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• RENewsletter | May 27, 2012
• Dixon looks to make good on his opportunity in the NYCBL
• 2012 Hometown heroes banners are up in downtown Brockport
• Will subscription fees keep public informed on critical environmental news?
• Listen to or read an excerpt from today’s RIT Commencement Address by “Bill Nye...
• Cap and Gown Distribution
• EARLY DISMISSAL GRADES K-5 AM Kinder Attends
• NIH selects URMC, St. John Fisher for medical collaboration
• Veterans Outreach Center names president and CEO
• Broadstone acquires properties for $17.2 million
• Struggling Vuzix inks deal for line of credit
• Temporary Street Closures June 8, 6:30 – 7:45
• Town Offices Closed Monday
• Watch WKBW-TV this evening for a segment on our Remembrance Ceremony at the Amhe...
• Last Saturday, Nazareth hosted the Seventh Annual Greater Rochester Teen Book Fe...
• Just in time for the Rochester International Jazz Festival, the Nazareth College...
• Happy (early) Memorial Day Weekend! Faculty, staff and students will be at the A...
• Trustee Blackman gets an F on her homework
• BHS Springfest
• Early Release AM K attends
• Staff Appreciation Luncheon
• Majority says college degree is worth the ballooning cost
• Rochester-Area Collaboration Selected for National Pain Education Effort
• Farmers Market Opening Day
• Sutherland division honored in Philippines
• Shares slide despite record Q4 sales, profit at Monro Muffler
• Burns talks transformation at Xerox annual meeting
• Special Town Board Meeting Monday, June 4
• Landlords want low voter turnout to defeat referendum
• Just added a new business to the alumni business directory:
• Great review from CITY Newspaper on Exposed: Rochester's Hidden Victims of Homel...
• Learn firsthand about our outstanding graduate programs in Education, Health & H...
• FRES Orchestra and Blue Band Concert
• Senior Banquet and Bash
• Mercury Opera Guild Tour to the Metropolitan Opera
• National EMS Week 2012 is May 20 - May 26
• Home Properties announces acquisitions, sales
• Brooks to deliver State of the County Address
• GateHouse names president of Ventures division
• Group honors Pier 45 as top outdoor dining spot
• RIT Dubai to seek new president
• Victor firm Toptica opens office in San Jose
• Traffic Alert for June 8 for Brighton Residents and Commuters
• An amazing collection of essays from Dr. Jerome Denno's English Literature capst...
• Nazareth student Adam Netsky, his brother Josh Netsky, a Naz alum, and their fat...
• PTSA Meeting with the Principal
• BHS Wind Ensemble & Symphonic Band Concert
• NYS Science Performance Test-Grade 4
• Eastman BroadBand Presents World Premiere During Free Concert of Contemporary Music
• Given One in Five Chance of Survival, Amazing Grace Defies the Odds
• ESL promotes Masood to president and COO
• Daystar breaks ground on new facility
• Transcat posts 11% jump in Q4 profit
• Unemployment rate rises in April
• Financial executives honored at luncheon
• Economic summit set for Wednesday
• GRE effort to assist second-stage companies
• Noyes chef chosen as finalist in national competition
• Instrumental Music Teacher
• May 22, 2012 - Education Meeting Agenda - AMENDED
• 127th Commencement
• Academic Convocation
• The Nazareth College Art Department is accepting students ages 13-18 for its Sum...
• Medaille College-Alumni: have you updated our alumni office with news of what yo...
• Flower baskets for downtown Brockport
• PTSA Meeting with the Principal
• TCMS Jazz Band & 6th Grade Band Concert
• NYSSMA Pittsford In-House Solo Festival
• Board of Education Meeting
• Grant to Improve Training for Professionals Caring for Those with Alzheimer’s Disease
• With Cystic Fibrosis and Heart Defect, Baby Faces Unique Set of Challenges
• Night At The Zoo
• First Niagara brings HSBC branches on board
• Two area companies honored by SBA
• UR's education school gets nearly $2M for program
• ITC judge makes initial ruling on Kodak digital patent
• Wegmans completes expansion of distribution center
• Rochester-area schools grapple with social media
• Abandoned beauty: Making art from America’s past
• Deputy Secretary of Labor Seth Harris visiting Rochester today
• Summer dangers surround New York waterways
• Solar-powered boat makes a stop in Brockport
• Student David Wantuck featured in WKBW-TV profile of his family.
• Brighton Night at Frontier Field
• BHS Senior Voice Recital
• New Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon Brings Hip Expertise to Region
• Determined to Save Son, Family Shows a Lot of Heart
• Vitamin D + TB Vaccine: Allies in Fight Against Bladder Cancer?
• Dog bite prevention and rabies
• RENewsletter | May 20, 2012
• BHS Senior Ball
• Rochester International Jazz Festival 2012
• Eastman Students Levi Saelua, Karl Stabnau Win DownBeat Awards
• Kleinhans.
• Nationpay moves, plans to expand
• Closing USA acquires key stake in West Coast firm
• Mayor Richards presents proposed $488 million Rochester budget
• Principal
• Congratulations to BHS principal Dr. Nancy Hackett
• Constellation inks agreements with four distributors
• RIT Students Exhibit Unique Collaborative Project at Design Week
• Venture Forum aids first impressions
• Tomorrow is the big day - the Seventh Annual Teen Book Festival! Hope to see you...
• Guests and grads are arriving!
• May 22, 2012 - Education Meeting - Science Program Evaluation
• May 22, 2012 - Education Meeting Agenda
• May 22, 2012 - Education Meeting - Library Program Evaluation
• Vietnam Veterans of America sponsors two events to help combat vets
• Vietnam Veterans of America sponsors two events to help combat vets
• Vietnam Veterans of America sponsors two events to help combat vets
• Vietnam Veterans of America sponsors two events to help combat vets
• New York whooping cough cases near 1000
• Nazareth students travel to Berlin and Poland as part of The March of Remembranc...
• NYSSMA All State Festival - Vocal & Vocal Jazz
• BHS Hoops for Hillside
• Commencement Day. Who's going?
• Most readers not planning to buy stock in Facebook
• Ultralife to showcase key new products at conference
• Lollypop Farm launches $4.5 million capital campaign
• Plastics firm OKed for state grant for facility upgrades
• Richards to present proposed city budget
• Net loss doubles, revenues slide at Vuzix
• PSC OKs RG&E's plan to demolish Russell Station
• Region adds private-sector jobs again in April
• Tonight is the opening reception for Exposed: Rochester's Hidden Victims of Home...
• New Summer Yard Debris Collection Schedule
• Special Town Board Meeting for Thursday, May 17 3pm
• Art notes: Portraits that get beneath the epidermis
• Service Club
• Check out the Nazareth College Commencement page for photos and a video of Lt. G...
• Still no landlord candidates in Brockport
• FRES Chamber Orchestra & 4th Grade Chorus Concert
• 8th Grade NYC & Vermont Trips
• Meningitis Scare Brings Healthy Kid to Brink
• Converting downtown streets to two-way to be discussed
• RF Communications secures $39M radio order
• UR boosts faculty diversity, report shows
• Redevelopment projects topic of RDDC meeting
• Document Security Systems posts net loss in Q1, rise in revenue
• Lawmakers to consider medical marijuana bill
• Student Oscar winners announced, AFI tops list
• Pop Star: Lynn Johnson, global photographer
• Dr. Westerman appeared on this morning's Winging It! Buffalo Style - see her tal...
• As of Tuesday only Blackman and Andrews have filed petitions
• So proud of Nazareth College Physical Therapy students and faculty who headed to...
• Alzheimer’s Gene Causes Brain’s Blood Vessels to Leak, Die
• Beautiful, Bubbly Toddler with Down Syndrome Faces Cancer Head-on
• Al Lewis Spaghetti Supper Fundraiser
• VirtualScopics posts Q1 net loss, flat revenues
• COMIDA grants tax breaks for $24 million development in Gates
• N.Y. manufacturing activity expands in May
• $247,000 green roof at City Hall complete
• Judicial commission to hold session here Wednesday
• Monroe Roadways awarded contracts for Fisher work
• E3 Exploration Club
• Invention Club
• Green Thumb Club
• TCMS Science Olympiad
• Academic Challenge Bowl
• Writing Club
• B&L hires global president for surgical division
• Studio Club
• Magic Club
• TCMS Times
• Jessica --one of the 2012 Nazareth Fulbright Award winners, posing in a vintage...
• Early/Late Bus Schedules
• Rider Information
• School District Budget Voting TODAY
• Nazareth College hosts a riveting photographic exhibition, Exposed: Rochester’s...
• Brockport school board and budget vote today
• School Budget Vote and Board Elections
• FRES Red Band and 5th Grade Chorus Concert
• Roc City Rib Fest Cooks up Miracles for Golisano Children’s Hospital
• Outpatient Clinics Adopt eRecord, Debut New ‘MyChart’ Feature
• Heart Transplant Survivor Highlights Harbor House Benefit Dinner June 9
• Beijing Olympics Provides Rare Window into Air Pollution’s Effect on Health
• URMC to Host Free Skin Cancer Screening
• Kodak to close thermal media operation, shift work to Colorado
• Home Properties to begin equity offering program
• Former non-profit official pleads guilty to grand larceny
• CFO resigns from Gannett, to join technology firm
• RF Communications gets $75M contract from Air Force
• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand speaks at Nazareth about education benefits for veterans.
• Aquin powers RIT to win in Division III Tournament
• Girls impress FIRST Championship with project that could save lives
• Race to Summer 5K
• BHS Progress Reports on Parent Portal
• Longtime Faculty Member, Expert in Effects of Radiation on DNA, Dies
• Mother's Day celebration turns sickening
• Landlord’s Mother’s Day present to Brockport – trash in the streets
• RENewsletter | May 13, 2012
• National Police Week, May 13-19
• Congrats Class of 2012!! You did it! Good luck!
• Class of 2012 undergrad speaker Carly Maldonado is speaking to her classmates!
• New York State Lt. Governor Robert Duffy addressing graduates of Naz Class of 2012!
• "time to take your candle-go light the world"-President Braveman
• amazing rendition of America the Beautiful Ryan Gerling-class2012!
• 30 minutes until Naz2012 processes to Pomp and Circumstance!
• One hour before Commencement!!
• Good morning grads! It's a beautiful day for commencement.
• Kodak sells Cinesite to U.K.-based private-equity firm
• Cornell Cooperative Extension names interim director
• RPO begins $1.5 million campaign
• What's the No. 1 thing to see or do here?
• Reshoring American jobs one company at a time
• Bob McVean Basketball to hold shooting camp July 2-3, 5-6
• Nursing pinning ceremony happening in Linehan right now. Wow, are they excited!...
• Class of 2012-tomorrow is the big day! Make sure to share the memories
• In exchange for the senior class making their gift participation goal, President...
• Science Exploration Day
• Readers: Congress should extend 3.4% subsidized student loan rate
• University of Rochester and IBM Expand Partnership in Pursuit of New Frontiers in Health
• URMC Observes HIV Vaccine Awareness Day with Events
• Comptroller: Former Wolcott official faces felony charges
• Consumer Credit Counseling Service names CEO
• Northeast quadrant gets Your Local Pharmacy
• Labor Department restores $12M to fund training for vets
• Shares of Windstream drop 10 percent after Q1 miss
• Veramark reports first-quarter profit up 51 percent
• O'Brien, Hanna line up to run for Alesi's seat
• 50 new whooping cough cases in NY in last week
• A War Zone
• Commencement is almost here! Grads, family and friends can find out all they nee...
• The only thing this is missing: "Coach" written on Head Coach Mike MacDonald's f...
• June 3 Memorial Golf Tournament Benefits Pulmonary Fibrosis Research
• Pittsford Little League Hits Homeruns for Hope
• One of Few Female Electrophysiologists Hones in On Heart Rhythm Disorders in Women
• Memorial Day Parade
• Recital of Harp Music Features Eastman Community Music School, Brighton Musicians
• Report: Shelby in Orleans County has highest tax rate in the region
• Kodak signs partnerships at Drupa 2012
• UR receives funding for crop protection project
• PT shares slump after Q1 profit, but revenues decline
• Kevin bates: our other cool but not as new grad assistant
• @christopher ripley: our newest and coolest grad assistant
• New principal selected for Council Rock Primary School
• This just in...Five-time Daytime Emmy Award-winning alumnus Jack Allocco '72, re...
• Assistant Principal
• RIT to sell press, cut back on weekly magazine
• The sully's got it.
• SENIORS: The Medaille College-Alumni Association and Alumni Associations from ot...
• Grounds Equipment Operator
• Brockport mayor Castaneda appears in Ogden Town Court
• Utica-area Man Receives Heart Transplant at University of Rochester Medical Center
• Golf Classic to Benefit Women’s Health
• Head and shoulders above Imagine RIT
• RGH president to resign
• RIT names new dean of business school
• State fines MVP Health Care $2.7 million
• RIT to sell press, cut back on weekly magazine
• Fairport company's baseball documentary to air around country
• Seibold Security opens office in West Seneca
• IEC Electronics Q2 profit rises
• Graham Corp.'s Q4 sales will be weaker than forecast
• Trustees Scholarship Colloquium
• Celebration of Teaching and Scholarship
• Moms, Dads, families and friends - get your tissues ready. The Class of 2012 wan...
• More news trickles in about Barf the Port
• U of R research aims to prevent stomach flu
• Hey, SENIORS! Only 10 days until graduation! Congratulations : ) Please make sur...
• Today is National Teacher Day. Give a shoutout here to your favorite teacher - o...
• Board of Education Business/Budget Hearing Meeting
• Frontier shares drop after Q1 results
• Whale Watch returns
• AP Exams
• Proposed legislation would aid N.Y.'s craft breweries
• Soccer academy here partners with MLS team
• St. Ann's to add new buildings, 70 jobs
• MCC season ends with loss in regional finals
• Paley to appear at local events
• There’s a big turkey in Sweden
• School of Medicine and Dentistry Names Senior Academic Dean
• Vaccine Aims to Give the Heaves the Heave-Ho
• Scientist Patricia Rodier, Trailblazer in Early Origins of Autism, Dies
• Flaum Eye Institute Surgeon Saves 5-year-old German Boy’s Vision
• RIT men advance to Liberty League lacrosse final
• Rochester holds seventh annual Walk4Hearing
• RENewsletter | May 6, 2012
• Monroe falls to Mercyhurst NE; championship set for Sunday
• Crocked in the port
• Connecting the Climate Change dots on transportation without a plan
• New York remains malaria capital of the U.S.
• Brockport police keep the lid on brock-the-port
• Lyme disease cases increasing in New York
• Create, Build, and Imagine in Design Zone Opening at the National Museum of Play
• MCC advances to Regional championship
• MCC advances to Regional championship
• Bills to bring 'Trick Shot Quarterback' to rookie camp
• Venture group to hold event on Tuesday
• Constellation Brands enters into new credit facility
• Canadian-Chinese tour firm sending 10 buses here
• Home Properties tops expectations for Q1
• GateHouse posts smaller Q1 loss by cutting costs
• Top RIT News Stories, Videos and Podcasts for April 2012
• Last day of finals is coming to an end. Campus sure is quiet...
• This Sunday, May 6 at 7 a.m. on Ch. 10's Rochester In Focus and at 11 a.m. on C...
• Whooping cough still spreading in New York State
• Big Shot captures Seabreeze at night
• As a complement to the wisdom bestowed by this year's Commencement speaker, this...
• May 8, 2012 - Business Meeting and Annual Budget Hearing Agenda
• April 17, 2012 - Business Meeting and Budget Hearing Minutes
• May the Fourth be with you today.
• Batten down the hatches, brock-the-port stupidity is tonight
• President of Kodak's consumer business to resign
• Rooney's, Black & Blue top readers' pick for dining
• Manning & Napier added 75 employees over past 12 months
• Kodak plans to lay off 141 workers, most by early summer
• Consumer confidence rises upstate, falls statewide
• Ultralife Corp.'s first-quarter loss narrows
• Harris Interactive shrinks its third-quarter loss
• Register now for our Free Homeland Security Webinar and learn more about this ex...
• Imagine RIT festival eyes the future
• Video from Buffalo.com from yesterday!
• Inspirational story about Dellenna Harper, a Nazareth undergrad alumna and curre...
• 25 Reasons to move code enforcement to the police department
• 25 Reasons to move code enforcement to the police department
• BHS PTSA Mtg. with Principal
• Musicians Unite To Benefit Rochester's Foodlink
• Eastman School Presents 'Celebration Of John Maloy's Life'
• Manning & Napier's Q1 profit rises
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• Gosnell family gives $5 million to RIT
• Special Town Board Meeting for Thursday, May 3
• '9 to 5' star Coleman to visit Dryden Theatre
• Xerox Foundation gives $350,000 to promote STEM at MCC
• Red Osier to double employment, consolidate HQ
• Another area company to compete on 'Shark Tank'
• Wegmans to open another Pa. store in King of Prussia
• ITX names new board president
• Gosnell Family Commits $5 Million to RIT in Support of Education in Life Sciences
• Statewide School Budget Vote and Board Election Day is May 15
• ATTN: Nazareth College incoming freshmen! Looking to get a jump start on living...
• Aj verel!
• @christie witt!
• MCC, RIT announce major gifts Wednesday
• Nom nom nom
• Seniors and grads, don't forget that everything you need to know about Commencem...
• Hollywood myth raises its ugly head in affluent suburbia
• Resting before the main event
• TCMS Strings Concert 3/20/12
• BHS Chamber Music Concert 3/28/12
• FRES Recital 3/21/12
• Cooler news: Wallenda Walks, or Spectacular Stuff?
• Medaille College Bug Stuff today at 3:30. We're going for 20. Use this video to...
• Susan Groth Selected as Fellow of American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
• Study: Stroke Victims Not Receiving Timely Diagnosis, Care
• May 3, 2012
• Board of Education Candidates' Night
• Construction Starts on 590/Winton Interchange
• Bankruptcy filings fall again in April
• Cuomo nominates First Niagara CEO to head NYPA
• First-quarter profit flat at Genesee & Wyoming
• RF Communications to cut up to 125 positions by July
• Shop Peppermint holds grand opening
• Schumer pushes for funding of job training for veterans
• Biogas power project opens in Wyoming County
• SEIU plans to picket Medina Memorial Hospital
• Xerox, Boeing ink six-year deal
• Home again through their eyes - tonight!
• James Howard Kunstler to speak in Brockport on May 4
• No one ever talks about how nice the front display in the Buffalo library is. Wh...
• 2011 National Blue Ribbon School Award
• Challenger Learning Project 2011
• Clean Sweep Saturday May 5
• MCC nine end regular season with a split
• Spring Community Forums
• May is National Pet Month - who can post pictures of their furry and feathered f...
• Community forum is set for May 7 to meet the finalists for CRPS Principal
• CRPS Parent/Student Orientation
• Superintendent Conference Day K-8
• Two Entrepreneurs - One Spirit
• Society names recipients of engineer of the year honors
• Foundation gives $500,000 to Jewish Federation campaign
• Gartner names Veramark to global list
• Carnival on Wednesday with the Medaille Bug! Will this year's seniors beat last...
• Maximus in Pittsford aims to add nearly 200 jobs to its workforce
• 'The Fox' gets remake as the 'The Brew'
• Westfall Road Road Construction
• Broadstone acquires California wine facility for $27.8 million
• Rabidoux selected as new Pupil Personnel Services Director
• Stetson Club launches helping hands program
• Rockin Red's Blues Presentation - Mr. Trama's Class
• BHS Prism Concert
• TCMS 7th Grade Band & Jazz Ensemble 12/1/11
• BHS Winter Choral Concert 12/6/11
• REMINDER: No School for Students Grades K - 8 May 1
• TCMS 8th Grade Band 11/29/11
• 7th & 8th Grade Chorus and Orchestra 11/21/11
• In 2010, Msgr. Shannon addressed the Class of 2010 at Baccalaureate. Here is a v...
• The Nazareth community mourns the passing of Msgr. William Shannon. Fr. Shannon...
• The Gleaner, Nazareth's official student newspaper, published a special edition...
• RENewsletter | April 29, 2012
• Brockport election campaign gets off to a walking start
• BHS Junior Prom
• Trustees can force the mayor’s hand
• Whale Watch Departs
• Toro buys assets of Stone Construction
• Strong Arm Technologies muscles its way to another win
• First-quarter loss widens at FSB Community Bankshares
• Kodak logs bigger loss, drop in sales
• Average hourly pay for manufacturing jobs rises 4.9%
• Klein Steel named among best manufacturing operations
• Two Rochester projects to get preservation award
• US Airways adds flights to Charlotte, Philly
• Shark attack in biology department!
• Brighton High School will now be closed today
• Updated Information about the incident at Brighton High School
• SENIOR gifts will be distributed at the Senior Brunch on Wednesday, May 2 at 12:...
• Referendum text not posted on the Brockport Village website
• NYSSMA All State Instrumental Solo Festival
• Meeting with Principal
• Poll: Romney has edge over Obama
• Concert Rochester
• Slow-Growing Babies More Likely in Normal-Weight Women; Less Common in Obese Pregnancies
• How To Know When a ‘Rash’ is Serious? Video Chat!
• Association For Recorded Sound Collections 46th Annual Conference In Rochester
• Whooping Cough Cases Climbing in New York and Nationally
• EarthLink reports drop in profit
• Net income climbs at Five Star Bank parent
• URMC research team wins $1.9 million grant
• Engineer named 2012 Technology Woman of the Year
• Blues to sponsor Rhinos this season
• Businesses, non-profits get reduced power
• Al Lewis Scholarship Spaghetti Supper Fund-Raiser set for May 15
• NY State Pollution Prevention Institute, located at RIT, is cited by Gov. Cuomo...
• Meet the Candidates for Brighton Board of Education
• The tradition lives on! Midnight Breakfast tonight 10:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. in Ke...
• Castaneda’s next court date May 8, Ogden Town Court
• Synthetic Drugs: A Growing Teen Danger
• A fateful meeting with Emmy Award winning alumnus Michael Park '90 and Nick Jona...
• Share this video if you're proud to be a Golden Flyer!
• BHS Student As Creator Concert
• Strong National Museum of Play News - April 24, 2012
• Megan MacKenzie to Receive Wilmot Cancer Center Inspiration Award
• URMC Clinical Trial Tests New Regimen for Hypertension
• Physician’s Mindfulness Skills Can Improve Care for Patient and Provider
• URMC 1st in U.S. Honored for Hypertension Care, Heart Disease Prevention
• No rival bids emerge in deal to sell Kodak Gallery assets to Shutterfly
• Community Bank earnings increase
• RIT names four Innovation Hall of Fame inductees
• URMC to open women's health center
• DSS nominates two board candidates
• Genesee Brewing begins work on brew house
• Tompkins Financial's first-quarter profit declines
• Brockport board appoints 2 honest people to the Ethics Board
• More photos and video are on their way from last night's Founders' Day Celebrati...
• NYSSMA Zone 2 Piano Festival
• NYSSMA All State Solo Festival-Major Organizations
• NYS Math Test-Grades 3, 4, 5
• Open House and Ice Cream Social
• School of Nursing to Give Children’s School Students Inside Look at Health Care Careers May 3
• New Women’s Health Center at Lattimore Improves Access to Care
• Brighton Barons Boys Basketball
• 2012 Photo Album
• Arista Power to team up with GE on new system
• Seneca Falls Savings becomes Generations Bank
• U.S. trustee opposes Kodak's $13.5M bonus plan
• Blues has $1.2 million in unclaimed checks
• RCSD set to make Vargas superintendent
• Q1 net incomes jumps at Lyons Bancorp
• Region's jobless rate rises in March
• Antitrust regulators clear B&L-Ista merger
• Penfield firm breaks ground on project in Kansas City
• Founders' Day Awards this evening - honoring Dr. Brenda Fredette, alum and curre...
