Businesses in East End view the increased security measures as a chance for expansion

Each year, college football teams participate in the fundraiser for Camp Good Days

Prior to the start of early voting in three weeks, the Monroe County Board of Elections advises people to “make a plan”

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

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