• Any requests for campus pictures for tomorrow?
• Democrat & Chronicle Coverage, 2009
• Bile – not Acid – is Bad Guy in Triggering Precancerous Condition Associated with Reflux Disease
• Eastman Dental Tapped for Role in Major National Research Project
• L.A.-based bank agrees to buy First American Equipment Finance
• New Orleans college selects Fisher provost as president
• Ernest Del Monte dies at 87
• Net incomes declines 12 percent at Northwest
• Virginia county awards $10M contract to RF Communications
• Train to perform in August at CMAC
• Frontier promotes COO to president's post
• Job Recruiting! Travelers Insurance will be on campus 12:30-1:30 on Wednesday,...
• Prescription Drug “Take-Back Day”
• Only in Buffalo.
• We are proud to announce that five Nazareth students have been selected to recei...
• Definitely a tunnel kind of day at Naz.
• 13 Reasons to vote yes for Brockport’s code enforcement referendum
• Xerox reports first-quarter revenues up, net income down
• University Life Trustee, Neurosciences Benefactor Ernest J. Del Monte Dies
• Margaret Kearney Named Editor of Research in Nursing & Health
• RENewsletter | April 22, 2012
• The Feminine Alliance, a non-profit started up by two Naz students, invites you...
• A walk along the water for Sudan
• What is ‘local’ news on a warming planet?
• Springfest is here! Iron man inflatable obstacle course, pimp flops, air brushed...
• Monroe County promotes National Infant Immunization Week
• Monroe County Lilac Festival 2012
• Test your luck at Casino Night! You could win a Wii, a blender, KanJam, gift car...
• Baseball (movie) double-header at Naz tonight. Come to the Forum at 9 to watch "...
• GRAR shows 9% rise in housing transactions in first quarter
• Del Monte Corp. CEO to receive Vanden Brul honor
• RBJ earns eight N.Y. press awards
• Slaughter aims to protect Great Lakes from Asian carp
• Firms launch battery and energy storage consortium
• RBA plans job fair for Genny machine operators, laborers
• PSC OKs increase of incentives for solar electric systems
• You don't have to be playing to enjoy the Spirit Week Beach Volleyball tourney!...
• Jon Klein pitches MCC to road split
• Medaille partners with Buffalo Public Schools and Riverside High School
• There's no excuse for being bored on campus tonight ... - Silent Picnic in the C...
• You don't need a Tumblr account to post on the commencement page. Your post will...
• U of R researcher given grant to fight resistant infections
• BHS Spring Production - Almost, Maine
• Rochester's small-business climate gets good ratings
• State fines Excellus nearly $1 million
• The Mr. & Miss Naz Pageant starts in one hour in the Forum! Don't miss your oppo...
• Region ranks No. 4 statewide in private-sector job growth
• You've got 2 more hours to sign-up for tomorrow's beach volleyball tournament! E...
• Net income up 22 percent for First Niagara
• Q1 net income rises as KeyBank tops expectations
• Schneiderman sues Sprint over alleged $100M tax fraud
• Brand Networks receives Facebook designation
• Bank of America sees net income drop on charges
• Carestream Health secures FDA clearance
• Thai Lao Restaurant holds grand opening
• Strong Arm Technologies wins Rochester business plan contest
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• Nazareth alumnus Jonathan Gottschall recommends three books on how to jazz up yo...
• Brush Pickup in Brockport is the week of April 23
• Brush Pickup in Brockport is the week of April 23
• Via the Buffalo News - Medaille will announce the Center for Entrepreneurship an...
• Open House and Ice Cream Social
• Geva Theatre Center Presents Sondheim And Furth's Company
• Brighton Pharmaceutical 'Take-Back Day'
• Public Meeting on 590/Winton Construction
• Comedian Tim Homayoon will perform at 9 in the Forum as part of Spirit Week. Hom...
• Tops opens filling station on N. Winton
• Union workers OK contract with Jordan Health Center
• ESD gives UR-sponsored non-profit Excell Partners $2.5 million
• Carestream inks contract with NIH
• Harris RF unit gets order from U.S. Special Ops
• 1 in 88 children in the U.S. is diagnosed with Autism. Attend the first Voices f...
• Admissions staff from Medaille College's School of Adult and Graduate Education.
• From today's job and graduate school fair. Alum Don Tomasulo of Entercom Communi...
• Congratulations to this year's Woerner Kollmorgen Award recipient, Robert Waylan...
• don't need a Tumblr account to post on the C...
• Absentee Ballot applications are available for May 15 school budget and Board candidate vote
• A picture from Chris Ripley from the FTC volleyball game last night. Teachers vs...
• The Gleaner is sponsoring a night of service and awareness on Friday, April 20....
• Math Team
• Excell Partners Receives $2.5M to Support Regional Economic Development
• UCI Clinician-Scientist to Lead URMC Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
• Surgeon General to address URMC graduates
• RAMA announces finalists for marketing awards
• Vuzix loss grows in fourth quarter
• Hearing set for October in DSS suit against dot-com
• Farash Foundation awards $1.1 million for education projects
• Concentrix to expand, add 350 jobs; COMIDA OKs tax breaks for project
• URMC team wins $3M to lead effort to curb infections
• April 17 PM Bus Run for FRD Bus 23 is Running Late
• Provost's Town Hall Meeting
• SGA Elections!
• Career Planning Job of the Week: North Forest Office Space is seeking a college...
• PreSchool Teacher
• Medaille SIFE (Students in Free Enterprise) students at the World Trade Center B...
• Are you a teacher who is looking to obtain your professional certification, but...
• Hey, SENIORS! Don't forget to send pictures that you would like displayed in the...
• Court directs creation of retiree committee for Kodak bankruptcy
• PTSA Meeting with the Principal
• Board of Education Business/Budget Adoption
• NYS ELA Test-Grades 3, 4, 5
• U.S. Surgeon General Will Speak at School of Medicine Commencement
• Eastman School of Music Forces Present Beethoven Choral Masterpiece
• Gannett profit drops 25 percent in first quarter
• M&T Q1 profit dips, tops expectations
• VisitRochester CEO to retire in August
• Former URMC CEO, influential neurologist Robert Joynt M.D. dies
• N.Y. manufacturing shows modest improvement
• Canal Clean Sweep April 21st
• It's the last week of the Undergraduate Student Art Show! Make sure to check it...
• 1 in 88 children in the U.S. are diagnosed with Autism. Attend the first Voices...
• SENIORS: Don't forget to register for the Senior Brunch on Wednesday, May 2 at 1...
• Nazareth celebrates the scholarship and creativity of its students on Friday wit...
• Graduate School and Job Fair, Wednesday, April 18th from 12:00 pm until 1:30 pm...
• FRES Colonial Days 2012
• Commencement is less than a month away! Post your pix and thoughts on the offici...
• It's Foursquare Day (4-16). Not as well known as Talk like a Pirate Day (9-19) o...
• FRES Book Drive
• Eastman School of Music to Host ‘Superstars’ of Viola World
• Strong National Museum of Play News - April 12, 2012
• Free Concussion Education Event Offered by URMC
• Study Recommends Ways to Evaluate End of Life Care in Nursing Homes
• A Pillar of Modern Neurology, Robert J. Joynt, Dies
• Brockport honored as a Tree City USA
• RENewsletter | April 15, 2012
• Tribunes walk off with victory over Alfred State
• Tribunes walk off with victory over Alfred State
• Springsteen proves it all night in Buffalo
• ACT Test
• Off-Shore wind farms, Climate change, and the Great Lakes
• I straighten my tie and shake off the fears How far I have come in these 4 short...
• Travel Channel to film at area hotspots
• JPMorgan Chase earns $5.4 billion in first quarter, beats Street
• Canal to be filled week early, Schumer says
• Summit at RIT to focus on manufacturing
• Watch this clip of Medaille College basketball players in Florida - a random act...
• Reading Teacher
• Go Behind the Scenes of Nazareth's musical production of "Spring Awakening!" Gra...
• April 17, 2012 - Business Meeting and Budget Hearing Agenda with Attachments
• April 17, 2012 - Business Meeting and Budget Hearing Agenda
• March 27, 2012 - Education Meeting and Budget Review Minutes
• March 20, 2012 - Budget Review Minutes
• March 13, 2012 - Business Meeting and Budget Review Minutes
• New York whooping cough cases climb
• Dr. Jeff Faunce (School of Education) appeared on 97 Rock this morning - listen...
• Happy Friday the 13th! Don't walk under any ladders, pet any black cats, or open...
• Majority says all U.S. earners should pay some income tax
• Campaign finance reform supporters meet in Rochester
• Penn Yan gets $4M loan to improve sewage system
• Cuomo orders creation of statewide health exchange
• JPMorgan Chase Corporate Challenge set for May
• Cuomo seeks ideas for energy projects
• Author’s Spotlight: Nancy Chwiecko Nancy Chwiecko discusses “There’s a Dog in th...
• Don't miss this week's episode of Shark Tank on ABC Friday, 4/13 at 8 p.m. Joe Y...
• And now: walls!
• Gary Morrow, Ph.D., Receives National Mentorship Award
• Don’t blame the politicians, blame the doorways
• Don’t blame the politicians, blame the doorways
• Re/Max launches full service real estate brokerage
• NYC, Rochester lead the way in consumer confidence
• Rochester Precision Optics showcases new facilities
• Lakeside Health System plans new cuts in jobs, service
• URMC docs perform area's first artificial heart transplant
• Rochester apparel company to be featured on 'Shark Tank'
• ITT Exelis unveils imaging system GeoEye-2 satellite
• Take Back the Night on April 16
• Did you know that the Registrar has its own Facebook page? They are posting impo...
• RCSD names two finalists for superintendent job
• MCC splits with Mercyhurst
• "I like to think I chose the situation, rather than just picking a school." http...
• ATTN: Class of 2012, family and friends - this year Commencement goes social! Fi...
• URMC Surgeons Implant 1st Total Artificial Heart in Upstate New York
• Meds Ease Depression in Parkinson’s Patients Without Worsening Other Symptoms
• Wednesday, April 18th, Medaille's Annual Job and Graduate School Fair, where els...
• Compensation drops 2% in 2011 for Xerox's Burns
• Excellus study looks at upstate's uninsured population
• Morelle a candidate for Assembly majority leader
• National experts to headline health care forum
• Facebook bought Instagram for $1 billion dollars. If you had one billion dollars...
• Confusion reigns on the Brockport Zoning Appeals Board
• Strong National Museum of Play News - April 9, 2012
• Eastman Scholarship Recipient Presents Annual Rochester New York Chapter, The Links, Incorporated Concert
• Lakeview names Merryman CEO
• UR, Temple establish $500,000 fund for research projects
• First Niagara gets final regulatory approval for HSBC deal
• Bop Shop Records to mark opening of new home
• Why isn't Dyngus Day a national holiday?
• Good luck to all of our seniors preparing for their comps and senior seminar pre...
• Dancing for a Good Cause: Talent Show for Tots and Teens
• New Fund Will Support Early Stage Drug Discovery
• School of Nursing Grads Achieve 100% Pass Rate on RN Licensure Exam
• No college landlords showed up at Saturday’s blood drive
• Happy Easter from Nazareth and the Golden Flyer!
• RENewsletter | April 8, 2012
• Vietnam Veterans collecting used clothing Tuesday April 10th
• Naz undergrads will be walking in the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life o...
• Earth Day 2012 – A continual State of Denial
• Rochester Southwest CROP Walk 2012 'Community Gardens Filling Cupboards'
• Two Saints Spring Music Festival
• Nazareth will be participating in the National Day to Stand Against Racism on Ap...
• Lambda presents their annual variety show "Miscast" TONIGHT! Come hear Naz stude...
• 3rd Annual Bill Cody Memorial Blood Drive is on Saturday
• Alumni, get back into the classroom by auditing a course at Naz for only $100! F...
• Klein pitches Monroe to doubleheader split
• Work on Genesee Brewing project could start next week
• Canandaigua home ranks as most expensive sold locally in '11
• SU football to scrimmage at Sahlen's Stadium
• Home Properties ranks on national apartment lists
• Breathe Yoga & Juice Bar to expand in Pittsford
• Contract talks restart in Orleans County
• Lakeside to close obstetrics unit
• RF Communications receives $12.4 million in orders
• Three Tribunes open season in the minor leagues
• Read the latest issue of MALS Matters, the official e-newsletter for the Master'...
• Constellation Brands profit rises, but firm sees drop in sales
• Any suggestions for another Instagram photo?
• Cross County Nurses Conference
• The Buffalo Campus will have a scheduled power outage tomorrow as work continues...
• Brockport weekend: April 6-8
• Don't miss tonight's Tapas and Topics "The Road to the White House 2012" with Pr...
• 2012 Game Highlights
• BHS Report Cards on Parent Portal
• BHS PTSA Mtg. with Principal
• Readers sharply divided on Affordable Care Act
• A Sprinkle of “Pixie Dust” Reduces Post-Surgical Infection in Spine
• Tiny turtle Salmonella outbreak centered in New York
• Tiny turtle Salmonella outbreak centered in New York
• Wheeler signs consent order with SEC to disgorge funds
• DeWolff Partnership Architects marks move to Harro East
• VirtualScopics receives $3M investment from Merck fund
• Obama signs insider trading bill, praises Slaughter
• Voters approve of Cuomo's work, not negotiations, poll shows
• PGA taps Dixon Schwabl for local public relations
• Upstate consumer confidence dips for first time in 6 months
• Part Dos.
• Experiments with Instagram, part 1. Who else has discovered this app?
• Register before April 13 for early bird pricing for Leadercast, an all-day leade...
• Rochester doc making children safe all over the world
• Dan Frontera '98 featured in WIVB-TV story on weekend race - As a veteran, he ra...
• What happened to Brockport's moratorium on conversion of single-family houses?
• Coping with Bullying Parent Presentation
• Wegmans ranks as the No. 1 grocery chain in the nation
• Unemployment rate rises in Rochester region in February
• Frontier completes Verizon conversion ahead of schedule
• TCMS 6th Grade Band 3/8/12
• Painting with Light - Mrs. Burger's Class
• Distance Learning with Brenda Munch
• Heart Math
• TCMS 7th Grade Band 3/6/12
• BHS Vocal Prism Concert 3/12/12
• TCMS 8th Grade Band 3/5/12
• District Wide Stings Concert 3/1/12
• Town Offices Closed Friday
• One of our own has been named to The Princeton Review's Best 300 Professors! Con...
• SENIORS: Please send photos from your time at Medaille to alumni@medaille.edu. P...
• Today officially starts the election campaign in Brockport
• Spring Pictures
• Family Movie Night
• 2012 Great Lakes Guitar Festival and Competition
• Brighton Supervisor Bill Moehle State of The Town Address
• Longtime writers Matthews, Hare and Marcotte to leave D&C
• New cafe and deli opens downtown
• State of the Town Address 7pm Tuesday
• Bankruptcy filings continue to decline
• URMC's Berk to serve second five-year term
• RF Communications inks contract with Marines
• Seneca Foods CFO Breunig to retire
• Haven't had a chance to pick up the latest issue of The Gleaner? It's a special...
• Booth tapped as next Excellus CEO
• Job of the Week: Ingram Micro, the world's leading wholesale provider of techno...
• The sun is shining on Experience Naz Day! We hope you enjoy your day on campus a...
• We are one member away from 500 people in our LinkedIn group for Medaille Colleg...
• Stetson Club issues statement on mayor’s arrest
• Dr. Brad Berk to Serve Second Term as Medical Center CEO
• Free ACL Injury Prevention Event Offered by URMC
• Geva Theatre Center Announces Its 40th Anniversary Season
• Warren and Patricia Benson Forum on Creativity
• April is National STD Awareness Month
• RENewsletter | April 1, 2012
• Mayor Castaneda appoints a deputy mayor in her own way
• Mayor Castaneda appoints a deputy mayor in her own way
• Great weather now but a lousy climate coming for the Rochester, NY region
• Special FASC Meeting 4/29 3pm
• Geva announces programming for 40th season
• Five firms selected as finalists for business plan contest
• Nominees chosen for tech woman of the year honor
• Kodak's net loss nears $200 million in first 2 months of 2012
• MVP Health Care chief executive's pay in 2011 tops $1 million mark
• Former Kodak exec joins Pittsford firm
• The Communication Sciences and Disorders Association invites you to a pasta dinn...
• New York center of whooping cough outbreak
• Gannett Project’s ‘Visionaries in Motion V’
• Rhett is wrong, as usual
• Executive Budget Proposal aired on Cable Channel 12
• The CSDA Club thanks you for participating in the Change for Gabby fundraising e...
• NYSSMA All-State Solo Festival
• Snap Poll: Richards gets good grades in his first year as mayor
• Correction
• In Another Galaxy Weekend At The National Museum Of Play
• Occupy to start cleanup
• State will auction vehicles on eBay
• Alternative plan OK'd
• Monroe County honors Vietnam War veterans
• N.Y. bans synthetic pot
• East Extra: Craft show will benefit Penfield football
• Pioneer Dorothy Fox dies at 89
• Alternative to fracking eyed by group
• Brooks gets Independence line
• Teen's family may sue over hockey incident
• $8M for viticulture center in Geneva
• Plans for new Golisano Children's Hospital unveiled
• Police: body in pool believed to be Larie Butler
• Amerks Hall of Fame will welcome Rick Pagnutti and Darcy Wakaluk
• More praise for Bills
• Ex-legislator, acquitted of rape, suing county
• School aid to increase $805M in state budget
• MCC 'holding cells' draw questions
• $540M Mega Millions drawing Friday generates convenience store traffic
• Awards honor top achievement in health care
• Rochester area continues to add jobs
• FLCC to get $8M for viticulture center
• Tompkins Financial prices public offering
• Natcore to work on new solar cell at Eastman facility
• M&T's Hickey appointed to state board
• Profit, revenues rise in Q2 for Paychex
• Australia orders $15M in RF Communications radios
• Plans detail addition to URMC's Golisano Children's Hospital
• Suburban moms learn to become outdoorswomen
• Video of Executive Budget Proposal 2012-2013
• Who is going to pay for natural disasters in the age of warming?
• Sixth annual Golden Flyer Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 31. Alumni families and fr...
• Crk Bus 37 Running Late on 3/29/12
• Coming soon to a mailbox near you -- the Spring issue of The University Magazine.
• FRES 4th & 5th Grade Open House
• New Program Provides Comprehensive Care for Memory Disorder Patients and Families
• Once Considered Mainly ‘Brain Glue,’ Astrocytes’ Power Revealed
• Hospital Design Puts Children and Families First
• Eight Members of URMC Family Lauded for Achievements
• Mercury Opera Guild Glimmerglass Opera Tour
• Brockport's Beikirch off to fast start
• Brownsfest 2012 set for April 21
• Cortland just gets by RIT
• Rochester center seeks to consolidate Alzheimer's care
• A lot to be proud of in our sports world
• Rochester man found guilty of sex crimes
• Suspect returned to face charges
• Culinary Center keeps Jewish Home residents cooking
• Program provides 20 years of Even Starts
• Occupy protesters lose court battle
• Auction to aid YMCA
• Woman rescued from blaze
• Regional high school study delayed
• Last person to see girl not cooperating
• Cuomo to go it alone on health care exchange
• Marcus Whitman voters OK project
• Hearings aim to get feedback on new electric lines
• Briefings on People First Waiver set
• Agency finding homes for those in closing residential programs
• Penfield gets a bond rating of Aa2
• Massive mortgage settlement to provide for foreclosure services
• Tompkins Financial announces public offering
• First Niagara enters indirect auto financing business
• Harris Interactive no longer faces delisting
• 2011 Annual Report
• Nazareth alum Emily Crerand shares a moment in DC with former President Clinton...
• Where there’s smoke there’s fire, except at Connie Castaneda’s house
• Cascata Winery cuts sale price
• How do Nazareth students relieve stress during mid-terms and finals? Click here...
• Teen accused in fatal shooting faces additional charges
• RIT campus discussion: What role has gamification?
• 30 brush fires in 4 counties blamed on arsonist
• BHS Chamber Music Concert
• 7th Grade D.C. Trip
• 2-vehicle crash results in SUV rolling over in downtown Rochester
• Smoke detector helps 3 adults escape Coleman Terrace fire in Rochester
• Torvec adding chief technology officer
• B+L to buy drug firm for $500M
• As gas nudges $4, confidence slips slightly
• Senecas unveil casino plan
• Brockport gymnastics team basks in limelight
• How to spot and stop bullying behaviors
• Tebow will make the Jets look good
• Support, criticism greet Brockport mayor
• Court reverses conviction of man who struck police officer
• Harris Interactive establishes permanent management team
• ACT Rochester report reveals revels educational disparities
• Cuomo, leaders announce final deal on state budget
• Three things to do today and tomorrow, and a Friday event
• Seniors muscle their way to awards
• Search for missing teen continues
• Minnesota releases outfielder Martin
• No cap on for-profit nursing homes' spending
• Start running
• Rochester center a base camp for Somali refugees
• Refugees are a part of what America is about
• Growers survey freeze damage
• Good News: At Spencerport's Munn School, everyone's on the same page
• Martha Graham to headline Nazareth dance festival
• Lobbying in N.Y. hit record $220M in 2011
• Interscholastic Chess League results
• MasterMinds east
• Speed Networking - We know networking is the most effective method to a job sear...
• Kodak announces 12-month pay freeze
• ACT Rochester releases area report card
• Harris Interactive makes executive moves
• B&L agrees to acquire Ista Pharmaceuticals for $500 million
• HomeGoods to open store in Victor, to hire 60
• RF Communications gets $14.3M order from Middle East
• Two units dedicated at Golisano Center at Unity Hospital
• Nazareth President announced the 2012 Dance Festival this morning with headliner...
• Second woman gives sworn testimony about mayor Castaneda’s illegal activity
• Constantino's Pizza owner pleads guilty in tax case
• Back to typical spring weather
• Le Roy man pleads guilty to making crystal meth in his home
• Got Books!
• Lyons man sentenced for child porn, may be deported
• Community Report Card gauges state of Rochester region
• Man accused of demanding sex from 13-year-old
• Executive Budget Proposal/Budget Hearing
• Brighton Supervisor Moehle to Give State of Town Address
• Local Exelis Inc. unit wins GPS space contract worth $32M
• Fairport Girl Scouts with Michelle Obama tend White House kitchen garden
• Empire State Games aim for 2013 return
• Brockport Mayor Connie Castañeda pleads not guilty
• Curious to see where Abby Wambach ends up in top 40 rankings
• Chris Collins enters congressional race
• No funds for fracking study
• Lawmakers reach tentative budget deal
• Sabres face Capitals in key showdown
• Some evidence released about Connie Castaneda’s illegal apartment
• Cabinet official to speak at RIT
• Federal budget imperils Delphi
• Restaurant week kicks off
• Women at Work: Clear mind of clutter to be more productive
• M&T Bank is downgraded
• Committee rejects bills filed in wake of O'Flynn raise
• Cold may mar flowers' beauty
• Three things to do today and tomorrow and an event on Thursday
• Postcard collection tells the area's history
• Ground broken for Windstream downtown offices at Midtown
• Schumer: Lack of federal funding threatens Delphi work
• Firms make Advertising Age list of top places to work
• Getting beyond testing to learning
• YWCA program combats racism
• Penfield library upgrades computing abilities to benefit patrons
• A few words about wine
• Welcome prospective students and families! We hope you're having a great Experie...
• Listen to Nazareth's Dr. Carlnita Greene today (3/26) at noon on WXXI AM's 1370...
• Job of the week: An exciting opportunity for Business Admin graduates awaits at...
• It’s going to be a wild week in Brockport
• Homeland Security Lecture Series continues this Wednesday - www.medaille.edu/hsl...
• Kilbourn Concert Series: Simone Dinerstein, Piano
• Dine and Dance the Night Away to Help Golisano Children’s Hospital
• Eastman Ensembles Perform Steve Reich With Ensemble Signal
• Bulls, Heat are top contenders for NBA title
• Notre Dame routs St. Bonaventure
• Contracting sessions set for April at Linden Oaks
• Villanova beats Syracuse in men's lacrosse
• Fruit growers fear losses from frost
• Largest charitable wine competition in North America grows
• Spencerport's Billitier headed to national hockey team program
• Girl missing since Saturday night
• Authors to give talk
• Community breakfast set
• Greece police buy small robot
• Shannon Walton is a woman to watch
• Occupy Rochester will stay put for now
• Franklin Graham to appear at Greece church
• Refugees are part of what we're about
• Mayor Richards: Local voices being heard in Florida
• Does Brockport need a Deputy Mayor?
• Girls, teens gather at UR for Soy Unica! Soy Latina! rally
• Soulstice Artisan Market latest shop to be 'cash mobbed'
• Trayvon Martin march to start at 3 p.m. in Rochester
• Entrepreneurs light the way to Rochester's economy
• RENewsletter | March 25, 2012
• Girls, teens gather at UR for Soy Unica! Soy Latina! rally
• Delta service to New York City begins
• Nursing homes trend toward more homey, less institutional settings
• Notre Dame, Bonnies meet in Raleigh regional semis
• Naples man charged with DWI
• Hold on, I'll be offline for a few hours
• New districts in New York set up House races
• Monroe County taxpayers' pension tab for 2013: $173 million
• Medina's Erwin Bowen rewarded for Civil War kindness
• Gay Alliance holds first LGBT legal expo
• Ohio State beats Syracuse to reach Final Four
• Thorny issues in state budget
• Soulstice Artisan Market latest shop to be 'cash mobbed'
• Boil-water order lifted in Dansville
• Girls, teens gather at UR for Soy Unica! Soy Latina! rally
• Hare: Investing in positive urban change
• Greece veteran receives long-overdue medals
• D4 LLC masters data
• Mercy Flight of WNY flies its 20,000th mission
• Gardeners, take note: Frost may be coming
• Man stabbed in torso on Clifton Street
• Not news: Genesee River ranked 32nd most polluted river in the US.
• Don’t believe everything you’re told, check it yourself
• Four local women lead Syracuse cheers
• Live blog: Syracuse vs. Ohio State in NCAA Tournament
• Hit-and-run collision flips car onto its side
• Body found in river near RG&E facility
• 6th Grade Activity Night
• Erica Bryant: Shoppers at Asbury Storehouse say thanks
• Road races provide an opportunity to have fun on the run
• St. John Fisher cruises past Cazenovia
• Help send off Scouts to White House
• Traffic stop turns into drug bust
• Syracuse men's basketball 40 minutes from Final Four
• Syracuse University one game away from Final Four
• Three things to do today, tomorrow and a free musical event for Monday
• Gardeners rejoice and get your hands dirty
• Stock up for some fun with crafts
• Joseph Fafone convicted of manslaughter in 2011 shooting
• More than 150 rally against health-care mandate
• Leaders praise DNA database
• Benjamin: These job seekers are ready for the future
• New Yorkers to get a tax break on clothes
• Investors turn up noses at Darden's outlook
• Finishing touches for soccer venue
• Bakery models how matzah is made
• Deadline for Sibley loan nears
• New U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge named
• Delta to begin LaGuardia service on Sunday
• Report: Genesee, Seneca rivers rank among most polluted
• Barton & Loguidice plans to expand at new office
• TV stations get New York Emmy nominations
• Spring comes early for housing market
• Seneca man accused of trying to solicit sex from teen he met on Facebook
• Electronics and Paper Recycling Event
• Thanks to students, staff, and faculty, Nazareth College earned a Finalist ranki...
• March 29, 2012
• Our run of summer-like weather has lured our students to bask in the sunshine -...
• Rochester-area protests planned in the name of youth shot in Florida
• Psssst. English Prof. Ginny Skinner-Linnenberg's got a a secret life. Find out w...
• Queen Latifah concert put on hold
• Motorcyclist hits deer, is thrown in Ontario County
• 3rd Grade Roller Skating
• 4th Grade Colonial Day
• Report Cards Sent Home with Students
• MCSMA Junior High All-County
• Ten things to do in the Rochester area this weekend
• Poll: Majority favors Brooks in race for congressional seat
• Weather bad news for area anglers
• Gardening scares me
• Auburn collector's finds featured in Eastman House exhibit
• Planning calendar for 2012 jazz fest
• That pepper on your pizza was grown from seed
• Never-before-displayed photos grace Eastman House exhibit
• Miller's run for Sabres deserves a toast
• Eastman student wins Metropolitan Opera contest
• Schumer backs collaborative's bid for funding
• Rochester General creating new division, campus in Penfield
• Senate passes STOCK Act
• First class graduated from training program
• State initiative targets small businesses
• District
• March 27, 2012 - Education Meeting and Budget Review Agenda
• Reading Teacher
• Bonas proved they belonged
• Don't miss the Undergraduate Student Art Show! Opening is Friday, 3/23 from 5 -...
• Stomach bug linked to Type II diabetes
• Steel Magnolias tonight at Medaille's Buffalo Campus
• Brockport needs 2 honest people for the Ethics Board
• Spring Pictures
• Alcohol & Marijuana Use Signs, Symptoms
• Hulin Wu to Lead New Bioinformatics Center
• Rochester Physician Leads Palliative Care Organization
• Website Evaluation
• Farmington to mark kickoff of gateway project, sell pavers
• City fire chief to resign to take regional director post
• Broadstone acquires 18 properties for $61M
• Wegmans, Sutherland Global among job-creating leaders
• Reimbursements requests for Kodak bankruptcy at $15.4 million
• Tuesday Morning shop to open in Penfield
• Neighborhood gets grant to revitalize brownfields
• SUNY Brockport names new VP for administration and finance
• Seniors - due to low interest/participation in the commencement video, we have c...
• Registration for Summer Enrichment Classes now available
• Computer & Electronics Recycling Event
• Tomorrow (Thurs. 3/22) multicultural education expert Christine Sleeter will pre...
• Occupy Rochester in court today seeking to stay in Washington Square Park
• The Russian Ballet comes to Nazareth this weekend! Get your tickets for Saturday...
• Motorcyclist sideswiped, thrown in Farmington
• Livingston's annual farm celebration is March 30
• Upstate Shredding ranked among 20 largest in U.S.
• 3rd Grade Roller Skating
• FRES 5th Grade Strings Recital
• Book Fair
• Book Fair
• State workers pension vote reverberates
• Alex Love, Sam Miller power Hobart
• Rochester rookie Johnny Powless plays like a veteran
• Job fair at MCC
• Irondequoit business lays claim to oldest mini-golf course
• Brighton To Hold Information Open House On Bicycle And Pedestrian Plan
• Babies at URMC Among Area’s First to Get New Screening for Heart Disease
• Three things to do today, tomorrow and a mark your calendar event for Friday
• Penn Yan man sentenced for crash that killed 6 Amish, injured 8 others
• Maggie Brooks says it's too early to discuss issues
• College at Brockport names new vice president
• James Sandman praises Rochester's Telesca Center
• Queen Latifah, Trombone Shorty join lineup
• Verdict due in shooting of man over ounce of marijuana
• Congressional redistricting plan approved
• COMIDA approves tax breaks for Greece shopping center
• COMIDA OKs tax breaks for Greece shopping center
• Fruit snacks a so-so snack choice
• RIT women's hockey moving to NCAA Division I
• DSS posts smaller Q4 loss, rise in sales
• Children's book review east: Fairport
• School notes west
• 2 escaped bison remain on loose
• School notes east
• Judge puts hold on Kodak cuts to retiree health benefits
• 2 bodies found in Genesee River
• It feels a lot more like spring than the first day usually does
• Wisconsin coach says Syracuse has 'a lot of different weapons'
• RIT women's hockey team to start in Division I this fall
• Seniors! Here is your chance to be on the big screen at Blue Cross Arena! Sign u...
• Corning man accused of embezzling from union
• Football taken from Ernie Davis' gravesite found
• Police search for missing Seneca County woman
• Man found shot in NW Rochester
• Tent catches fire at Occupy Rochester camp
• Fire on Jay Street displaces 2 adults, 2 kids
• Fire damages Culver Road apartment
• Mario's super for Bills ticket sales
• PTSA Meeting with the Principal
• TCMS String Chamber Concert
• Book Fair
• Board of Education Budget Review Meeting
• Rochester Southwest CROP Walk 2012 - Community Gardens Filling Cupboards
• Walk/Run Aims to Raise Colon-Cancer Awareness, Funds for Research
• Fruit snacks a so-so snack choice
• Three things to do today, tomorrow and mark your calendar for maple sugaring events this weekend
• Online health advice can vary in accuracy
• BikeWalk Brighton!
• Excellus: Pilot program a clinical success
• RHIO leader decides against taking California post
• Graham receives $9.5 million in orders
• Crosby, Stills & Nash on tap for CMAC
• March 20, 2012 - Budget Review Meeting Agenda with Attachments
• Check out the latest on Nazareth's Golden Flyers men's hockey team! The newest i...
• Lecture this afternoon in honor of Women's History Month: Dr. Modhumita Roy pres...
• Contact Us
• Career Planning's Power Wednesdays! Social Media and the Employment Process. Wed...
• Brooks announces run for Congress
• Congratulations to Naz senior music theatre majors Scott Charles, Erin Hassett,...
• ATTN: Seniors! Don't forget to sign up at the info. desk for an opportunity to t...
• Working both ends against the middle is effective
• Roses are red, violets are blue, tomorrow's Word Play event is where we'd like t...
• Syracuse's tipoff time against Wisconsin announced
• Going back to school for beer
• Five symptoms to check out for celiac disease
• Job of the Week! Looking for some part-time income? Modern Windows is seeking...
• Kumquats pack a punch
• Spend a semester at Disney! Find out more tomorrow from 12:15 to 1 in the Forum.
• Strawberries should be in good supply right now
• Sandra Morgan accused of stabbing man with scissors
• Mashed carrots a good variation
• State rebates for fridges, washers start
• Community Budget Forum
• Film revisits Attica prison uprising
• Bills hope Mario tops Paup
• Eight firms advance in Regional Business Plan contest
• Hammer knows packaging
• Taking quality control to new heights
• Reservations for park shelters are this year's 'hot tickets'
• Battery L not entirely comfortable
• Republicans seek to reclaim prominence in New York
• Greece school budget draft proposes cuts
• UR Nursing Honor Society Chapter Epsilon Xi Hosts Regional Conference, Celebrates 30 Years
• Rich History of Outstanding Achievement in Adolescent Medicine Continues
• WITR RIT Tigers Men’s Hockey Postgame Rewind (originally aired March 17, 2012) i...
• RENewsletter | March 18, 2012
• Rochester heading for warmest March on record
• Rochester woman crashed motorcycle
• Geneva man charged with DWI
• Sweden man hurt in one-car crash
• East High first city girls team to win state title
• Maggie Brooks weighs congressional bid
• Greater diversity eludes most local colleges
• Local authors: Elizabeth Osta of Pittsford and Mary Khazak Grant of Rochester
• My life, my words
• Scott Brauer's 'think tank' helps teach people why fish bite
• Groups offer new range of activities
• 8.6% unemployment is bad, but not whole story
• Don't save files to balky hard drive
• Comings and goings in Rochester area
• D&C to offer subscriptions that include digital content
• Banks are where big profit margins reside
• East first city girls team to win state title
• Statement victory for SU
• Ron Paul supporters to hold forum Monday
• Portion of University Avenue to close
• Child struck by car; driver charged
• Maple Sugar fest a sweet tradition
• Hopefuls turn out for Xerox job fair
• Irish pride fills downtown Rochester
• Irish pride fills downtown Rochester
• Aquinas rides Valenti, Jones into state final
• 10-cent Beer Night, Zippy Chippy and Wallenda recalled
• Aggressive ESCOs spark complaints
• Iron Chef event more than a contest
• Syracuse advances to Sweet 16
• Defending champ wins Johnny's Runnin' of the Green
• Kearney loses in state boys basketball semifinals
• Water, sewage, and Climate Change in the Rochester, NY region
• Castaneda’s trial might not be until July
• Male injured in Rochester stabbing late Friday
• Apartment fire displaces two Affinity Lane residents in Greece
• Greece man rescued from burning car in his driveway charged with DWI
• Registration for New K, 1 & 2
• Rochester police officer involved in two-car crash on Monroe Ave.
• Saturday's Doonesbury strip
• East High girls roll into Class A basketball final
• A bit of St. Patty all year round
• Kicking off St. Patrick's Day festivities
• S. Jefferson solves Aquinas' offense
• Penfield scouts, then routs Riverhead
• Bonnies' bubble bursts
• Federal lawmakers increasingly using social media
• Volunteers sought for horsemanship program
• Strong National Museum of Play News - March 14, 2012
• Overtime goal gets Tigers into finals
• Florida State outlasts Bona in NCAA East Regional, 66-63
• Aggressive ESCOs spark complaints
• A Life Lived: Youthful spirit lasted a lifetime
• Hare: Freshwise Farms hits the perfect storm
• RIT women advance to Division III title game
• RIT women advance to Division III title game
• Bryant: Three regions walk into a casino...
• Penfield girls roll into state Class AA championship
• Sea Breeze will have its own fire commissioners
• Lawyer Sean Gleason announces Supreme Court candidacy
• Teen suspended after unloaded rifle found in vehicle
• Occupy Rochester: City didn't alert group of violations
• Delta adds flights to New York City
• Syracuse has enjoyed success against Big 12
• Orange look to rebound in big way
• Area residents line up at Victor store for new iPad
• Area residents line up at Victor store for new iPad
• Thanking kids for keeping it green
• Henrietta Public Library fundraiser scheduled
• Pieters center gets inclusion grant
• Ballroom dance lessons at IACC
• Make-a-Wish Foundation to benefit from 5k race
• R-H grad receives band director award
• Bills see ticket sale frenzy after Williams signing
• McQuaid teachers donate their time and skills
• Sessions seek budget feedback from city residents
• Area eateries head to New Orleans food festival
• Xerox raises $1.1 billion with debt offerings
• SUNY Geneseo gets grant to for distance mentoring network
• Tips on exercise at work
• Three things to do today and tomorrow, and an event for Wednesday
• March 20, 2012 - Budget Review Agenda
• Massage therapists create local alliance
• Bona wary of the challenge presented by Florida State
• 2012 Book Fair Schedule
• RIT on alert after gunman reported; umbrella was the culprit
• Byron Pitts in Medaille's Magazine:
• Blackfriars producing original musical about Melanie Safka
• At about 8 a.m. Friday, RIT Public Safety and the Monroe County Sheriff's Office...
• RIT Alert advisory has been lifted.
• Andrew Nicholson and the statistic overlooked
• Earlier this week, Nazareth had hundreds of high school students on campus for i...
• N.Y. Fed says manufacturing is expanding in region
• Advisory: People in the area of the residence halls are advised to stay inside u...
• RIT Alert: Shelter in place. Person allegedly with a rifle spotted outside of Ka...
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo, lawmakers back off redistricting promise
• Female hospitalized with several stab wounds
• Two hurt in rollover crash on Tobey Road in Pittsford
• Math Team
• MCSMA Elementary All-County
• Top Addy to Napier firm
• Friday's Doonesbury strip
• 10 things to do in the Rochester area this weekend
• GardenScape off to a busy start
• Genny looking to hire 70, starting new product line
• RIT assistant was once a top player
• Catholic center honors Whitman
• 'Casablanca' back on the big screen, briefly
• Most support brewery's plan to raze Cataract St. building
• A lesson in the old FOIL request string-along
• Community Programs for Families, Children Garner Recognition
• Eastman Student Matthew Grills is Finalist in Metropolitan Opera Competition
• St. Bonaventure basketball creates a buzz
• St. Bonaventure basketball creates a buzz
• Buffalo Bills may have NFL's top defensive line
• Kloof's influence vital to Bona's success in Nashville
• Bona’s ability to adapt leads to Atlantic 10 title
• Cuomo backs off redistricting pledge
• Kodak stock rises on news
• Albany all-nighter results in accord
• Bills sign coveted free agent Mario Williams for reported $100M
• New York casinos law moves ahead
• New York casinos law moves ahead
• Waterloo crash seriously injures Seneca Falls woman
• Sterling to be tried on abuse charges
• Greece schools lottery goes public
• Home offered to Amtrak squatters
• Brockport’s March 27th board meeting moved to Oliver Middle School
• Syracuse survives scare to advance in NCAA tournament
• Buffalo Bills sign free agent Mario Williams
• Brooks Landing high-rise clears zoning hurdles
• GardenScape off to a busy start
• Greece man pleads guilty to sex crime
• Class of 2012 Cap and Gown Order Placements
• Business groups applaud pension reform
• Berkadia closes on loan for Perinton apartments
• Should you buy that plant? Here's some advice
• Dredging Genesee to help large boats
• Partnership to spend $1 million to dredge port
• Xerox to issue stock to fund pension plan
• Retirees group files objection to Kodak's plans eliminate benefits
• Livingston County firm cited by OSHA
• RF Communications gets $64M in orders for Marines
• Manufacturing activity in N.Y. expands in March
• Plan your garden now, but don't plant
• St. Patrick's Day birthdays shape personalities
• Bob Matthews: Mario Williams signing good for Buffalo Bills, great for their fans
• Youthful friendship leads to CF fundraiser in Victor
• Joseph Lee Mitchell admits escaping from Monroe County Jail
• April 13 is deadline for businesses wishing to get free consulting by MBA students at RIT
• Early Spring Yard Debris Pickup
• Read Across America 2012
• Lou Alaimo
• Leslee Mabee
• Kim Hale
• Dr. Tom Hall
• Shelly Goodwin
• Rob Thomas
• Phyllis Diggins
• Mike Liener
• Marc Palmer
• Caroline Werner Gannett Project: Charles Burns
• For early risers, listen to Coach MacDonald on WBEN tomorrow at 7:20 a.m. as he...
• Dr. Kevin McGowan
• Katie Lambert
• Julene Gilbert
• Climate Change skeptics are a drag on us all
• Judy Wegman
• Jim Vogel
• Dr. Debby Baker
• Janet Gibbons
• You must check out the blog of Dr. Brian Bailey (Nazareth School of Ed adolescen...
• Feature article from the latest magazine, written by Alan Pergament (communicati...
• Science Fair & Springfest
• BHS Choir trip departs
• Registration for New Students K, 1 & 2
• Evening Registration for New K, 1 & 2
• Community Budget Forum
• Eastman School Of Music Students, Rochester Education Foundation Collaborate On Instrument Drive For Rochester City Schools
• 1937 Alum Brings History to Life For School of Nursing Students
• Local Health Systems Collaborate on Pilot Program to Prevent, Treat Stroke
• Sisters charged with assault
• Home along the tracks nears end for homeless
• Talks may resolve state budget issues
• 2 shot on Stout Street in city
• Author Doug Wilhelm discusses bullying with students
• Brooks waits to decide on House run
• U.S. Senate bill would increase transportation funding for N.Y.
• Stage set for redistricting vote in Albany
• St. John Fisher launches Irish Studies program
• Excellence on campus west
• Excellence on campus east
• Monro Muffler to buy Va. tire co.
• Questlove of The Roots reflects
• Koning gets OK to sell 3-D breast imaging device overseas
• Monroe Roadways rebrands with new logo, website
• New, used car sales surge in February
• Trendwatch: MAG recycles banners into totes
• Film review: 'Jeff, Who Lives at Home'
• Boeheim, Syracuse players not mad at Fab Melo
• Wish you were here: Nashville, Tenn.
• Cynthia Zepeda '12, a sociology and women and gender studies double major at Naz...
• Television: 'Frozen Planet'
• Twins plead not guilty to beating woman during fight
• Small business award winners to speak at Greece Chamber on March 22
• Be patient – the wheels of justice turn slowly
• The latest magazine - online! Print versions are hitting the mail as I type this...
• A wonderful honor for all the work Nazareth does for veterans!
• Motorcyclist injured in crash on Route 590
• Spencerport man accused of buying stolen ring
• Bison on loose in Wyoming County
• Board of Education approves 2012-13 School Calendar
• WITR RIT Tigers Men’s Hockey Postgame Rewind (originally aired March 11, 2012) i...
• Nazareth College held its second annual Global Citizenship Conference on campus...
• I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to come up with anything more clever for Pi Day....
• Direct Air says it won't resume flights till mid-May
• Rare plant's stinky flower to appear for first time in decade
• 7th Grade D.C. Trip Parent Mtg
• With 11 license suspensions in the book, Rochester driver arrested again
• Mild winter isn't sapping syrup yet
• Brockport student missing
• East High graduate has links to three teams in March Madness
• Area jobless rate, stubbornly high, also fails to improve
• Wednesday's Doonesbury strip
• Owner says Crescent Beach will reopen
• Good day for JPMorgan
• ‘Brain Fog’ of Menopause Confirmed
• Koning Breast Scanner Receives European Regulatory Approval
• Grateful Family Keeps Hope Strong at Lovin’ Cup Spring Benefit
• Taking another Shot at RAGE to Tame Alzheimer’s
• Three things to do today and tomorrow, and an event scheduled for Friday
• An oasis for good food
• Mario Williams meets with Bills
• Paychex wins gold at Best of the Web
• Home Properties site enables use by mobile devices
• Nixon Peabody forms alliance with Chinese firm
• Region sees increase in jobs, unemployment unchanged
• Natcore, national lab to invest in solar energy
• Simon School, Saunders School earn national ranking
• Supply Lists
• Nazareth art education faculty, alumni and students recently traveled to NYC to...
• Spring breakers arrive at Kanatsiohareke Mohawk Community and they're blogging!
• Join the Career Planning office in the President's Dining Room tomorrow, Wednes...
• Studio 86: Cell Phone Smart Experts discuss a cell-phone-safety public-awareness...
• Brighton High School Summer Enrichment Academy
• Summer Camp for Grown Ups
• Nazareth is so proud to host the Global Citizenship Conference on campus today....
• ON CAMPUS JOB! Do you like to talk on the phone? Get paid for it. The Office of...
• Landlord faction defends mayor after her arrest
• FRES Red Band and New Horizons Concert
• Board of Education Business/Budget Review Meeting
• Rochester’s Medical School Rises on US News List
• Water Quality Presentation
• Former Biophysics Chair and Senior Dean of Graduate Studies Dies
• Business briefs
• Warm weather springs up
• Senate, Assembly release new district lines
• Bills will watch their wallet
• Bishops raise concerns in Albany over expanding abortion rights
• St. Bonaventure fairy tale continues with Atlantic 10 championship
• CSAs catching on with traditional farms
• State censures Brockport development agency
• Area hospitals to study bacteria
• Sally Green's legacy celebrated at memorial service
• Fibertech Networks Inc. grows as do consumers' data needs
• Collins Ink to Kodak: Show us your books
• State launches rebate program
• Brockport abuzz over mayor's arrest
• Xerox Corp. inks $848 million contract with the state of Texas
• Assemblyman Burling will not seek re-election
• Bonadio rises to 67th on list of top U.S. tax and accounting firms
• UR receives $1 million to create symposium
• The Barenaked Ladies to perform at CMAC
• Kodak raising price of still camera films by 15%
• RRLC
• State to issue rebates for fridges, washers
• Luau in Henrietta to benefit pancreatic cancer research
• A CSA for every kitchen need
• March 13, 2012 - Business Meeting and Budget Review Agenda with Attachments
• March 13, 2012 - Business Meeting and Budget Review Agenda
• During the presidential elections no talk of Climate Change.
• March 6, 2012 - Budget Review Meeting Minutes
• February 28, 2012 - Education and Strategic Planning Workshop Meeting and Community Forum Minutes
• February 14, 2012 - Business Meeting Minutes
• Committee Members Needed for Monroe Ave Green Street Project
• Brighton Winter Parking Regulations
• Wound care options expand in Rochester area
• Job of the Week! A licensed vet tech is needed at Georgetown Animal Clinic in W...
• Calling bakers and book lovers
• Photos of 4 unhappy people could boost code enforcement referendum
• In celebration of International Women's Day, Nazareth hosted "Listening to Urban...
• Our students traveling to The Mountain Institute have arrived and are blogging!
• Coach MacDonald on WGRZ - Channel 2, Buffalo with commentary on the Bonnies. htt...
• Federal child-porn case against Corning 'Y' worker jeopardized
• Woman hit by car while walking in middle of I-490
• Hornell man stabbed; Canisteo man charged
• Some newspapers, D&C included, opt not to run Doonesbury in print editions this week
• JV & Varsity Spring Sports Begin
• BHS/TCMS Vocal Prism Concert
• Penfield woman runs mobile hair-cutting service
• Try these appetizers featuring portabella mushrooms
• Be taken in by the Cabernet cult
• Three things to do today and tomorrow and an event on Friday
• Irish stew a good option for St. Patrick's Day
• Local hoops fans get a double dip of excitement
• What should be done with unclaimed bottle deposits?
• URMC Smoking Cessation Expert Supports Latest Surgeon General Report
• Couple Devoted to Children’s Hospital Establish Professorship
• Rochester River Run/Walk 5K set for April 22
• Foundation Presents UV Disinfecting Lights to Four Area Hospitals
• Strong National Museum of Play News - March 7, 2012
• Donate Spare Change and Create a Miracle Mile of Quarters
• RENewsletter | March 11, 2012
• RIT earns trip back to semis
• East High girls advance to state final four
• K-hawks top Bandits
• Committee searching for Rochester school superintendent meets
• Gates Zoning Board to discuss housing development
• Show evokes thoughts of summer fun
• Brockport makes the Wall Street Journal
• Pittsford wins state hockey semifinal in overtime
• Penfield girls heading to final four
• High school students participate in robotic competition
• Live video: High school basketball playoffs
• Live blog: High school playoffs - basketball and hockey
• Will the Fracking boom bypass NYS and set us up for a greater economic boom?
• Man accused of trying to steal nearly $1,300 in purses
• Fire destroys mobile home in Ontario County
• MCSMA Senior High All-County Performance
• City Living Sundays kicks off this month
• Congo refugees share stories of death, recovery, hope
• Brockport Mayor Connie Castaneda arrested
• Brockport Mayor Maria Castaneda charged
• Brockport mayor charged
• International trade tips offered at Gleason Works
• St. Bonaventure advances to Atlantic 10 semifinals
• RIT eager for redemption
• What should be done with unclaimed bottle deposits?
• Rival Bandits to test Knighthawks
• A different kind of delivery
• Use of town-hall meetings via phone rising
• Lancers conceding nothing to Baltimore
• Legislators push for flood-relief bills
• Victor police reports: Team theft alleged
• Three things to do today, three things to do tomorrow and an event on Tuesday
• Rush police reports: House break-in
• Class of 2012 Mandatory Meeting
• Hugh Jackman, Leonardo DiCaprio join the coffee craze
• Webster police reports: Dispute over bill leads to assault
• CooperVision parent reports higher profit, raises forecast
• Penfield police reports: Trailer stolen
• Irondequoit police reports: Jewelry stolen
• Food processor Allens to sell local operations to French firm
• GateHouse Media posts smaller loss in Q4; stock rises
• East Rochester police reports: Drug arrests made after traffic stops
• Review: Seaman's return to RPO well-received
• Symantec acquires Odyssey Software
• Brighton police reports: Homes, empty building burgled
• Eliminate fears about pension cuts by saving early and often
• Lahman: Coke dispenser may revolutionize beverage industry
• Downtown intersection to be closed for 3 months
• Stepping Stones Learning Center to open new location
• Keep up with our students on Alternative Spring Breaks as they blog about their...
• Flash removed from district website
• 100 is our lucky number! 100% of 2011 Naz grads who applied to medical school w...
• The latest Medaille magazine is hot off the presses. They're mailing today, but...
• Wow, we're 46 likes away from 5,000! You like us, you really really like us :-)
• From upstate New York to La Paz, Bolivia - Nazareth recruits students from all o...
• Did you know? Nazareth's Connections alumni magazine goes to 44 countries and t...
• Even though students and faculty will be on spring break next week, construction...
• Current students - try out our GPA calculator.
• Style of Syracuse appeals to fans, and recruits
• You've probably gotten your letter in the mail by now letting you know we want Y...
• Batavia hospital switches to generators while system upgraded
• 10 things to do in the Rochester area this weekend
• Fire quickly extinguished on South Clinton Ave. in Rochester
• K - 12 Early Dismissal
• MCSMA Senior High All-County Rehearsal
• BHS Galaxy Soiree
• Joseph Gibbons finally laid to rest
• Majority says manufacturing should have lower tax rate
• Harris RF lands Iraqi contract
• ‘The Bartered Bride’ at Eastman Theatre
• URMC gets better grade in conflict-of-interest report card
• Encouraging the cupcake gene
• Exhibit of AIDS posters at UR
• GardenScape opens Thursday
• Flowers make CSA debut
• Coalition unhappy on reported lack of pension reforms
• Rochester region continues to add jobs
• Genesee Brewing to re-evaluate viability of brew house plan
• SBA licenses fund for investments in tech firms
• Constellation Energy to leave S&P 500
• Iraq orders $51 million in equipment from RF
• Graham gets international orders
• Elementary School Principal (K-2)
• Director for Pupil Personnel Services
• Move Clocks Ahead - Replace Smoke Alarm Batteries
• Wegmans hosting kids' activities Saturday
• Summer Enrichment Courses
• The Fight is on: Medaille grads Dan and Tanya Mank are in a very personal battle...
• Mihalich fixes his gaze on the future
• Author Visit
• TCMS 6th Grade Band Concert
• FRES 3rd Grade Open House
• Author Visit
• Course Evaluation Form
• City Living Sundays highlight homes for sale
• Salamone, VanScoter merge insurance agencies
• RF Communications gets $10.7M radio order
• Transcat touts revenue milestone
• Rochester Startup Weekend to take place in April
• Maven, RIT plan recycling event to benefit scholarship
• Golisano ranks No. 854 on list of world's richest
• Join producer/director Morgan Atkinson and Nazareth College professors Dr. Chris...
• A brand new video featuring one of our grads:
• Are you a Naz undergrad who loves to knit or crochet? Then check out Naz-Knits-A...
• Today at 4 in A-14, the Women and Gender Studies program will host a lecture by...
• MCSMA Elementary All-County Read-Through
• BHS Progress Reports on Parent Portal
• Two Saints Annual Fish Fry
• Guitarist Ricardo Cobo in Concert
• Digital Rochester, GRE form alliance
• Non-profit organization to hold 'friendraiser'
• Carestream cuts energy consumption
• Cuomo proposes plan to boost craft beer industry
• Officials support adoption of new pension tier for state workers
• March 6, 2012 - Budget Review Meeting Agenda with Attachments
• March 6, 2012 - Budget Review Meeting Agenda
• It's spring break for Buffalo Campus students - who has gone on adventures beyon...
• Spend a semester at Disney! Come hear about the Disney internship program from N...
• Join the environmental debate or cook on a warming planet
• Bill Andrews is running for Brockport Village Trustee
• TCMS 7th Grade Band Concert
• Board of Education Budget Review Meeting
• Report Highlights Understudied, Unwelcome Side of Cancer Treatment
• Study: Early Surgery Controls Seizures, Improves Quality of Life
• Withdrawal Request Form
• Grant will help UR assess impact of waterfront development on health
• Former Finger Lakes Health CEO has died
• Groups protest proposed congressional, state district lines
• Hunters, anglers juice N.Y. economy
• Penfield girls advance to state tournament
• Occupy Rochester files suit against the city
• Sally Green to be re-buried this week
• Poll: N.Y. voters wary of Cuomo's education efforts
• Geometric sculpture towers over Park Avenue in NYC
• Canandaigua Academy student charged with menacing
• Livingston County man arrested on drug charges
• Rare Tiffany mosaic rediscovered in Clifton Springs chapel
• State pension report raises hackles
• Rochester leaders increase pressure in Albany
• Bigger baggage bins on planes
• Richard Tortorice convicted in Gates hair salon robbery
• Is this 'decline' — or the return to normal?
• Internet fraud tops 2011 attorney general complaints
• Syracuse said it self-reported possible drug-testing violations to NCAA
• Finger Lakes Health System CEO Dooley dies
• Lakeside Health System CEO resigns
• Sarah McLachlan coming to CMAC
• Rochester Community Coalition seeks support in Albany
• Grant to enable UR to study the city waterfront
• Annual trout derby to benefit hatchery
• Extreme weather and Climate Change predictions: the true connection
• Have you read "The Madonnas of Leningrad" yet? On March 28 Nazareth will welcome...
• Fashion diva? Blame your cat
• How clean is your drinking water?
• Stevie Johnson, Buffalo Bills sign contract extension
• Today at 1:30 in Linehan Chapel, join the Department of Social Work and Dr. Este...
• Fire in Clarkson shuts down part of Route 104
• Le Roy man charged with sex crimes
• Building destroyed, 2 greenhouses damaged in Warsaw fire
• 2 Attica prison visitors charged after scalpel, knife found
• Fire destroys house in Canadice
• Batavia church broken into; barefoot trail found outside
• TCMS 8th Grade Band Concert
• JV & Varsity Boys & Girls Lacrosse Begins
• Excellus, Manning & Napier honored for health programs
• Firm's services all over the Web
• Eastridge Spring Musical "Once Upon A Mattress"
• Women raking in patents
• Mapstone Law LLC
• Rochester firefighters battle house fire
• Farm operation fined for pesticide incident
• Gregg Williams a disgrace to NFL
• Radio station reaches for more listeners
• Group tries to bring dignity in death
• Providing a dignified farewell
• Impact of driving ban reached far and wide during World War II
• Dissolution is 'not on radar'
• Physicals for jobs at wellness clinic
• Skype keeps strings in tune
• Wayland-Cohocton wins boys basketball title
• Up to 4 inches of snow on the way
• Police searching for car thief, hit and run driver
• RENewsletter | March 4, 2012
• Brockport Trustee Scott Hunsinger will not seek re-election
• Ruben Brown says Bills didn't run 'Bounty' system
• Report: Gregg Williams brought bounty program to Buffalo
• Teen charged with DWI in fatal Livingston crash
• Fire heavily damages vacant house on Rochester's west side
• Kodak in a race to slash costs
• Family displaced by house fire on Scio Street in Rochester
• Potential buyer for Kodak Gallery
• Rochester will attempt to take bite out of neighborhood blight
• Extra wild card a great idea for baseball
• Patricia Deegan knew what mattered in life
• Phil Valenti leads Aquinas to another basketball title
• Mortgage, not tax, foreclosures typical in suburbs
• East tops Victor for Class AA2 title
• More than $50 billion has gone to the dogs, cats, canaries, guppies and the like
• Foodlink has new distribution facility
• Obokoh anchors Bishop Kearney's defense, drive to another Section V title
• Pittsford earns spot in state hockey final four
• 'Odyssey' teams advance to state tourney
• High winds buffet region
• High winds blow through region
• Driver loses control, hits tree
• Friends gather to remember victims of Grape Street fire
• Redistricting reform deal still elusive
• Bowling legends keep rolling at Dewey Gardens
• Syracuse defeats Louisville 58-49 to finish unbeaten at home this season
• Suspect arrested after two chases
• Notre Dame boys capture Class D1 crown
• Stagnant incomes driving living standards down
• Geneva DeSales wins Class D2 boys basketball title
• Locals voice opinions at Tea Party caucus
• Charlotte boys defeat Pal-Mac for Class B1 crown
• Teen charged with DWI in fatal Livingston crash
• A loss for the Mavs in the first round of March Madness.
• Wind doesn't stop Habitat house construction
• Festival of Ideas
• Week of prayer planned for healing for AIDS
• Business talent keeps Rochester a step ahead
• Cuba-Rushford tops No. 1 Lyons to win Class C2 title
• Le Roy man accused of sexually abusing minor
• East girls defeat Mendon for Class A championship
• Aquinas girls repeat as sectional champions
• Mayor Thomas Richards wants Occupy protesters out of park by March 11
• Solar energy company opens R&D center at Eastman Park
• VOA launches online treasure hunt
• York defeats Honeoye for Class C3 boys basketball title
• National cemetery
• Victim or menace?: Man, 89, fights city eviction
• N.Y. paid 24,000 $100K or more in '11
• K-hawks visit Philly
• Getting results from your Twitter efforts
• Review: RPO soloists warm hearts
• Bonnies defeat St. Joseph's in double overtime, 98-93; clinch first-round bye
• Flyers finding balance at the right time
• Two area advisers make Barron's 2012 list
• Many factors in play with summer camp decisions
• Tribune press too much for Jamestown
• Batavia/Genesee County top micropolitan in Northeast
• Harbec receives sustainability award
• Memorial Art Gallery opens its "Crafting Modernism" exhibit
• 4 teens extradited from S.C. to face charges in bus theft, burglary, home invasion
• Livingston's acting D.A. quits so he can run for job
• Data Analyst
• Dansville teens charged with burglarizing cabin
• March 6, 2012 - Budget Review Meeting Agenda with Attachments
• March 6, 2012 - Budget Review Meeting Agenda
• It's getting to be decision time ... still wondering if Naz is the right place f...
• It's Read Across America day, and Medaille's Reading Center director Michelle Ce...
• The Foreign Languages and Literatures Department will present "Casablanca," a pl...
• French Road Dismissal Pass
• Private Parochial Transport Form 2012-13
• Special Transportation Form
• Transportation Form for Council Rock/French Rd
• Students: Stop by Medaille Formal Lounge tonight between 7 and 11 p.m. to enjoy...
• High winds are headed our way starting at midnight
• 10 things to do in the Rochester area this weekend
• The Mavericks play Eastern Connecticut State University tonight at SUNY Oswego i...
• Movie review: 'Dr. Seuss' the Lorax'
• Kodak agrees to sell online photo business to rival
• Math Team
• Read Across America Day
• MCSMA All-County Jazz Festival
• Armed man surrenders peacefully to end Chili standoff
• Poll results: Nearly all back N.Y. public pension system reform
• iPads help open doors in Rochester schools
• Amerks' Varone rounds into form
• Bonadio accountant named CEO at health system
• New Monthly Pharmaceutical Waste Collection
• Bankruptcy filings continue to fall in region
• PT swings to profit in fourth quarter
• Coalition report highlights inequities in state funding
• Kodak burned through cash in 2011
• Housing partnership receives $1.1 million
• RG&E gave $4.7M in energy grants, incentives
• Excellus CEO Klein's compensation rises to $5.2 million in 2011
• Harris Interactive names Angrisani as its CEO
• Ice Cream Social Schedule
• Eastman Kodak to lay off 91 in the Rochester area
• Coaching Staff Bios
• Medaille has flipped this page to the new "timeline" feature. What other pages h...
• Boardwalk Inn – a big step toward Clinton Street redevelopment
• Kodak employment falls below 5,200here as sales slide, net loss rises
• Undergraduate and graduate students: the online application for institutional sc...
• Students at Harley School spice up learning with a garlic business
• Fire destroys meat processing plant in Seneca Falls
• Music In Our Schools Month
• District-Wide Strings Concert
• BHS PTSA Mtg. with Principal & Budget Presentation
• Eastman School of Music Celebrates Women’s History Month in Music
• Older Adults Who Sleep Poorly React to Stress with Increased Inflammation
• Research Building Recognized for Green Design
• Dyson Day Examines Decade of Decline for Children in Monroe County
• March Events to Raise Awareness of Colorectal Cancer
• Assembly, Senate majorities release federal redistricting plans
• Complaint about noise in apartment leads to 3 arrests on drug charges
• Keuka shows its resiliency
• Rochester RazorSharks' talent runs deep
• Measure to rescind sheriff's raise rejected
• Try soup with a superstar almond
• Make sure helmet fits right
• Monroe County towns spruce up canal towpath
• Critic's choice
• Catch up on Oscar-winning films
• Cuts in pension costs essential, Brooks, Richards say
• Media join together to get Rochester fair share of state aid
• Systems help with stale air in homes
• Finding the right real estate agent
• Rochester curler headed to world junior tournament in Sweden
• Is appeasement the best strategy for dealing with deniers and industry on Climat
• Landlord must give notice of rent hike
• Memories west: Wheatland's Scottsville Free Library Building
• Black Russian Red Bash to celebrate unique Finger Lakes wine
• Natcore plans ribbon cutting at new center
• Excellence on campus east
• Wall Street bonuses expected to slip, DiNapoli forecasts
• Upstate consumer confidence increases in February
• Faheem Abdul-Jaleel convicted of repeatedly stabbing cousin, 13
• Arc of Monroe County sends cease and desist to CDS Monarch
• United Way campaign goal reduced to $25.5 million
• My life, my words: Our pilgrimage to Stan the Man
• Retrofitting Rochester: Ridgemont Country Club built on farmland
• Memories east: Irondequoit's Parkside Whispering Pines
• Canandaigua woman accused of faking cancer to get donations
• Did you know that Nazareth College has expanded its programs to include Horticul...
• The Enlightened Earth exhibit is running through March 10 in the Arts Center Gal...
• Excellus awards $21M in improvement incentive payments
• WITR RIT Tigers Men’s Hockey Postgame Rewind (originally aired Feb. 25, 2012) is...
• Come to the CAB tomorrow (Thursday, March 1) @ 9 p.m. for Pop Culture Clash - th...
• Syracuse accusers push for new NY sex abuse laws
• Happy Leap Year
• D&C publishes police report about Town of Sweden fiasco
• Medaille is beginning the hiring process for this spring's Phonathon! Help Buffa...
• United Way cuts campaign goal by $2.5M
• Wall Street bonuses expected to fall 14%
• Byron teen charged with homicide after death of friend in golf cart crash
• FRES 4th Gr. Band Concert 2/16/12
• BHS Band Prism Concert
• Community Literacy Drive
• Gates supervisor touts job growth
• Three things to do today, tomorrow and a mark-your-calendar event
• This salad is all in the technique
• Local authors: Frank Lader of Rochester and Luann Helwig of Rochester
• URMC to partner with firm on new wound-care center
• St. John Fisher partners with Jefferson Community College
• Harley School head leaving for post in Hawaii
• Xerox to start hiring for Webster call center
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• February 28, 2012 - Education and Stragetic Planning Workshop Meeting and Community Forum Agenda with Attachments
• February 28, 2012 - Education and Strategic Planning Workshop Meeting and Community Forum Agenda
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• Time well spent volunteering at Foodlink
• Last night, Nazareth students took a break from studying to relieve mid-term exa...
• Excellus CEO Klein to retire
• Empty school bus, minivan collide in Marion; 2 injured
• Hall of Justice closed until noon because of power outage
• More than 1,600 lack electricity in Ontario, Wayne counties
• Greece man flees house fire, is rescued from garage roof
• 4 teens suspected in area cases arrested after chase in S.C.
• Sabres trade Gaustad to Nashville
• Community forum with the Board of Education
• Strategic Planning/Board of Education Meeting
• Facility closures protested
• Habit of choking keeps LeBron from full potential
• RIT's Trevor Eckenswiller eyes career in medicine
• Researchers Test Drug, Psychotherapy Combo for Fibromyalgia
• Noted Epidemiologist Kenneth J. Rothman to Present 12th Annual Saward-Berg Lecture
• URMC Expands Wound Care Program with New Tools for Healing
• Research shows benefits of exercise
• Paula Deen says she has lightened up her diet
• Mendon woman is helping others to find happiness living alone
• Joe Barry of Greece is giving back by teaching special needs children
• Saunders Research Building gets LEED gold certification
• Hillside COO named board president for mental health coalition
• Kodak seeks to shed Medicare plan payments for some retirees
• Light Fabrications acquired by Atlanta-based EIS
• Sutherland named to global outsourcing list
• Kase, Kot to speak at veterans business meeting
• Check out the Emerson Language Lab's new Facebook page. Like them today!
• TCMS Administration
• Influenza Season Finally Arrives
• Mid-terms got you stressed out? Make sure to drop by the Forum tonight from 6 p....
• Wondering what's new with the construction of the math and science building? Fin...
• Job of the Week! Looking for some extra $ over the summer? Happyland Camp in W...
• Man in his 60s found dead
• Town of Sweden loses a box full of confidential information
• The Oscars were last night, but the real stars of the weekend were the men's bas...
• Wine and food event fundraiser for literacy program
• BHS Healthy Lifestyles Week Begins
• Yankees tops at projected 93.5 wins
• From RIT Athletics:
• Stephen’s Loft is 22 steps above the rest
• RENewsletter | February 26, 2012
• Johnson and Dayton leave no doubt in 76-43 handling of UMass
• Winter means prime surfing
• RazorSharks win in OT
• Lawsuit against sheriff goes forward
• A.M.E. Zion fetes its history
• Contamination haunts Holley 10 years later
• Webster Thomas dethrones Fairport
• One person seriously injured in crash in Batavia
• Rochester schools just can't fire teacher Valerie Yarn
• Sportsman's expo offers plenty to see
• Stabbing victim Siaquan Moore dies
• Outlook less than rosy for some big firms
• More RAM is the answer
• Share your essays on a Susan B. Anthony holiday
• Manufacturing vital to Rochester
• The exporting muscle of the Rochester-area economy could grow 48 percent by 2020.
• 11 Section V wrestlers reach finals at state tournament
• Impacts of a major media in Rochester, NY moving behind a pay wall
• Impacts of a major media in Rochester, NY moving behind a pay wall
• Snow showers, moderate wind to continue tonight
• Greece Athena slips past Brockport
• Roy's shootout goal lifts Sabres to victory
• Probe of COMIDA deal likely
• Another hydrofracking ruling backs home rule
• Promising regional school stuck in limbo
• Economical to upscale cars at auto show
• HF-L girls grateful for opportunity
• High winds down power lines, trees
• S&P 500 posts highest close since '08
• DNA could break 16-year-old Greece murder case
• Pictometry's roofing reports picked up by Illinois firm
• Job training program to accept applicants
• Gates Chili hosts passport night
• Exhibit honors police officers
• State pension privacy case tabled
• UR frat must vacate house
• Fringe Festival slated for September
• Henrietta police reports: Prostitution arrest at hotel
• Greece police reports: ATVs stolen
• Gates police reports: Stolen merchandise
• Chili police reports: charged in thefts
• New Nike shoe with outer space theme causes frenzy
• Date Change for Public Safety Committee
• Victor police reports: Shoplifting incidents
• Pittsford police reports: Burglary
• Last-ditch effort made to save Genesee Brewing building
• Poll: Most readers 'very concerned' about rising gasoline prices
• Ormec gets pair of Boeing projects
• YWCA receives $1.3 million grant for upgrades
• AT&T details wireless upgrades in 2011
• Read this great article in today's RBJ on Nazareth's Brian Bailey, assistant pro...
• Gail Sheehy will speak in Rochester next week
• These are fun...what do our education students and graduates think of this one?
• Leonard Oakes ice wine wins N.Y. competition
• Happy Reading Day, undergrads! Enjoy your day off from classes, but try to get s...
• Mavs fans: see the men's basketball team take on @Hilbert College tonight at the...
• 10 things to do in the Rochester area this weekend
• 6 escape Emerson St. factory fire this morning in Rochester
• Holley wrestler Quinton Murphy takes aim at 4th high school state title
• Campaign aims to get more women in politics
• Nazareth basketball player Jason Corletta honored
• Onex reports increased revenue, profit
• Knighthawks face Rock
• Brockport native was civil rights trailblazer
• Doug Miller enjoying solid season at age 42
• County redacting financial forms data
• Military testing fuel-cell SUVs
• Steven Eldridge pleads guilty in deaths of 6 Amish farmers
• Kodak, BlackBerry maker may settle patent dispute
• Autism Center plans college success workshop
• MCC trustees OK new five-year lease for Sibley Building
• Grand jury indicts Hell's Angels members
• MCC men's hockey seeks national title
• Democrats seek to rescind O'Flynn's raise
• Pension fight to dominate state budget talks
• Jury gets case of Henrietta teen accused of repeatedly stabbing cousin
• Amerk players share various talents
• Holley's Murphy takes aim at fourth state wrestling title
• Movie critic Jack Garner gives his picks for Oscar night awards
• Canandaigua gets a combo gallery, bistro and events space
• Talented Greece teen shines on the ice
• State GOP to hold convention here in March
• Juniper Networks buys Mykonos Software
• Gates Chili Chamber seeks award winners
• N.Y.'s workers' comp surcharge highest in nation
• Monroe Community College extends lease at Sibley Building downtown
• Portfolio
• M&T launches mobile banking for businesses
• Leap year is confusing
• Health management group honors Rochester companies
• Vacancy on Brighton Historic Preservation Commission
• School notes east
• Dano's Heuriger co-owner named semi-finalist for James Beard Awards
• February 28, 2012 - Education & Strategic Planning Workshop Meeting & Community Forum Agenda with Attachments
• February 28, 2012 - Education & Strategic Planning Workshop Meeting & Community Forum Agenda
• Dr. George Eisen, head of Nazareth's Center for International Education, is an e...
• WXXI show features Rochester native Cab Calloway
• Artvoice has 5 Questions with alum Jim Heaney on his new venture, The Investigat...
• Vietnam Veterans collecting used clothing February 28th
• Brockport High football coach Greg Pelletier dies of cancer at age 39
• No injuries as jet with 45 aboard slips off runway at Rochester airport
• Karma good for Batavia Notre Dame
• Amber Breedy lifts Webster Thomas
• Brockport tackles death penalty debate
• Services shift from Warsaw to Batavia for some veterans
• Cuomo: Redistricting must result in reform
• Syracuse University ekes out win over South Florida
• Retrofitting Rochester: 1904 Sibley fire put Rochester to the test
• Cornell U. Scholar to Chair URMC Department of Biostatistics
• Sibley fire put city to test
• Rochester Lancers eye playoff spot
• Work starts on Geneva General Hospital's $56 million renovation
• Roberts to make its debut in men's lacrosse
• Fairport woman dies in fall from horse
• Trade panel to review Kodak's latest infringement claims
• Carestream technology plays part in NFL combine
• Ex-Paybooks President Jeffrey Sykes sentenced in fraud case
• Syracuse fights off South Florida
• U.S. home sales show some life
• Early answers on Sally Green's burial fail to assuage anger
• Fracking decision favors bans
• Gannett to introduce new subscription model
• Crosshairs on housing bad guys
• Oxford Street fire displaces six people
• Brockport High football coach Greg Pelletier succumbs to cancer
• Brighton man charged with sex trafficking teens
• Chilly tenant needs city to put heat on landlord
• Old water heater leads to cold showers
• Webster's Spratling collects national honor
• Veramark net income dips in Q4
• Sykes sentenced to 8 years on federal tax fraud charges
• Windstream reports loss in Q4
• RF Communications showcases new networking system
• Nasdaq grants Harris Interactive extension to bring up stock
• Oscars won't mention Kodak when referring to venue
• Veterans Outreach Center names interim CEO
• Inventor joins Document Security Systems board
• Janelle Mcallister Hill and Leon Hill, both '08 alum, will be featured on TLC's...
• Attention Juniors and Seniors - an amazing Summer Job Opportunity is available a...
• Join us for a celebration of the new Integrated Center for Math and Science from...
• Job of the Week! Education Majors: Cattaraugus-Allegany BOCES will host a Teac...
• Come to the Campus Activities Board (CAB) meeting tonight @ 7:30pm in the Senate...
• Man dies after being found injured near railroad tracks in Rochester
• Closing arguments in Matthew Townsend's murder trial set
• Ash Wednesday kicks off Lent for local Christians
• Ontario County teen dies in crash on Jackson Road in Penfield
• Power outage closes FLCC's Geneva campus
• Crash in Yates County injures Geneva couple
• Krystian Witkowski, star at Aquinas, signs with MLS team
• Buffalo Sabres edge New York Islanders
• Bills continue Toronto talks
• University of Rochester Sustainability Seminar
• Shares of Macy's hit 52-week high
• VirtualScopics' annual revenue grows 7% and it posts a profit
• Missing man found
• Shaone Morrisonn expects to stay with Amerks
• Flashy SU won't look past South Florida
• City's only mobile soup kitchen seeks to sate both bodies, souls
• Three things to do today, tomorrow and a mark-your-calendar event
• Irondequoit ordered to grant permit for cell tower
• Gift of shoes helps level playing field in city
• Minority firms to get boost
• Microdistillery to open in Seneca County
• COMIDA OKs breaks for projects including Greece Ridge, Strathallan
• Santorum blasts Obama's motives on power, abortion
• VirtualScopics swings to a profit in Q4
• County selects retired Navy commander to head airport
• Season ticket prices unchanged for Bills in 2012
• FLTV going digital
• Greece kids have heart
• COMIDA approves 6 projects, gets earful from protesters
• Webster's Brycen Spratling sets American record in 500-meter dash
• State sales tax collections grow 5%, comptroller says
• Discussion on Helping Children Understand Traumatic Loss,
• Waterloo man accused of trying to hire killer
• For all our Vet Tech Students and Grads!
• It makes a difference what you say about Climate Change.
• In case you missed it yesterday - @WBFO featured Steve MacMartin in a segment ye...
• Community Budget Forums set for March 15 and 19
• Irondequoit man, others face arraignment in comic book collector's death
• Nazareth's La Maison Francaise is celebrating Mardi Gras on this Fat Tuesday! He...
• New airport director to be announced
• Macedon man accused of torching ex-girlfriend's garage, damaging car
• The Buffalo Campus bookstore is closed this morning for inventory. It'll reopen...
• Forensics book covers cases from MLK to O.J.
• Eastman students benefit from boxing
• Congress lines at stake
• Nicole Davis powers HF-L to victory over Brighton
• Scoop Jardine could spell trouble for Syracuse at free throw line
• A Step Forward In Effort to Regenerate Damaged Nerves
• Heavier thighs may be better for you
• Black History Month events
• Take Let's Move into your home
• Experiment shows restaurant diners will eat smaller portions
• Black History Month film fest planned
• Three things to do today
• Irondequoit dad charged after leaving boy in car that later was stolen
• UR teacher, historian Lynn Gordon dead at 65
• Wastewater a key issue in N.Y. fracking debate
• Harris RF to sell tablet computer for use by military
• Crash on East Henrietta Road injures 5
• Geneseo receiving state funding to improve downtown district
• Wastewater a key issue in NY fracking debate
• Fifty percent rarely, if ever, receive praise
• Gates Chili Chamber seeks award winners
• Meatballs big trend at local restaurants
• Try popcorn in your soup
• It's St. Patrick's season
• School notes east
• Don’t send an email, call 911 for parking violations
• Fig jam can be a tasty hidden gem
• COMIDA to consider major projects for area at Tuesday meeting
• Results from MasterMinds competitions in Rochester area
• Wegman Cos. to launch real estate brokerage firm
• RF Communications unveils tablet product
• Managers elected to Turfgrass Association board
• Children's book review west
• Children's book review
• Syracuse remains second in college basketball polls
• Congrats to all the Nazareth students who teamed with St. John Fisher College to...
• Missing man reported in Canandaigua
• Hey students! Come on down for: Win the Game? Win the Game! Tuesday, February 2...
• Network with Nazareth alumni and sample fine wines as part of the Department of...
• Hamlin driver avoids turtle but strikes car
• Crash on East Henrietta Road injures 4
• Fight outside downtown nightclub seriously wounds man
• Offices closed today; trash to be picked up
• Black History Month events
• Syracuse slips past Rutgers
• Woman wins on Food Network
• Young woman suffers from rare form of early-onset dementia
• Potential for extra primary election has counties scrambling
• Syracuse upends Albany
• SU, Knicks provide a TV treat on Sunday
• Wilmot Cancer Center Recognized as One of Top 70 in Nation
• Series sees similarities in paths of Gandhi, civil rights movement
• War overwhelmed city's bus service
• Trip aids Katrina clean-up
• Roy leads Sabres to rout of Penguins
• Gallery puts vets' work on display
• Three things to do today
• Crime rate flat in Greece
• Patents run through this family
• The penalty should match the offense, but it doesn’t
• 10 youths honored in 'Do the Right Thing' program
• Roy scores twice in Sabres 6-2 win over Penguins
• Syracuse gets past Rutgers
• Nicholson leads as Bona downs URI, 81-61
• Battling for big bucks
• Roaming stallion garners ticket for owner
• Victor man faces burglary, other charges
• Batavia man accused of punching girlfriend
• Names of Grape Street fire victims have yet to be released
• RENewsletter | February 19, 2012
• Kodak's struggles mean domino effect on suppliers
• RGRTA boss Mark Aesch received $50K in bonuses
• Rochester high school teams work to regain prominence
• Brian Smith beats own 300-meter mark
• Batavia Notre Dame upsets Brockport in OT
• Boy sleeps through harrowing stolen-car incident in Rochester
• RIT's Leslie Havens reaches 1,000 career points in victory
• Tyshun Stephens propels Nazareth over St. John Fisher in OT
• Lake Erie Monsters break the Rochester Americans' win streak
• 2011 hunting season ties safety record
• Ed Snyder spends lifetime collecting arrow broadheads
• 'Voice' grows stronger
• Join 'Lent Madness'
• Johnny Cash museum planned for Nashville
• New Orleans transforms Mardis Gras tradition
• Naples man accused of helping runaways
• Rutgers looking for Dane Miller to be a leader
• Plans in gear for religious festival
• Man charged in Caledonia rape
• Good health on agenda
• Sex abuse of 3-year-old alleged
• St. John Fisher students dance all night for good cause
• Greece Athena boys take Class B bowling title
• Pittsford win Class A swim title
• Mentoring provided great satisfaction
• Food Network features local cupcake biz
• Corrupt lawmakers form never-ending line
• LeBron James leads list of NBA MVP candidates
• Man faces choking charge
• Civil rights icon cancels visit
• Rutgers looking for Miller to be a leader
• Blinded by the media despite billions from Super PACs
• Rochester man charged with first-degree rape
• New York ice wines face off in competition
• Snow burst causes treacherous driving conditions
• Two shot this morning on Conkey Avenue in Rochester
• Four killed in house fire on Grape Street in Rochester
• Fines for Brockport property code violations only $500 in 2011
• Sabres, Knicks games back on cable TV
• Brockport bounces Plattsburgh
• Briganti's OT goal powers Thunder over Schroeder
• Webster Thomas wins Class A bowling crown
• Family never told of Sally Green's death, burial
• Visiting Danish Organists Present Local Public Concerts as Part of U.S. Study Tour
• Sabres lose in shootout to Canadiens
• Amerks defeat Lake Erie
• Tom Reed gets insider's view of Washington deal making
• Long-term jobless benefits cut by 30 weeks
• Lesser-known trailblazers opened doors, too
• School 2 students honored for bravery after bus crash
• Evaluation system creates challenge for school districts
• Brighton holds off Victor for Section V Class B swimming title
• Nine bank branches to close
• Oak Hill, attorney general trying to hash out a settlement
• Police make progress in probe of Joseph Gibbons killing
• New York ice wines face off in competition
• Dr Pepper Snapple gets boost from Sun Drop
• Short-handed Knighthawks face Stealth
• Future bright for growth in packaging
• Has New York missed the gas-drilling boom?
• Civil rights hero to speak in Rochester
• Livingston County man charged with cruelty
• Le Roy teacher fired over 'insensitive comment' about student illnesses
• Woman charged with DWI after dropping kids off at school
• UR joins global research network
• Cuomo defends $1B for Buffalo
• Spencerport reptile dealer bitten by cobra
• Rochester made her funnier
• Verizon Wireless gives out bonuses to 1,400 area workers
• First Niagara to close nine branches here
• UR joins international research network
• Gov. Cuomo: Budget contains $26 million for I-390 project
• Health Care Services Directory to be published
• Mercury Print to get state grant, add jobs
• Optimax created George Eastman Award presented to Gere
• Scholarship List
• Two Board of Education seats will be filled
• FRES Phones are Down - Please Read
• Tonight only, Lambda presents "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"! 10 p.m. in the Sh...
• Author’s Spotlight: Lisa Hermsen Lisa Hermsen discusses “Manic Minds: Mania’s Ma...
• 1 dead, 1 hospitalized following crash in Sweden
• The Twitter concert? It's not just for the birds! Check it out this Sunday!
• Tractor-trailer, car collide in Ontario County; Niagara man seriously hurt
• Wrong-way driver blamed for crash on Inner Loop; 4 injured
• Polish Heroes: Those Who Rescued the Jews (a photography exhibit at Nazareth) en...
• Hey seniors...after today, you've got 91 days (hope I counted correctly) until g...
• 8th Grade Quebec Trip
• Ten things to do in the Rochester area this weekend
• Aquinas edges McQuaid in boys basketball
• Dianne Snowden Johnson takes 'sweet' road to inspire youths
• Mayor Richards: Dealing with city debt is 'humbling'
• Most readers voice optimism on outlook for local economy
• Proposed regulations to monitor nonprofits
• Rochester officials announce new downtown police detail
• Watchdog Report: Le Roy, Saratoga cases not connected
• Google Selects National Museum of Play as Partner Site for Doodle 4 Google Contest
• Football Hall of Fame needs to widen voting
• Jewelry Trunk Show to Benefit CARE for Cancer Survivors
• Section V girls basketball tournament pairings announced
• Woman sentenced in bank fraud case
• Man sentenced to time served in shooting case
• State, teachers union reach deal on evaluation system
• School board postpones vote on program
• Positive things are happening in Brockport
• Ultralife profit dips
• EarthLink shares tumble
• Women's leadership event is Tuesday at RIT
• Eastman professor giving farewell concert
• Record profit means nice payouts at GM
• EarthLink's Q4 revenues rise, profit declines
• Section V wrestlers earn at-large berths to state tournament
• Adam aims to regain form with Amerks
• Kodak getting bombarded with employee lawsuits over stock
• Finger Lakes council to review 2011, look ahead
• Sister regions produce good plants
• Man pleads guilty to sexually abusing, tattooing boy
• Manning & Napier discusses earnings with analysts
• Memories west: Spencerport's post office
• Movie Review: The Secret World of Arrietty
• New products
• Kathryn Stockett, Mark Bittman on big screen in Geneva
• Ultralife reports revenue, profit declines in fourth quarter
• Stan Munro displays elaborate toothpick sculptures
• Excellus Medicare Part D plans gets top rating
• Head of Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES to retire
• Lawyer Rudolph LePore sentenced in jail-escape case
• Artist demonstrating bead-making Monday
• Full story on today's ceremony:
• Survival comes second nature for Siena
• MCC outlasts Genesee, 70-66
• Late rally comes up short; SBU falls to Temple, 76-70
• Great ceremony honoring Darius Pridgen '07 this morning at the Amherst Campus. M...
• What are we going to say about Climate Change in a couple of decades?
• What are we going to say about Climate Change in a couple of decades?
• 100-plus cats in 'filthy cages' at Attica shelter, officials say
• Rochester officials to announce new downtown police section
• Life@Naz is a new video series that highlights what makes Naz great - outside of...
• Bank error blamed for delay today in Kodak paychecks
• Overhaul nonprofits, N.Y. attorney general proposes
• Faheem Abdul-Jaleel goes on trial in stabbing of cousin in Henrietta
• Movie review: 'This Means War' in a nonsensical way
• Early morning police pursuit ends with 19-year-old man in custody
• 3rd Grade Jump Rope For Heart
• FRES 4th Grade Band Concert
• Meet the Principal at Central Office
• Discussion on Helping Children Understand Traumati
• Webster Schroeder takes Division I crown
• Event celebrates Susan B. Anthony
• Greece police chief, K-9 unit visit Fleming Point
• Robert Griffin would look great in Cleveland
• Geneseo's Louis shocked by his big jump
• Kodak secures $950M lifeline in court
• Troop 334 excels at Klondike Derby
• Musicians Unite To Benefit Rochester's Foodlink
• Twins Nate and Natalie Novosel share basketball bond
• Rochester finds more employee properties with code violations, delinquent taxes
• As Diabetes Emerges, Researchers Track Disease’s First Steps
• Hearing on dog kennel moratorium planned in Gorham
• 2,400 same-sex marriages under new state law
• Handwritten Barrett and Browning love letters now online
• Judge OKs bankruptcy financing for Kodak, end of theater deal
• Oak Hill leader says statements were inaccurate
• Environmental tests OK'd at Le Roy High
• A Rubino's franchise closes; four others are doing well
• Kodak gets court OK for $950M in loans to keep operating
• Two of a kind
• NLL suspends 5 Knighthawks after arrests
• Area College Spotlight
• City finds more employee properties with code violations, delinquent taxes
• Fed report shows N.Y. manufacturing expanding
• Jack Garner's 'If you like this, you might like that' movie game
• Running out of RAM can cause lots of problems
• In fine print, new city school isn't a school at all
• Making downtown vibrant is topic of discussion in March
• Manning & Napier posts net loss in Q4
• Auburn Memorial changes name to Auburn Community Hospital
• Apple asks for approval to sue bankrupt Kodak over patents
• Leaving a familiar job can seem daunting
• Safe Zone posters - email thebug@medaille.edu and it'll email one for you to print!
• Gantt implores state task force to redraw district lines
• Greece Chamber plans Feb. 28 session on social media marketing
• Clyde Gladney identified as man shot on Wilkins Street
• Wyoming County SPCA investigated on animal cruelty allegations
• New, used car sales drop in January
• Pat Dougherty, fixture in husband's column, dead at 90
• Manufacturing activity in state increases more than expected
• Manufacturing activity in state increases more than expected
• Gather your singing voices, instruments, and poetry because Open Mic Night is co...
• Coach Mac will be on D3 Hoopsville tonight
• Town Offices Closed Monday
• There are just a few days left to order daffodils in support of Daffodil Days. A...
• WITR RIT Tigers Men’s Hockey Postgame Rewind (originally aired Feb. 11, 2012) is...
• If you're a graduating senior and looking for ways to expand your job search, Ca...
• Home Depot worker hurt in attempt to stop shoplifter in Greece
• Captain acquitted after cruise boat runs aground in Keuka Lake
• While Rochester Slept: My cousin, the 'SI' supermodel
• Environmental tests OK'd at Le Roy High in tic case
• 4th Grade Jump Rope For Heart
• PTSA Meeting with the Principal
• Homework: A Parent's Survival Guide
• BHS Spring Play Callbacks
• 3 Knighthawks pulling double duty, work in front office
• Gates Chili tops Penfield in OT
• Greece Athena edges Spencerport
• Webster Schroeder tops R-H in overtime
• UB men suffer loss at Kent State
• Five Knighthawks arrested after fight in Minnesota
• Could riots like those in Greece be seen here?
• Buffalo Sabres fall to New Jersey
• Eastman School of Music Alumni Christopher Lamb, Bob Ludwig Earn Grammy Awards
• Donations to N.Y. colleges rose 8 percent in 2011
• Attorney general: Oak Hill locker room camera taped 24/7
• National Eating Disorders Awareness (NEDA) Week Events February 26-March 3, 2012
• Three things to do today, tomorrow
• Kodak will seek to settle with noteholders at court hearing
• RIT coach facing criminal charges over fight
• Valentine's Day wedding ends three-year journey
• For couple, Valentine's Day ends three-year journey
• Whoops. UR makes an awkward list
• Corning outlook raised
• Gorham could stall dog breeding business
• Dinosaur Bar-B-Que keeps adding eateries
• A tribute to 'Four Black Immortals'
• State: Oak Hill camera was running 'around the clock'
• Five Knighthawks arrested after fight in Minnesota
• Rochester man plead guilty for conspiracty to possession and intent to distibute drugs in the Rochester area
• Nothnagle enters Buffalo market
• No funds in federal budget to dredge Rochester harbor
• Monte Nowden, ex-Gates Chili coach, indicted on sex charges
• Asthma hits adults in greater numbers
• Restaurant opens in Susan B. Anthony area
• Henrietta police reports
• Gates police reports
• Irondequoit police reports
• Seibold Security to expand Richmond Street headquarters, add staff
• Kodak disputes value it receives from theater rights
• Reminder: Medaille will honor @Darius Pridgen with a Student Veteran Alumni awar...
• Lunch & Learn: Fishing Upstate NY Through the Seasons
• Brockport collected only $250 from property code violation fines in 2010
• As a Valentine's Day treat, take $1.00 off any coffee or candy purchase at Milli...
• Get $1.00 off any coffee and candy purchase at Millie's Cafe when you check-in o...
• Ontario County man accused of jumping bail, fleeing to Ireland
• School bus, SUV collide downtown; 1 injured
• Check out the bookstore for gift ideas!
• Happy Love Day, Nazareth College community! How will you be celebrating love and...
• It's Valentine's Day - if you could print anything on one of those tiny candy he...
• Rochester man last of 12 to plead guilty in drug conspiracy
• 'State of Lake Ontario' meeting to be held here
• BHS Spring Play Auditions
• 5th Grade Jump Rope For Heart
• Board of Education Business Meeting
• Andrew Cuomo picks Michael Green for criminal justice job
• Texting tickets soared in state in 2011
• Dentist's chair out of reach for some
• Deaf find a home with MAPCO
• Performance - I Got Sick Then I Got Better
• Syracuse defeats Louisville
• Jackson boosts Kearney in 2 overtimes
• Ranking the NHL's top 5 teams
• WNY Flash join new league in WPSL
• Sen. Schumer calls for law blocking sale of synthetic marijuana
• Mayor seeks $2M for design work to raise part of Inner Loop
• Three things to do today
• WNY Flash join new league
• Victor extends zoning ban
• Spano not expected to face state ethics charges
• I-Square project gets thumbs up
• Sleep is key to health
• One pound at a time
• Holly Howell reminisces about all the wines she's loved
• McGraw, Hill introduce Soul2Soul fragrances
• Syracuse hangs on to beat Louisville
• Last-minute Valentine's Day gifts
• Johnson & Johnson falls in consumer ranking
• Brighton school officials discuss Tyler Kopp's fatal injury
• Sen. Schumer calls for law blocking sale of synthetic marijuana
• Parking questions dog South Wedge development site
• Firm thrives by selling internationally
• Cuomo sets Thursday as teacher evaluation deadline
• RIT’s Jon Schull discussed his ‘multiversity’ concept—connecting Rochester Insti...
• Hockey player charged with assault
• Rochester RazorSharks name new CEO
• Kodak seeks to keep details of debtor-in-financing deal sealed
• URMC scientists part of HIV discovery
• Faraci Lange to expand to Buffalo
• Syracuse remains second in men's basketball polls
• Organizations energized by what animates leaders
• Mike Green lands job in Cuomo administration
• Building Goal
• Beignets sweeten Mardi Gras
• Greece man finds passion in woodwork
• The Nazareth College Habitat for Humanity Chapter could be for you! Come to the...
• Congrats to our dean's list students - hometown announcements are being sent thi...
• Learn more about Nazareth's first step team in this interview with founder Jasmi...
• Co-curricular Activities
• Summit Educational Service is in need of an Accountant. Come reach your peak wi...
• Sen. Schumer calls for ban on synthetic marijuana
• Families, friends honor Flight 3407 crash victims
• Seen on campus - I Love SGA
• Brockport man found with marijuana in underwear, socks at jail
• 3 Brighton residents arrested at Eastview Mall
• Toddler treated, 1800s house destroyed in Genesee County fire
• Polar Plunge raises a cool $225,000
• Brighton Summer Arts Online Registration Begins
• Prescription Drug Use Among Teens/What to Look For
• Young Republican campaigns to reduce taxes, regulation
• Rochester Regional Business Plan Contest deadline is near
• Bus service was overwhelmed, pushed to limit
• Five locals set sights on climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro
• Lancers routed by Syracuse
• Royal Ball Weekend at the National Museum of Play
• Advice aplenty on superintendent search
• Some lawmakers want to restrict 'ghost money'
• Girl Scouts to sell 3 camps
• Syracuse to test Rick Pitino, Louisville
• DiBartolomeo's performance propels University of Rochester
• Section V hockey tournament fields set
• Matthews: Jeremy Lin making decisions tough for Knicks
• Knighthawks stumped by Swarm
• Three things to do today
• February 16, 2012
• RENewsletter | February 12, 2012
• Lake effect could dump 12 inches of new snow
• Rochester police investigate morning stabbing
• Brockovich firm: Groundwater not contaminated by trichlorothene
• Minority workers discuss diversity
• Town workforces in Monroe County overwhelmingly white
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• RIT student burned when pipe on campus bursts
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• Kristen Wiig gets Oscar nomination
• Bay Street shooting leaves man in guarded condition
• Fac staff email still on the fritz. we will let you know as soon as we can when...
• State audit faults Corning town budget
• Corning Community College enrollment falls
• Rochester man pleads guilty to child porn charge
• Rochester man sentenced for bribing immigration official
• Woman accused of punching elderly Walmart greeter appears in court
• NIH offers to do free tests on Le Roy teens with mysterious illness
• Sixth man sentenced for role in cocaine-trafficking ring
• January 2012 Regents and Local Exam Schedule
• RG&E, NYSEG disclose security breach
• Syracuse defeats Cincinnati
• Ex-airport director pleads guilty to DWI
• Happening today: Finnish film at Dryden
• Events celebrate King's legacy, call for more action
• Obama to discuss jobs, energy
• Fairport defeats Webster Schroeder
• Palmyra-Macedon graduate to tweet about State of the Union
• I-Square project faces possible delay
• Overtime increases for state government
• Local IHOP Restaurants Flip to Help the Kids
• Diversity and Disparities in Medicine Topic of First Tana Grady-Weliky Lecture
• Golisano Foundation and Eastman Institute Partner to Help People with Developmental Disabilities
• Medical Center Board Bestows Patient Care Awards on Top Staff
• Cornel West, professor, author, musician and philosopher, was the keynote speake...
• Syracuse bounces back from first loss
• Walsh pleads guilty to DWI
• K2 & Bath Salts:Newest Trends in Fake Marijuana
• Northwest reports Q4 profit up 19 percent
• PSC to investigate customer info breach of RGE, NYSEG data
• Fourth-quarter profit rises at Community Bank
• RCSD Students Need Parents, Not Heroes
• Survey finds view of real estate conditions hit new low
• M&T's Keith to speak on economy at veterans event
• RF Communications receives $4.8 million order
• B&L links with firm to launch products in Japan
• The Biggest Loser winner to speak at Woodcliff Lodge
• Cornel West rallies crowd at RIT to live Martin Luther King's philosophy
• Just a quick reminder to stop by the opening of the photo exhibit Polish Heroes:...
• Protesters urge Cuomo to ban hydrofracking
• Two Rochester residents shot Sunday are discharged from hospital
• Bonnie Raitt to play Eastman Theatre
• Police dog aids in arrest of man accused of breaking into vacant home
• Job of the week: Seniors! Nestle Purina is looking for 2012 candidates for their...
• It's a buyer's market in real estate, Siena survey of New Yorkers finds
• Got ideas on how we should solve Climate Change?
• M&T Bank economist to offer 2012 forecast
• Syracuse slips in college basketball polls
• Check out this D&C article about local musicians finding funding via the Interne...
• Jailbreak accomplice Lakesia Binion stopped on traffic charges
• Rochester man accused of robbing acquaintance at gunpoint
• Classes for family caregivers offered in Geneseo
• Wind to whip through western N.Y. today
• Please join us for opening night of the photography exhibit "Polish Heroes: Thos...
• Rochester teen accused of setting fire in bathroom
• Former Medina resident killed in West Virginia, say deputies
• Rochester police investigate 3rd homicide of 2012
• Henrietta crash ends in DWI charge
• Paterno fans shocked, saddened by passing
• 2 people hospitalized following shooting at house party
• Taye Diggs' childhood, son inspire children's book
• Ramon Santiago print reissued to help veterans
• Mary Doyle is a 'woman to watch'
• Greece chamber moves informational meeting
• Carestream Health adds 2 top execs
• HCL sales, profits soar
• Ameritherm changes its name
• O'Brien & Gere buys S.C. architecture, engineering company
• Marketing firms Eric Mower, Strata-G unite
• Giants have local fans celebrating victory
• Rachel Scherdin works at being a swimsuit model
• More tests may explain symptoms in Le Roy
• Ontario County Probation director switching jobs
• Giants set up rematch with Patriots in Super Bowl
• Fac/staff email is having major problems. Fix is anticipated by Tuesday. keep ca...
• Using Research Resources
• Area Giants fans revel in success
• Discrepancies in Unity Health’s Consideration of Need application
• Former Medina resident killed in West Virginia, say deputies
• Local Penn State grad talks about Joe Paterno's death
• Strong winds to whip through area
• RENewsletter | January 22, 2012
• Cook and Nicholson lead as Bona thumps Fordham, 95-41
• Rochester, Kodak forever linked in world's eyes
• Is Kodak kaput? A sampling of media coverage
• ATHENA Award winner shares career advice, life lessons
• Two hospitalized following shooting on Parsells Avenue
• Knighthawks flat in loss to Buffalo
• Coaches cheer for their cheerleaders as champions are crowned
• Late columnist was World War II hero
• New York state infrastructure plan questioned
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo faces tough policy battles
• Children Awaiting Parents adoption group hopes to expand role
• Host families offer Chinese students a helping hand
• Local musicians find a new wave of funding
• Bob Matthews: Kodak was a sports marketing giant, too
• Amerks pick up shootout victory
• Syracuse suffers first loss of season to Notre Dame
• Meghan Soja leads St. John Fisher to victory over Stevens
• RIT defeats Bentley to move into 2nd place
• Spencerport wins 21st straight Monroe County wrestling title
• Greendyke scores 15 to pace Pittsford Sutherland victory
• Rochester Ski Club is all about the positive
• Notre Dame hands Syracuse its first loss
• Man accused of fleeing police is arrested after crashing vehicle
• Hilton man taken into custody after barricading self in house
• Man accused of driving friend to hospital, then taking his car
• Avon, Fairport, Gates Chili, Penfield, Perry, Spencerport take cheer honors
• There’s no environmental freight to throw overboard; it’s a Fracking delusion
• Woman injured in two-car crash in Canandaigua
• Adrian Rosenberg plays Peter Pan in Disney ice show
• A few ways to help Rochester schools
• Rep. Louise Slaughter is taking issues straight on
• Key issue for Kodak: Future of business park
• Corporate jets among Kodak casualties
• Two die in separate house fires in Gates
• Aide touts Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposed budget
• Boeheim, SU press on
• RIT sets shutout record with win over Bentley
• McNabb helps University of Rochester reach 15-0
• McQuaid hands East first loss of season
• Heather Hebert helps Hilton overpower Gates Chili
• Knighthawks take on rival Bandits in home opener
• Amerks coach Rolston becoming fan of the Gong Show
• James Johnson: Spencerport wrestlers stand test of time
• Happening today
• Planned transit center gets $800,000 grant
• Two unrelated homicides remain a mystery in 2012
• Southwest to begin flights to Rochester
• Arms dealer Gary Hyde facing March trial
• Our basketball teams recorded wins last night vs. Penn State-Behrend. Who's head...
• January 25, 2012
• Crews battle 2 fires in Gates; 1 man dies
• AirTran to stay at airport, convert to Southwest
• Wayne County man facing child porn-related charges
• School notes west: Hilton, Greece, Gates, Chili and Rochester
• $800K grant to help build transit center at University of Rochester's College Town
• Abby Wambach named U.S. soccer's female athlete of year
• Homes sales rise 5 percent in fourth quarter
• Kodak stock trades over the counter; court grants OKs
• First Niagara inks deals to sell 27 branches to Five Star, Community
• Hillside affiliate receives $3M from foundation
• Southwest Airlines to fly out of Rochester
• Doorley: Restructuring of DA's office complete
• ESDC awards $1M to Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics
• DSS executive to speak at state Senate hearing
• Pictometry completes program for Alabama Power
• Mathcounts Club
• Kevin Minemier sentenced to 20 years in stabbing at Wegmans
• Schumer wants Corning Inc. to think local
• Movie review: Tuskegee Airmen saga 'Red Tails' is blatantly old-fashioned
• Tractor-trailer, pickup collide in Genesee County
• Arms dealer's trial set for March
• Major crimes in city at 25-year low in 2011
• First Niagara Bank agrees to sell 27 N.Y. branches
• Green conducts Niagara past Canisius, 75-56
• 10 things to do in the Rochester area this weekend
• Visual & Performing Arts
• TGIF! You survived your first week of classes, students ... keep up the good work!
• Geneva driver falls asleep, crashes, is injured
• Siblings Weekend is February 10-12! Check out the brochure and register before J...
• Rochester home market improving
• January 24, 2012 - Education Meeting Agenda
• Palmyra woman charged with DWI after crash
• Several departments called to scene of Penfield fire
• 5th Grade Roller Skating
• Greece gets its share in John Nicolo case
• Genesee given the OK to demolish old brewhouse
• Golisano Children's Hospital receives million-dollar gifts
• Rochester region accounts for half of all upstate job growth
• ATHENA award presented to UR's Dr. Judith Baumhauer
• Daily business continues under Chapter 11
• Traditional print still reigns over e-books, audiobooks
• Wegmans ranks No. 4 on list of best places to work
• Uncertain future for Kodak in days ahead
• In Greece, a cautious optimism prevails
• Giants coach Coughlin has chance to join giants of coaching
• Sabres' road slide hits 11
• Amerks lose to Oklahoma City
• Patents may play key role in survival strategy
• Monroe CC defeats Jamestown CC
• Broyld returns to football team at Syracuse
• Fairport boys swimmers follow their leaders to success
• Offer on Kodak buildings would get close look
• Passwords
• Kodak seeks to emerge from bankruptcy in 13 months
• MRB Group selects a new president
• URMC's Baumhauer receives Athena Award
• Wegmans ranks No. 4 on Fortune's best places to work list
• Bank of America swings to profit
• Officials react to Kodak's bankruptcy
• Rochester region again scores top job growth in N.Y.
• Couples kick off URMC campaign with pledges
• Readers weigh in on Kodak's bankruptcy
• Wanna do something about Climate Change in Rochester, NY? (Hint: bike.)
• Pic submitted by Nicole from yesterday's tie-dye extravaganza!
• RCSD Files for Bankruptcy
• And an article from the Springville Journal featuring current student Robin Frey...
• Great to see this article on the Legal Academy (hosted at Medaille College) in t...
• Eastman Kodak files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• 5th Grade Roller Skating
• Eastman School Morning Chamber Music on January 21, 2012 Cancelled
• URMC Names Yuhchyau Chen, M.D., Ph.D.Chair of Department of Radiation Oncology
• Eaton Takes Lead as Chair of Anesthesiology at URMC
• Children’s Hospital Board Chair Commits $1M toward Campaign
• Children’s Hospital Supporter J. Michael Smith Gives $1.3 Million
• Judith F. Baumhauer Named 2012 Athena Award Winner
• Article by Rochester Team is the Most Viewed in Biotech Journal
• Sex offender pleads guilty to failing to register
• 3 local fire districts to consolidate
• Kodak files patent lawsuit against Samsung
• Genesee Brewing Co.'s plan clears major hurdle
• Was Liberty Pole Fight Played Up By Local Media?
• Unity Health System plan may threaten Lakeside, official says
• K-9 patrol vehicle involved in crash
• Phish concert, flooding boost sales-tax revenue in N.Y. counties
• Willa Powell named to state school board group's board
• Continuing Development Services has new name, focus
• RF Communications gets $10.7M radio orders from Brazil
• Arista Power secures development contract from Army
• M&T Bank profit falls; analysts lower estimates
• Premiere Credit to employ 50 at new call center in Batavia
• Rochester-area Marine found dead in California barracks
• Environmental Science
• January 11 Board of Education Broadcast
• Freud, Murder and Fame - Dr. Riniolo's latest book is available on Amazon Kindle...
• Artist Harriet 'Bing' Thayer dies
• Coworking Rochester offers free office space through Sunday
• Rochester woman pleads not guilty to pulling gun on neighbor
• Rochester woman pleads not guilty to throwing Molotov cocktails, sparking fire
• Fire displaces 11 as winds hamper firefighters
• Maggie Brooks' husband poised to return to Water Authority
• RIT students to present China findings at Jan. 24 event
• State budget slates $3 million for Buffalo Bills
• Registration Materials
• Unity Health’s move into Sweden means unnecessary duplication of services
• Join us for the Opening Reception for Enlightened Earth at the Arts Center Galle...
• Nazareth lost a pair of old pine trees during last night's wind storm. A third...
• Cincinnati ad agency, Eric Mower + Associates merge
• The last day to add/drop undergrad classes w/o a "W" is Friday (Jan 20)! New stu...
• WITR RIT Tigers Men’s Hockey Postgame Rewind (originally aired Jan. 15, 2012) is...
• Judge issues order of protection in Parrinello case
• Pittsford man gets 5-year sentence for child pornography
• Honeoye man charged with rape
• Steuben murder defendant accused of injuring jail deputy
• Wikipedia and other top-tier web sites are offline to raise awareness about prop...
• High winds lash Rochester region
• FRES Chamber Orchestra & 4th Grade Chorus Concert
• Sen. Charles Schumer calls on CSX to sign rail deal
• Caroline Dalton leads Fairport girls basketball past Webster Thomas
• Rochester Amerks' Shaone Morrisonn suspended
• Jeanette Atkinson dons pinstripes of her Yankees heroes
• Rochester facing $40.2 million shortfall
• Strong hospital cafeteria to shed '70s vibe with $6M makeover
• Results of tests in Le Roy released after outcry over teens' illness
• Rochester-area teens all business while creating game
• Attorney general proposes prescription drug-tracking system
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo looks to aid economy, local governments in budget plan
• What they said about the proposed state budget
• Greece mall to add 5 dining spots
• Bill Evans Dance Company Presents Dancing In The Vernal Equinox
• Three things to do today ...
• Disney on Ice stars McQuaid Jesuit grad
• Three things to do tomorrow ...
• High winds knock out power to thousands
• Thunderstorm warning issued; winds up to 70 mph
• Eric Mower firm expands to Cincinnati
• BRIGHTON NEIGHBORS UNITED
• Property Tax Cap Workshop
• Cuomo unveils $131.9 billion budget
• Trying to communicate Climate Change over the din of Super denials
• Keuka, St. John Fisher link on MBAs
• Family First merges with Henrietta FCU
• COMIDA OKs tax breaks for Xerox, Windstream sites
• Fed report shows N.Y. manufacturing expanding
• Area hospitals garner honors for performance
• Darien Lake makes management moves
• O'Brien & Gere acquires ownership of S.C. architecture firm
• Courtyard, at least 4 restaurants to replace Bon-Ton at Greece Ridge
• Results of tests at Le Roy High released after outcry over teens' illness
• Honeoye man charged with rape
• Budget would cut state spending, boost aid to schools
• Schumer: Hickey Freeman signs contract with Costco
• Police respond to stabbing on Raeburn Avenue
• 2nd man charged in robbery on Costar Street
• Man shot in NE Rochester
• Budget calls for millions to keep Buffalo Bills in western N.Y.
• COMIDA approves tax breaks to ease Xerox, Windstream projects
• Despite headwinds, M&T's earnings per share rose 12% in 2011
• WXXI radio tower damaged
• Cuomo recommends ultimatum over teacher evaluations
• Rochester man accused of stealing friend's poker winnings at gunpoint
• Car overturns into pond; Arcade woman dies
• Bath firefighters rescue driver off edge of steep embankment
• Corning's diesel-engine pollution control products take off
• Finish high-speed rail plan for upstate N.Y., Schumer urges
• Le Roy teens talk on 'Today' show about Tourette's-like symptoms
• Welcome back to the spring semester! What are you looking forward to most this w...
• Little Caesars on Monroe Avenue is robbed
• Man robbed, assaulted on Pulaski Street
• Math Team Meeting for NEW Students
• Batavia V.A. center for women with PTSD to be improved
• Andrew Cuomo: No hydrofracking funds in budget proposal
• Martin Luther King Jr. events
• Pageant a dream event for our Miss New York
• Three men face weapons charges in separate incidents
• Residents pay tribute to MLK
• Tool Thrift Shop thriving in Fairport
• Andrew Cuomo's budget likely to rile some
• Vietnamese New Year events usher in wishes for success, prosperity and health
• SU improves to 20-0 with win over Pitt
• Jenn Suhr to make jump to TV commercials
• Donnan helps pace McQuaid to win at Bristol Mountain
• Woman accused of driving into 2 houses
• I'm sorry, corporations are not people too
• Guild Tour To Syracuse Opera's Madama Butterfly
• Police ID man shot in robbery
• Syracuse U. down to 5 NBA players
• Majority of New Yorkers see state on the right track
• RIT journal focuses on environmental sustainability
• Conference at MCC focuses on entrepreneurship
• Maryland firm opens office in Victor
• Livingston County man charged with DWI after hitting cyclist
• Tool Thrift Shop thriving in Fairport
• Pole vaulter Jenn Suhr will shoot commercial for Omega Watches
• Syracuse again tops 'USA Today'/ESPN men's basketball poll
• Test of algae pump deemed success
• Rochester police charge three men with illegal gun possession
• Rich Miller case proves photo ID won’t prevent voter fraud
• Rich Miller case proves photo ID won’t prevent voter fraud
• Rochester Didn't Kill Kodak But It Did Kill The RCSD
• Broadstone acquires 7 properties
• FYI: The bookstore will have extended hours for the next two weeks. Monday - Thu...
• Medina man ID'd as man shot in robbery Friday in NE Rochester
• Welcome back, students! Have a great first week of classes!
• Poll: Support of Cuomo continues to climb
• Wheatland driver hits 2 houses, tree in Scottsville
• Bernie Fine accuser admits lying
• Today, Monday, 1/16, the Nazareth College community celebrates the life and lege...
• 3-vehicle crash in Geneseo injures 4 people
• Corning college offers energy process technology program
• Jeff Lennox leads push to increase tourism in Rochester
• 'RBJ' publisher Susan Holliday chairs Rochester Business Alliance board
• Xerox names top IT official
• F. Oliver's Oils and Vinegars owner to speak at FLCC entrepreneurship seminar
• Mayor to address Monroe County Bar forum
• Closings to observe MLK Day
• Luminaries Evening on 19th Ward is today
• Burst water pipe displaces 20 at high rise
• Students abroad told to be cautious
• Some area college students pass on winter break to study abroad
• Two congregations trade visits in search of unity
• Brief reprieve, but more snow on way
• Frogs can remind us to wash up, move on
• Mercy defeats Pittsford Sutherland
• Lakeside urges opposition to Unity clinic plan
• Happening today: Used books for sale in Greece
• Burst water pipe displaces 20 at high rise
• Perfect Wedding is a lightweight but clever romantic comedy
• Temple B'rith Kodesh Rabbi Laurence Kotok calls for unity
• Bernie Fine accuser admits to lying
• RENewsletter | January 15, 2012
• Pittsford's Kaitlin Monte finished third in Miss America Pageant
• Suspicious fire damages house on Rochester's Lyceum Street
• Bringing Oz to a new generation
• Mark Hare: Commit now to educating all of our kids
• Pianist Madeline Loui, 12, plays at Carnegie Hall for a third time
• Asperger's syndrome has Keshequa's Nick Faulds playing with a purpose
• Greece seeks public input on school consolidation
• Marcus Foligno scores twice as Rochester Amerks defeat Hamilton
• DiBella's to expand its chain of submarine shops from New England to Indiana
• Fairport's Josh Lackey wins long-awaited Clayton Barnard wrestling title
• Safety a concern as MCC considers downtown site
• Volunteers honor Martin Luther King
• Gambling, especially at racetracks, rising in New York
• Wheelchair basketball game an eye-opener for students
• Two men killed in Ontario County crash
• Snowmobilers rescued in Sweden
• A Life Lived: Charles A. Arnold, 1922-2011
• Kodak retirees fear for benefits
• Layoff, then hiring freeze led to business launch
• Group helps keep local women connected
• Syracuse uses press to rout Providence
• Snowmobilers rescued from water near Brockport
• Woman injured in I-490 crash
• DEC asks public to report sick deer
• Rochesterians volunteer in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Robert Hughner, Christopher Hughs killed in Bloomfield accident
• Wilmorite Inc. plans to raze Bon Ton in Greece
• Social skills polished at Mix It Ups
• Greece ordered to grant permit to Bryant & Stratton
• Group plans to protest 'Dog Whisperer' Cesar Millan
• Area suffers through its first substantial snowfall
• Amerks defeated in overtime
• Sabres defeat Maple Leafs
• Educators across New York considering regional schools
• Syracuse University eyes 19th consecutive win
• Nazareth cruises to win over Alfred
• Moss scores in RIT tie against Plattsburgh
• Freeman lifts Bishop Kearney over McQuaid
• Knighthawks eager for shot at NLL title
• Fairport takes aim at Pittsford's win streak
• DiVeronica: On the wish list: college football playoffs, let Jim Boeheim coach
• Western New York Flash draft five
• RazorSharks forging identity
• Martin Luther King Jr. events
• Martin Luther King's friend can teach brawlers what a fight really is
• Kodak files patent lawsuit against Fujifilm
• Buffalo Bills hire David Lee as quarterbacks coach
• What if Rochester lost Kodak?
• JP Morgan posts 23 percent drop in Q4 net income
• Kodak stock drops on bankruptcy talks report
• RBA announces new board leadership
• Unshackle Upstate lists policy reforms for 2012
• Land bank program provides tools for communities
• Inmate admits to possessing cellphone allegedly used to aid escapees
• Greece ordered to grant permit to Bryant & Stratton
• A message from Nazareth College Registrar Andrew Morris to all current students:...
• Schumer seeks Pentagon work for STC Center in Canandaigua
• Bankruptcy fears again hit Kodak's stock
• Early Action applicants: Admission portfolios will be mailed out soon! Here is J...
• Calling anyone interested in Speech Language Pathology--Nazareth is hosting its...
• Vaccines, infections ruled out as causes of Tourette's-like cases in Le Roy
• Brighton Schools activities CANCELLED
• Eat, meet, play and do at the Sully: our pre-...
• The EPA could have been a contender on Fracking
• Nazareth hosts a pair of Empire 8 basketball doubleheaders this weekend with Alf...
• House fire in Penfield takes an hour to control
• Twins' top prospects still a ways off
• Wintry conditions arrive this morning
• Liberty Pole Combatants Need Alternative
• Friday 1/13/12 Council Rock and French Rd Buses Running Late
• Rochester man sentenced to 7 years for home invasion assault
• Drug dealer Ormond "Rallo" Larkin gets 10 years in prison
• Ontario County Jail inmate, mother charged
• Mt. Read Boulevard home heavily damaged in fire
• 3 injured in fiery crash on Route 104
• Cuomo, Duffy get thumbs-up for first-year job performance
• Rochester Scientist Leads National Fight against Lead
• Route 104 WB closed at N. Clinton Ave.
• Stetson Club presents an award to Chief Daniel Varrenti
• Mt. Read Boulevard home damaged in fire
• Settlement divides up millions of dollars siezed from swindler John Nicolo
• Monroe County car sales jump 12.6 percent in 2011
• Carestream awarded 47 patents in 2011
• Firms offer planning events for Kodak employees, retirees
• Pedestrian struck, killed on I-86 near Corning
• Key Bank to acquire 37 HSBC branches in western New York
• Charges dropped against Occupy Rochester protesters
• Rochester man sentenced to 7 years for home invasion assault
• 200 join in fight at Liberty Pole
• Nazareth College men's volleyball team begins season at No. 1
• Bop Shop is settled in at new Brighton location
• John Parrinello turns himself in after dispute with client
• Deadline nears for Monroe County high school literary contest
• Red Cross offers high school leadership program
• Barker Road school to perform 'Thoroughly Modern Millie'
• School Without Walls concert to benefit scholarships
• R-H grad Dane Miller may help lead Rutgers to NCAA Tournament
• Nicholson and Bona stop UD, 81-73
• Marriage and Family Therapy is a relatively new license in NYS - have you consid...
• Geneva woman accused of stabbing husband with wine glass, knife
• Rochester man charged with shooting 2 men in July
• KeyBank to acquire some HSBC branches in Rochester, Buffalo
• EPA weighs in on N.Y. fracking rules
• Livingston man crashes, is charged with DWI, texting while driving
• Steve MacMartin of our online homeland security program on Winging It TV yesterd...
• Officials talk to Le Roy parents, students about Tourette's-like cases
• Document Security focuses on IP
• MSG ratings for Sabres games fall 66%
• Brighton Securities adds session today for Kodak retirees
• Old Links Page
• Amerks' defenseman pulling for injured friend
• Person missing, presumed drowned in Genesee River downtown
• Toxic vapors at old landfill may cost Rochester $1 million to fix
• Fracking comment period concludes
• Nazareth student will serve jail weekends for fatal car crash
• Aquinas' Billy Lombardi named all-state co-Player of Year
• Aquinas basketball roars back to beat Bishop Kearney
• Martin Luther King Jr. events
• Irondequoit looks for solution to cramped libraries
• Students resolve to read more in 2012
• Nazareth's Sudore is first-team All-American for soccer, academics
• Rhinos release schedule
• In the spotlight: Jason Corletta
• Andrew Nicholson's big night lifts St. Bonaventure over Dayton
• MCC faces squeeze on downtown campus decision
• Syracuse climbs to 18-0 for second straight season
• Syracuse climbs to 18-0 for second straight season
• Dan Kuhn to appear in court again February 2nd
• Wegmans LPGA Championship set for June 7-10
• Postponed - BHS Pizza & Jazz Night at FRES
• Panel discussion to explore health care reform
• Trade magazine honors Klein Steel plant
• Report shows spike in area drug abuse
• Document Security Systems employs intellectual property firm
• Philadelphia Fed Plosser returns to UR for economic talk
• 4 treated in fire started by pig at Farm Sanctuary
• New Day and Time for FASC meetings
• Empire State Winter Games expand
• Timothy Donaher reappointed Monroe County public defender
• Trio accused of several robberies indicted today
• Fed official Charles Plosser foresees U.S. joblessness falling this year
• Sunday dinners still weekly ritual for this Webster family
• Aquinas junior Billy Lombardi is state's Co-Player of Year in Class A football
• Jane's Addiction coming to Rochester Feb. 29
• Teen sought in 2 Geneva robberies, assaults
• Fixing vapor problems at Emerson Street landfill may cost Rochester $1M
• Updated: Real estate database
• Rochester will likely stick with Rural/Metro
• Brighton Securities adds Thursday session for Kodak retirees
• Vuzix Corp. introduces high-definition glasses at Consumer Electronics Show
• Check out Nazareth's redesigned homepage-just launched this morning!
• Woman sentenced in crash that killed friend
• One good thing about the NYS DEC Fracking process
• Klein Steel Service makes protective plating for military, private security
• Did you see Naz on 10NBC? take a quick look!
• WITR RIT Tigers Men’s Hockey Postgame Rewind (originally aired Jan. 7, 2012) is...
• Fire in Rochester declared arson
• State DOT site offers more help to bicyclists
• Legislators to again seek expansion of DNA databank for criminals
• Greece man dies after crash on Route 104
• Rochester man pleads guilty to federal drug charges
• Crash in Genesee County sends 1 to hospital
• Last day for fracking comments today
• MSG ratings for Sabres games fall 66%
• Wellsville man told to pay $5,000-plus in Facebook ownership lawsuit
• Each January, we see a lot of students who are transferring from another school...
• Danielle McNabb lifts 12-0 UR women's basketball past Fisher
• California trio helps power RIT women's hockey
• Joe Gray's 44-point effort a big boost for Jefferson boys hoops
• Flu season, much like the Rochester weather, has been mild so far
• Greece schools chief: Close 3 buildings
• McQuaid hockey knocks Pittsford from unbeatens
• Recyclebank Presentation
• Discussion on voter registration set
• Evolving URMC Studies Uphold Precision Radiation to Control Cancer
• 'Extreme Couponing' challenges Livingston County woman
• Three things to do tomorrow
• At least Winterfest is on time in Mendon
• Three things to do today
• Deane-Williams shares recommendations for Greece schools consolidations, closings
• Kodak files new legal actions against Apple, HTC over digital patents
• University of Rochester crosses 20,000-employee mark
• Kearney star Obokoh likely out with injured foot
• Schumer calls on U.S. to use domestic steel for military
• Vuzix unveils Smart Glasses technology
• Work begins on Mini of Rochester dealership
• GOP seeks to add another seat to state Senate
• Humane Society sues Riga woman for cost of caring for 150 animals
• Rochester consumers rank No. 1 in confidence
• 2 Warsaw High wrestlers arraigned on hazing charges
• Rochester called "one of 10 cities poised for greatness" in 2012
• emPower New York Energy Efficiency Program
• Kodak creates new business structure; shares rise
• Rochester Knighthawks show off new uniforms
• Ex-Amerk Rory Fitzpatrick to run MCC's Sports Centre
• Nazareth's Dr. Timothy Kneeland sits down with 13WHAM's Evan Dawson this morning...
• Kodak slims down, restructuring three business segments into two; stock rises
• Hydrofracking groups gather in Albany
• USDA proposes closing Yates County office, 3 others in N.Y.
• Brockport Police Department Annual Awards
• Ex-police officer pleads guilty to weapons charges in Yates County
• Do you volunteer for a worthy WNY nonprofit org? Consider nominating them for a...
• Hilton man admits bilking TDS Telecom out of almost $2.5 million
• Larkin was very good and very lucky
• Proud to be a top Military Friendly College!
• Man shot on Bay Street
• Corning launches Gorilla Glass 2
• Panel recommends dissolving village of Painted Post
• SUNY chancellor says campuses must work together
• Overnight fire in Rochester declared arson
• Schumer urges military to use only made-in-U.S. steel
• 2 taken to hospital after Ogden fire
• Rochester man arrested on charges of deserting Army
• Rochester pastor faces charges in South Carolina
• Rose Ayala lifts East past HF-L
• Food price uncertainty remains
• End of Occupy agreement to pass quietly
• City, church hatch plans to drive crows from park
• Nix expects Bills to take 'big step'
• 'Cash mob' could be boon for a local store
• Unbeaten Syracuse still No. 1
• Kirk returning to Rhinos
• Get Ugly for a Good Cause
• Asian-Americans Getting Better Heart Attack Care
• Three things to do today
• Michelle Obama on set with 'iCarly'
• Three things to do tomorrow
• Sarah Weeks author visit 3/8/2012
• K-5 Stress Management with Pamela Rodgers
• Stress Management with Pamela Rodgers
• Lewis Tree Service to expand with Atlanta software firm acquisition
• Paychex acquires Icon Time Systems
• Saunders College recognized for MBA program
• Report predicts stable Rochester real estate market in '12
• VirtualScopics at risk of delisting again
• Xerox appoints new chief information officer
• Intolerable acts of denial, the 2012 Presidential race and Climate Change
• Homework: A Parent's Survival Guide for Parents of Children in Grades K - 5
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• Drug & Alcohol Use Among Teens - Informative Sessions for Parents of Children in Grades 6-12
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• Giants could upset dream matchup with Packers
• Fire guts house on Child Street, damages nearby homes
• Byron man charged with DWI after rollover in Bergen
• State Healthcare Association announces board changes
• Livingston chamber program is for aspiring entrepreneurs
• Community Bank System extends contract with CEO
• Kodak to stop sponsorship of PGA Tour's Kodak Challenge
• Home Properties building 379-unit complex in Maryland
• Things to do
• Mentors sought for ex-offenders
• Diabetes prevention helped by grant
• NTID programs help deaf community thrive
• Amerks' rally falls short
• Greece schools chief to suggest closings, consolidations
• Sorge, Delgatti help Mercy rally for win
• Gravel key in Keuka women's victory
• NTID leader is passionate for education
• Hydrofracking comments span state and flood DEC
• 'Big Shot' project will take a trip to Seabreeze
• Mercy Flight will get night-vision goggles
• Dan Kuhn’s court appearance is 5:00 PM on Monday
• Schumer warns FDA on danger of newest painkillers
• Mercy Flight will get night-vision goggles
• Graduating 'Sophomore' to the big screen
• RENewsletter | January 8, 2012
• Home and Careers
• Languages Other Than English
• No MSG/TWC Deal: Buffalo Sabres plan viewing party
• Some not sure Lt. Gov. Robert Duffy has helped us at all
• Buffalo Bills didn't make the grade in 2011
• Life's a juggling act for young Rochester teacher
• Sabres' struggles continue with overtime loss
• No. 1 Syracuse holds off Marquette
• Velasco sparks winning rally for St. John Fisher College
• McCrea helps Buffalo rally to beat Kent St.
• Fairport skates past Victor
• Hilton defeats Irondequoit
• Rochester Amerks defeat Binghamton
• Outdoors notebook: Onward with Winterfest, despite no snow
• Triathlons are much more than a race
• Bills should use Jackson, Spiller more
• Rochester Lancers lose to Baltimore for 3rd time
• Threat of being tossed off New York Stock Exchange is latest stigma for Kodak
• Stories show the power of social networks networking
• Millennials are investing skills, time for success
• Comings & Goings: Tess&Carlos come to Pittsford
• Rochester will be OK even though Kodak isn't
• “Couch Potato Pill” Might Stop Heat Stroke Too
• Gates man accused of stealing $75,000 in collectible sports cards
• Syracuse beats No. 20 Marquette to stay perfect
• Rochester pastor accused in South Carolina robbery
• City schools start competing for students
• Man, 26, accused of sexually assaulting girl, 14
• Six arrested in alleged crack ring
• Woman, 77, seriously injured when her car rolls over her
• Fines proposed for Gray Metal
• Amerks lose in 8-round shootout
• No. 1 Syracuse has revenge in mind for No. 20 Marquette
• Bills must restore culture of winning
• RazorSharks defeat Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
• Wilson's clutch 3-pointer pushes Nazareth to win
• Tullio's two late free throws boost Brighton to win
• East flexes its scoring muscle in rout of Franklin
• Penfield defeats Rush-Henrietta
• Jerry Ludwig: Soft cedar floor may splinter if routed
• Anne Peterson: Tenant ignored court summons and now has to pay the penalty
• STAR tax exemption deadlines approaching
• Local snapshot: Brad McAreavy
• Rate on 30-year mortgage down to record 3.91 percent
• Be specific when buying homeowner's insurance
• Home and Real Estate Calendar
• Teddy Geiger's music has grown, matured
• Argument leads to stabbing
• Happening today
• Dan Kuhn dragged into court for code violations
• Rochester man pleads guilty to drug conspiracy charges
• Rochester woman sentenced in credit card scam
• Wyoming County man accused of sex crime
• Man pleads guilty to making bomb threat
• OSHA cites metal manufacturer for violations
• Training facility to begin classes Tuesday
• Cuomo to commit $100 million for I-390 interchange
• AT&T improves mobile broadband coverage in Wayne County
• UR receives two major gifts totaling $4.5 million
• Shareholder who threatened Kodak CEO free on bond
• Nazareth alum Jeff Van Gundy and his brother Stan will be featured on HBO's Real...
• Argument results in stabbing of 1 man, pepper-spraying of other's dog
• Kodak extends PGA sponsorship, drops Kodak Challenge
• January 10, 2012 - Business Meeting Agenda
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• From Brighton to stardom, via YouTube
• Live blog replay: Buffalo Bills season wrap-up
• Cuomo to announce $100M for new I-390 interchange in Rochester
• Business First of Buffalo has a great profile of women's basketball head coach P...
• No ferry service yet for Rochester
• Parents: You Can Combine Classroom Calendars into One
• Property Tax Cap Workshop
• Victor man accused of draining mother's bank account
• Geneva teen charged with sexually abusing child
• Police chief vows action after spate of violence
• Bowl win caps stellar West Virginia turnaround
• 3 men shot within 30 minutes; 1 dies
• 3 area men rescued from ledge in Yates County
• Gananda Math Honor Society inducts students
• Learn to advocate for special education students
• Video: Teddy Geiger performs at the House of Guitars
• High school literary contest's deadline nears
• 'Do the Right Thing' nominations sought
• Frederick Douglass speech competition winners range from kindergarten to seniors
• 2 Irondequoit High classes plan reunions
• After School Program in the Park has spots available
• Area schools, nursery schools to hold open houses
• Police investigate stabbing on Joseph Avenue
• J&J near deal on Risperdal investigation
• 2011 Fall All-Greater Rochester teams
• Plurality says economy and jobs most important election issue
• Schroeder standout Anthony Rozzano was nearly letter-perfect
• Service will honor MLK Jr.
• St. Louis School in Pittsford to host open house Jan. 10
• School Choice Expo to be held Saturday
• Set Your Fitness and Fundraising Goals with Cycle for Hope
• We have met the enemy and they are us
• City police investigate three shootings
• Bill Cala And Don Bartalo Are Both Deserving NYS Board Of Regents Candidates
• Man recently released from prison arrested in recent home invasions
• John Parrinello being investigated for attacking a client
• William Taylor retakes county attorney post
• Moody's downgrades all its Kodak ratings
• FLTG completes fiber-optic extension to Elmira, Horseheads
• Carestream appoints CFO, vice president
• Continuing Education Instructor Application
• Slain man ID'd as children's mentor; police increase patrols after rash of shootings
• Together Including Every Student (TIES)
• State Republican convention to be held in Rochester
• Steuben inmate accused of trying to contact victim
• Kodak's debt rating lowered by Moody's on bankruptcy concerns
• Construction worker injured at Wilmot Cancer Center
• Man stabbed on Bauer Street, assailants take coat
• Rochester man shot 3 times on Lyell Avenue
• Constellation's profits fall as beer, wine, spirits sales drop in North America
• Bonnies fight off pesky Colonials, 66-56
• Farash scholarships to help students become first in families to attend college
• Sales, profits fall as Constellation Brands misses expectations
• Green stays on to help restructure D.A.'s Office
• Wegmans again to freeze prices on some products
• Mark your calendars for Monday, January 16 as the Nazareth College community cel...
• Tractor-trailer rolls over on I-390 ramp to Thruway
• 3 injured in 2-vehicle crash in NW Rochester
• Fire on Augustine Street displaces 9 people
• Nathan Novak to be sentenced today in Russian roulette slaying
• Senecas say statewide casinos OK, but can't encroach on their rights
• Would-be iPad buyer is robbed; teen arrested
• Train derails at Steuben County plant
• City man found shot to death on Epworth Street
• 92-year-old accused of sexual contact with girl, 10
• John Nugent identified as man who died in Victor crash
• Irondequoit man accused of shooting family puppy to death
• Amerks' Corey Tropp eager to return to ice
• Syracuse pulls away to stay perfect
• Survey: Feelings about economy improve
• Happening today
• Eugene DeBerger accused of selling pirated DVDs
• Ontario County agencies get funds for radios
• What would a Kodak bankruptcy mean?
• Susan McDaniel receives national recognition
• Beechwood fire likely arson, officials say
• Kodak shares fall 28% on report
• Salvation Army's Red Kettle campaign sizzles
• Group marks century of celebrating currency
• Auto sales expected to speed up in 2012
• Andrew Cuomo signs legislation on open meetings
• Dylan Swetman's 21 points lead HF-L to victory over C-C
• The Wizard of Oz Exhibit Opening at the National Museum of Play
• URMC Smoking Cessation Expert Offers Tips for Smokers Trying to Quit
• 4th grade research project
• Cuomo promises $1B package for Buffalo, none so far for Rochester
• Man found shot to death on Epworth Street in city
• Cuomo lays out his agenda for 2012, from casinos to bridge repair
• Man accused of robbing would-be iPad purchaser
• URMC professor Susan McDaniel gets national award
• Wegmans will continue running Baldwin ads
• Salvation Army surpasses Red Kettle Campaign goal
• WSJ reports Kodak preparing for bankruptcy
• Bills switch dial; ink deal with Entercom to broadcast games
• Upstate consumer confidence rallies in December
• Xerox acquires Canadian print services provider
• Irondequoit man accused of shooting family dog to death
• Lunch & Learn
• 13 football players from Livingston league named to All-State first team
• Live blog replay: Cuomo delivers the State of the State address
• Search begins for new Airport aviation director
• Camps & Clinics
• Kodak shares plunge further on report of possible bankruptcy filing
• Bills Will Continue To Be A 6-10 Team With Fitzpatrick At Quarterback
• Red Kettle overflows, surpasses $560,000 goal
• Wegmans reverses course, resumes Alec Baldwin commercials
• New Yorkers' consumer confidence improves, Siena College survey shows
• NYS Fracking decision looms; it’s getting intense
• NYS Fracking decision looms; it’s getting intense
• Free mammograms offered to uninsured women
• Resident students: the res halls open back up at 9 a.m. on Monday, January 16.
• WITR RIT Tigers Men’s Hockey Postgame Rewind (originally aired Dec. 30, 2011) is...
• Fire destroys Beechwood home
• Tops, WROC raise nearly $50,000 for Foodlink
• Open house offered for flame artists
• Greece Chamber to hold networking breakfast
• Rochester man accused of selling 7,000-plus illegal DVDs
• Networking event on 1/17 for alumni and current students - register today!
• Have you registered for next week's Coming Home from War discussion? Topic: The...
• Buffalo Sabres edge Edmonton
• Weather conditions are right to harvest frozen grapes for ice wine
• Six area companies honored
• Victor holds off Brockport
• Chan Gailey a believer in Ryan Fitzpatrick
• UR's Nate Novosel hits milestone in win
• Eric Nestler's goal sparks R-H
• Steelers should be playing at home
• Evans, Cruz retain spots as leaders of school board
• City Council leaders sworn in
• Conwell Named to National Health Care Innovations Program
• Three things to do today ...
• Three things to do tomorrow ...
• MuCCC stages Arthur Miller's 'Incident at Vichy'
• Hot bowl of soup to benefit Healthy Sisters
• Firefighters battle blaze on Beechwood; large police presence at scene
• TOPS, WROC raise nearly $50,000 for Foodlink
• Kodak gets delisting warning notice from New York Stock Exchange
• State suspends U.S. grants for Rochester, 9 other school districts
• Wegmans pulls Alec Baldwin ads
• Cuomo's speech to focus on economy, infrastructure, casino gambling
• Eastridge students to attend Cuomo's State of the State address
• NYSE warns Kodak about its below-$1 stock price
• Six area firms honored as Best Companies to Work for
• Average assessment flat for commercial properties
• Arista Power orders jump in '11, but miss target
• SUNY Geneseo earns grant to study extinctions
• Geneva man suspected in numerous burglaries in 3 counties
• Farmington woman accused of threatening to harm family member
• Susan Walsh, airport director, resigns in wake of DWI charge
• Rochester man accused of robbing store 2 times in 1 day
• Nazareth's Dr. Timothy Kneeland shared his political expertise with the public t...
• 92-year-old Geneva man charged with sexual abuse
• Local economic panel is cautiously optimistic about this year's outlook
• WHAM radio quits airing Buffalo Bills games
• Magazine ranks SUNY Geneseo among best value for college students
• You may have seen our newest TV ad in Buffalo in the past week - see our student...
• Welcome to all our fans in 2012! I hope your holiday season was peaceful and ful...
• Monroe County to help promote safe ways for babies to sleep
• Henrietta principal charged with DWI
• Program of Studies 2012-2013
• Judge agrees with SEC: Would-be acquirer of Eastman Kodak is a fraud
• Advocates, lawmakers look to Cuomo's speech for infrastructure details
• Chris Matthews, Kenny Bryant ID'd as men wounded early Sunday
• Welcome back Nazareth staff! Hope you had a safe and happy holiday.
• Abby Wambach, 3 WNY Flash players called to Olympic training camp
• More snow expected, but it's no snow-mageddon
• Buffalo Bills Replay: Is team better than it was a year ago?
• Pole vaulter Jenn Suhr ranked No. 1 in world
• Rev. William Bradley shares God's spirit
• Happening today: Teen Game Day in Penfield
• Smart-growth trend shifting focus away from sprawl
• Bills name Wannstedt defensive coordinator
• Bills mull over future of receiver Johnson
• Hamlin house heavily damaged by fire
• Bonney scores 19 in Hobart's win
• Music program blends song and sign language
• Gates Recreation and Parks department opens new office
• County makes plans for bigger landfill
• McDaniel Wins Award for Inspiring Student to Create Community Program
• URMC Ortho Chair Addresses Bisphosphonates for Osteoporosis
• Three things to do tomorrow ...
• Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad plays Friday
• Theater: Geva auditioning child actors for 'A Raisin in the Sun'
• Three things to do today ...
• Several departments battle Morton fire
• Jenn Suhr grabs No. 1 spot in women's pole vault rankings
• Firefighter cut while battling Pittsford kitchen fire
• Bills fire defensive coordinator
• Sabres fans disappointed with Time Warner, MSG
• Ryan Fitzpatrick: Bring Stevie Johnson back
• 2 teens shot on Genesee Street
• One displaced in St. Paul Street fire
• Lake effect snow warning issued for much of the area
• High-flying Saints enter playoffs on quite a roll
• Things to do
• Some local stocks excelled in 2011
• Reese Aurelia Zimny rushes to be first area birth of 2012
• Bills blow 21-point lead in loss to Patriots
• Bene-Care finds success as health benefits advocate
• Syracuse routs Depaul to reach 15-0
• Heroes I'd like to meet in heaven
• Silvia Sörensen is a woman to watch
• Glow-in-the-dark puppet show
• A good year for local inventors
• Buffalo Bills: Report Card
• Disease was a significant risk to Civil War soldiers
• Lifespan seeks volunteers for senior study
• Offices closed for holiday
• Happening today
• Painter sues Kodak over burns to his feet at Eastman Business Park
• Joseph leads Syracuse to rout of DePaul
• Bills squander lead, get routed by Patriots
• Reese Aurelia Zimny is the first baby of 2012
• Municipal offices closed Monday for holiday
• New York's electronics recycling law takes effect today
• United we stood, divide we fell
• City police officer suffers minor injury in foot chase
• Looking to our future
• Gallery: RazorSharks win season opener
• RENewsletter | January 1, 2012
• High winds, snow and bitter cold arrive later today
• Ryan Callahan, Brian Gionta make us proud
• St. John Fisher women rally from 20 points down
• Happening today: Try brunch and a movie
• Service marks 148 years of freedom from slavery
• Bills eye sweep of Patriots
• It was a hunting season to remember
• Outdoors Notebook: Start new year out right — with a hike
• Wambach, Suhr will be among winners in 2012
• Golden dreams dance in heads of some locally-connected athletes
• Sabres lose to Senators in shootout
• Thousands ring in 2012
• Man found shot to death on Orchard St.
• Maggie Brooks takes oath as county executive
• Bringing back the Susan B. Anthony neighborhood
• This is a make-or-break year for Kodak
• New Year's resolutions in 140 characters or fewer
• We'll share stories of recent grads
• Here's to an amazing 2012--from Nazareth College to you! Happy New Year!
• In 2012, region's economy will continue to outperform
• Thousands gather for Rochester New Year's Eve celebration
• Oscars to snub Kodak Theatre?
• Hundreds gather at Mount Olivet Church for Community Watch
• Rochester museum offers a little bit of Italy
• Most important news story for the year 2011: NYT article
• Conger and Bona survive Niagara, 72-70
• Apparent homicide victim found in NW Rochester
• Web resources: bibliography citation examples
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• High-risk sex offender accused of failing to report address change
• Print resources: bibliography citation examples
• East Rochester schools to host swim program
• Ontario County worker accused of lying is charged
• Brooks sworn in for third term as Monroe executive
• New Year’s resolution to pay attention to the Climate Change Crisis
• Mayoral Control Debate In Rochester Far From Over
• Greece offers tree recycling
• Chili residents may drop off Christmas trees for recycling
• Thruway to offer free coffee, tea overnight
• Longtime director Tyson resigns from Kodak's board
• 3 Wyoming County residents hurt in fiery Florida crash
• 2 charged with illegal fishing with spotlight, netting in Sodus
• Woman sentenced for falsifying income reports, told to repay $18,140
• Plans for low-price program to come in 2012 for Wegmans
• Steuben County volunteers sought to help others
• Crash in Victor leads to ticket for 1 man, marijuana charge for another
• Car slides across, off several lanes of Thruway near Batavia
• New state laws set to take effect New Year's Day
• Fairport defeats Webster Thomas
• Fireworks artist shuns 'flaming garbage'
• Irondequoit driver accused of hitting bicyclist, fleeing
• Happening today
• Alert security guard leads to arrest of three
• Ex-con trains a lens on tough spots with new TV show
• Senate Democrats ask court to intervene in redistricting
• Churches look to 150th anniversary of Watch Night
• Sandra Frankel wraps up 20 years in a praise-filled transition
• Lifetree Café mixes conversation, fellowship
• DiPonzio brothers are two chips off family's political bloc
• Comedian Brad Stine coming to town
• Irondequoit police arrest driver accused of hitting cyclist
• Williamson teen accused of robbing store
• Man accused of forcibly touching woman on bus
• 3 Wyoming County residents hurt in fiery Florida crash
• Nitric acid spill reported at Eastman Business Park
• Real estate site ranks Rochester among top markets
• Cable dispute may black out Buffalo Sabres games
• Trio accused in string of robberies at tanning salons, nearby sites
• House fire in Greece damages home on Marblehead Drive
• Wegmans to announce future of low prices program after Jan. 1
• Last desperate plea to stop Fracking in New York State
• Stevie Johnson may set a Buffalo Bills first
• 10 things to do in the Rochester area this weekend
• Thruway, MADD launch annual campaign against DWI
• Doorley to be sworn in today as Monroe D.A.
• CEO charged after incident at hotel bar
• Steuben man accused of string of burglaries
• Steuben DA John Tunney reflects on 24 years in office
• Majority chooses Romney as strongest GOP candidate
• Patriots tame foes with dynamic tight ends
• RIT shuts out Ferris State at Catamount Cup
• Abby Wambach is top local sports story of 2011
• East defeats Livonia
• Maier sparks Spencerport at Teike/Bernabi wrestling tournament
• No Rochester-area stores appear on Sears' partial closing list
• Bio-energy project to meet deadline
• First Niagara shares get 'buy' rating
• 3 Section V soccer players named to All-State first team
• Kyle Morphy accused of stealing scrap metal
• Rashad Bevel dies of gunshot wound
• Dr. Virginia Wohltmann censured for not paying taxes
• Fracking's impact to be discussed in Rush
• Happening today
• Brighton Board To Contract With Rochester Fire Department For Fire And Ems Services In West Brighton
• CEO charged after incident at hotel bar
• No Rochester-area locations on Sears' partial store-closing list
• Richards says mayoral control has no 'practicality to it at the moment'
• QCI Direct wins national honor for catalog
• Slaughter pushes for money for ports
• CFO to resign from IEC Electronics
• Brockport’s person of the year is a couple
• Bio-digester project on track to produce energy by week's end
• Jack Garner pays tribute to best movies of 2011
• Idea Connections Systems partners with Singapore firm
• Attica man indicted on enticement, coercion charges
• Washington leads Canisius past Binghamton, 75-66
• By watching Germany can we find out if renewable energy works for US?
• Canandaigua man accused of stealing engines, copper piping
• Bergen man faces sex charges involving 3 girls in Genesee County
• Williamson gas station robbed at gunpoint overnight
• Avenue D shooting victim dies
• Rochester RazorSharks sign player
• Heather Herbert's career high lifts Hilton
• Malquan Griffin helps Franklin grab OT victory
• Who holds the power at major sports schools?
• Petr Sykora scores twice to drop Sabres
• Jacob Lagace sparks Rochester Americans to SO win
• Syracuse University wins fab-ulously
• New York Yankees' pick Cito Culver signs for good cause
• Buffalo Bills O-line hanging tough
• New York finds only two cases of gas price gouging in 2011
• Eastman Business Park says it has reduced emissions
• Area motorists paid a record amount for gas in 2011
• Irish Boy Scout joins Troop 31 in learning about civil rights
• Everyone is invited downtown for New Year's Eve
• County mum on whereabouts of airport director prior to DWI arrest
• Unions sue over premium hikes for retirees
• Melo leads Syracuse to rout of Seton Hall
• Irondequoit's Culver signs autographs for a good cause
• Driver indicted in connection with fatal accident in Wheatland
• 6 displaced by fire on Goodwill Street in city
• Unions suing Cuomo administration over premium hikes for retirees
• 3 people wounded in drive-by shooting on Hudson
• Monroe County officials mum on airport director's whereabouts before her DWI arrest
• Synergy Biogas to build dairy biodigester in Wyoming County
• Finger Lakes Health to openJoint Center in Geneva
• Rochester ranked among best to invest in rentals
• Eastman Business Park touts sustainability improvements
• Idea Connection links with representative for Asia Pacific region
• Boy Scout from Ireland visits Rochester Troop 31
• In 2011, gas prices pinched our household budgets more than ever
• Bills sign kicker Brandon Coutu to replace Dave Rayner
• Two Kodak board members resign, won't be replaced
• Insurance may be key in getting the public and businesses to ‘get it’ on warming
• David Gantt Is Making A Terrible Mistake
• Avenue D shooting victim declared brain dead
• Best images of 2011: Tina Yee
• Best images of 2011: Max Schulte
• Best images of 2011: Chad Roberts
• 100-plus Sears, Kmart stores to close
• Best images of 2011: Carlos Ortiz
• Best images of 2011: Kris J. Murante
• Man shot at Greece hotel discharged from hospital
• Best images of 2011: Annette Lein
• Firefighters battle fire in Penn Yan
• Winds, potential icy roads and snow prompt advisory
• Steven Klimek leads Greece Arcadia over Hilton
• Emily Seiter powers Victor past Webster Schroeder
• Rochester Lancers lose to undefeated Milwaukee Wave
• Few women trek wetlands for waterfowl hunting
• Rochester Americans get big OT win
• Still banking with a personal touch
• Happening today
• 7 displaced by suspected arson
• Police ID man killed by train last week
• Salvation Army nears goal
• Michael Pilato pleads not guilty in fatal Webster fire
• Two men shot in separate incidents
• Kids dial into ham radio at Rochester Museum & Science Center
• URMC receives $4.7 million for new center
• Airport director Susan Walsh failed roadside sobriety tests before arrest
• Scientist Ned Ballatori Dies at Age 54
• Greece police investigate shooting at hotel
• Syracuse set to open Big East play against Seton Hall
• Two directors resign from Kodak
• Attempted robbery leads to shooting
• Salvation Army closes in on Red Kettle goal
• Paychex highlights 12 regulatory issues important in 2012
• RSVP sells product lines to Infor Global
• URMC awarded $4.7 million toward new lung center
• Man shot during home invasion on Saratoga Ave.
• Airport director failed roadside tests before arrest
• 7 displaced by fire believed to be intentionally set
• University of Rochester gets $4.7M to study lung disease
• Sears Holdings to close at least 100 Sears and Kmart stores
• Shopping locally and buying American was a fantastic experience
• Consumer confidence improves more than expected
• Mayoral control debate to resurface in Rochester
• Man shot in head in NE Rochester listed in guarded condition
• Tioga teen traps massive 70-pound beaver
• Michael Pilato pleads not guilty in fatal Webster fire
• Rioja makers use French or U.S. oak or none at all
• Swine Flu Making News Again
• Nazareth College is closed for the holidays, but construction on the math/scienc...
• TV show recruits local man to put price on Eiffel Tower
• An unavoidable Climate Change issue that must be addressed soon
• Pedestrian killed by train in Fairport is identified
• N.Y. Giants' Tom Coughlin doesn't let injury stop him
• Colder weather, up to 2 inches of snow expected tomorrow
• People watching feeders help scientists track birds, problems
• Restrooms, 1 restaurant reopen at Thruway plaza after fire
• Honor guard at funerals records busiest year
• Michael Pilato to be arraigned today in fatal Webster fire
• New law to require drivers to move over for tow trucks, others
• Police investigate Lyell Avenue shooting
• Man shot on Avenue D
• Monroe County to run Christmas tree recycling program
• Lakeside criticizes Unity's move to open offices in Sweden
• Buffalo Bills replay: Did we witness a miracle?
• Sabres defeat Capitals
• Alexander defeats Attica
• Packers not unbeatable
• Amerks hope to regain momentum on road trip
• Scientists Fixate on Ric-8 to Understand Trafficking of Popular Drug Receptor Targets
• University Lung Research Awarded $4.7 Million Contract to Establish a Respiratory Pathogens Research Center
• 'Hollywood Sings!' opens New Year's Eve at the JCC
• Three things to do today ...
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• Traffic snarls around Eastview Mall
• Carriage Cleaners Cleanup Complete
• Lakeside criticizes Unity's plans to open offices in Sweden
• Live blog replay: Discuss Bills' win over Broncos
• Shoppers out for day-after-Christmas deals, returns
• Rochester woman charged with DWI, driving wrong way in Syracuse area
• 2012 Wish List For The RCSD
• Thruway plaza service area closed after kitchen fire
• Offices closed for holiday; trash collection stays on schedule
• Families flock to JCC
• Man robbed at movie theater
• Happening today
• Area Kwanzaa events
• Christmas marked at home, on front
• Batavia woman accused of punching Walmart worker
• Teen shot while hunting
• Hike offers natural start to holiday
• Kwanzaa reinforces heritage, promotes unity
• Phillip Lewis, fugitive sex offender, arrested in Rochester
• Special Christmas gifts at Mt. Olivet
• Deputy John Potter cleared in Farmington shooting
• Settlement near in lawsuits over Farash fortune
• Rochestermade website cheers benefits, ingenuity of area
• N.Y. lawmakers' federal jobs agenda lacks unified effort
• Penfield firefighter Jim Stranz stepping up to the challenge
• Eight local girls soccer players honored
• Monster Jam Thunder weekend is coming up
• Three things to do today
• Fire breaks out at East Rochester apartment building
• Missing Geneva woman found
• RENewsletter | December 25, 2011
• Buffalo Bills stampede over Denver Broncos
• Tim Tebow is a winner, even in defeat
• Woman, 84, robbed in Greece
• Kwanzaa schedule of events
• Yes, you, too, can make a better world
• Person stabbed at Marketplace
• Happening today
• Weekly agenda
• Ruth Lempert's life was guided by faith, sense of family
• New parking rules on Edgemere Drive
• Lt. Gov. Robert Duffy backs his boss and focuses on the economy
• Fire hits old Holley Hotel
• Old downtown building gets new life with lofts and offices
• Five injured in Greece crash
• Area faithful gather to celebrate birth of Jesus
• Man robbed in restroom at Victor movie theater
• Teen shot while hunting
• Grand jury clears deputy in Farmington shooting
• Most local governments complying with tax cap
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo earns wide praise for first year in office
• Two injured in fire in former hotel in Holley
• Bills blow out Broncos
• Brown Christmas in Rochester, NY 2011: a harbinger of Climate Change?
• Keep dreaming, no white Christmas expected here
• Brockport’s top 2011 stories - Fire district, Rich Miller’s arrest
• Mom accused of driving child to school while drunk
• Man escapes serious injury when struck by train in Batavia
• 3 injured in Greece crash
• City man shot on grounds of School 19
• High school roundup: Scores and more
• Tebow and Broncos take on Bills
• Ex-Kodak shareholder John Paul charged with threatening CEO Perez
• Arista Power Inc. stock to reverse split
• Kids raise $200 for playground equipment
• Jerry Ludwig: If exterior GFCI 'trips,' it's working
• Happening today
• Area Kwanzaa events
• Anne Peterson: Law protects tenant's 5-year-old
• Home and Real Estate Calendar
• Avoid 'house poor' budget planning
• Special Mass planned at cathedral
• Grand jury indicts Michael Pilato, teen accused in fatal fire
• Jennifer Zeiner accused of robbery
• Man shot on city school grounds
• Community comes to aid of food pantries
• Salvation Army needs a surge of support to make kettle goal
• Troubled youths awaiting judgment get chance to give
• Festive Evening Of Russian Classics Spotlights Sister City Connection
• Police seek help in identifying suspect in 7-11 robbery
• Airport director Walsh charged, placed on administrative leave
• Council Rock Reporter December 2011 Issue
• Law enforcement union reaches contract deal with Cuomo
• Arista Power files for reverse stock split
• Company to appear on National Geographic
• Report: Michigan man makes death threat against Perez
• Non-profit gets $100,000 grant from state
• Loyola (Chicago) dissects Canisius, 59-45
• Kodak shares rise after pair of moves
• CRPS Candlelight Program 2011
• Events & Activities
• Ex-Kodak shareholder charged with threatening Perez
• Henrietta woman accused of knifepoint robbery at Wegmans
• Except for essential personnel such as Campus Safety, Nazareth College will be c...
• Free coats for city school students with good report cards
• Career conference, job fair set for Jan. 5
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• Kodak names a second president, agrees to sell gelatin operation
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• Greater Rochester Enterprise releases local business app
• Lancers romp to win over Norfolk
• Man jumps in front of train in Fairport
• Thieves in Rochester turning in sewer, storm grates for cash
• Two-thirds against ban on use of all phones while driving
• Bionic leg lets amputee do more and inspire others
• Doug Randall sworn in and then married
• Watchdog Report: Help from a waitress and an actress in Gibbons case
• Ambulance stolen from Strong; chase includes crashes
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• Gere to receive Eastman award
• Two people hurt in Macedon fire
• Teachers pension fund won't identify recipients
• Annual Concert Celebrates Legacy of William Warfield, Benefits Scholarship Fund
• Final Meeting Of Brighton Town Board For Long-Serving Members
• Swearing In Of Brighton Town Officials
• Flaum Eye Institute launches Excubator to spur new tech
• DiNapoli breaks down impact of not extending payroll tax cuts
• D&C parent to close Cincinnati production facilities
• Rochester General affiliate gets $5,000 grant
• Noted author, political commentator to speak at UR
• Town Offices Closed Jan 2
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• Save the planet, surf the web
• NCAA Gets It Wrong Again, This Time With Ohio State Ruling
• Dec 28 Board Meeting Time Change
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• The Higher Heart Healing Institute New Classes For January 2012
• Eastman School Of Music Appoints Philip Wilder Executive Director Of Communications
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• Brighton Awarded $1,565,000 Million For Monroe Ave Green Street Project
• K - 12 Early Dismissal
• John Beck Makes Sure The Beat Goes On At Eastman School Of Music
• News From The Strong - December 7, 2011
• N.Y. leaders agree on tax overhaul
• $2 million gift to create center at St. John Fisher
• Power Breakfast focuses on all-girl charter school
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• GOP picks Daniele to lead in County Legislature
• Sheriff: Expect guards to be disciplined over jailbreak
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• Dreams of dancing come to life
• Kolb seeks details on tax plans
• Life insurers pay nearly $53M after state probe
• New Yorkers less likely to volunteer or donate, Siena finds
• Medicare open enrollment deadline is Wednesday
• Joseph Myles indicted in fatal stabbing, 2 others
• White House forum looks at college costs
• Pulitzer-Prize Winner Steven Stucky - Concerts
• MCC trustees delay vote on downtown site
• Vigil to honor officers who died
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• Warrants detail search of Bernie Fine's home, office
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• Gala Wine Tasting to Benefit Patients at URMC
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• TCMS 6th Grade Band and 6th Grade Chorus Concert
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• Ovation Payroll, Paychex launches apps
• Allendale Columbia names new head of school
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• Wilmot Cancer Center, URMC get $2.6M grant
• Kraft Foods names post-split leaders
• Frontier to ring up new home on Nasdaq
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• Landmark Research, 3rd Grade
• Anthony Daniele new majority leader of Monroe County Legislature
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• Who braved the (mild) weather for past weekend's Reindeer Run? Send us your pics.
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• Canandaigua man accused of hosting underage drinking party
• Robotics team competition soars as word gets around
• New battery-disposal law takes effect today
• Jewish Federation raises $229,100 in phonathon
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo makes push for privately run casinos
• Happening today: Listening dog making a visit
• Perinton memories: Town got tractor with snowplow in 1937
• Andrew Cuomo's growth plan
• Deaf women's organization turns 30
• Greece residents to vote on $34.5M school renovation plan
• Brockport student's note in bottle found in Portugal by father, son
• Firefighters express safety concerns over vacant properties
• The need for 'a great book collection'
• Vets in crisis can now text VA for help
• Taxpayers can get their refunds on debit cards
• Image City Sound Chorus delivers delight to listeners
• Nursing Professor and Researcher Dr. Gail Ingersoll Dies at Age 62
• Syracuse Woman Raises Awareness of Joining Organ Donor Registry
• Bonnies corral the Bulls, 66-60
• RENewsletter | December 4, 2011
• Upstate GOP loyalties still in play for 2012 presidential election
• Finances force Geva to try new script
• St. John Fisher College celebration is all-embracing
• State Legislature special session could foster tax breaks
• Monroe County deputies' union calls report on jailbreak unfair
• Shop with a Cop provides fun day for Greece kids
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• City recreation center named for Roxie Ann Sinkler, volunteer
• We need alternatives to poorest schools
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• N.Y. historic site's skeletons found in 2006 still hold mystery
• St. Joseph's House of Hospitality provides for Rochester's less fortunate
• Father of fallen soldier dies after crash in Watkins Glen
• City celebrates season with merriment, annual Liberty Pole lighting
• A Life Lived: Mary Hannick, 1909-2011
• Man with gun in Wayne County taken into custody
• LEGO robots invade the University of Rochester
• Jewish Federation's Super Sunday phonathon continues
• Parts of Greenway Trail could be closed while ash trees are cut
• Deputies say Canandaigua man hosted underage drinking party
• Cooler temps, rain and snow on the way
• First Brockport Holiday of lights parade – Sunday December 4th
• December 8, 2011
• East Rochester switches to winter parking rules
• St. Bonaventure-Buffalo: Tale of the tape
• Iona spoils Canisius opener
• Operation Safe Child planned in Pittsford
• Monroe County Jail escape report blasts oversight
• Rochester might pay $4.4 million to settle 2 claims
• Matt's Coats for Kids fills need to share goodwill
• Leader for city schools is under our noses
• Happening today
• Rochester teen pleads not guilty to gunpoint robbery of Syracuse man
• Items collected for military members
• Webster fest, parade to be held today
• Christmas dinner at Irondequoit church
• Firefighters rescue five from apartment fire in Rochester
• Escapee Rastafari Brown taken into custody at train station
• Yolanda Cupelli of Geneva struck, killed by minivan
• URMC psychiatry department raises curtain on art gallery
• Judge tosses prison redistricting lawsuit
• Counties press for more mandate relief
• Pier 45 closes for winter
• Eastman School of Music Alumni Earn Grammy Nominations
• New York state workers' average pay second highest in U.S.
• Report blasts Monroe County Sheriff's Office over inmate escape
• Early Dismisssal K- 5
• MS Society grants $850,000 to URMC researcher
• Federal economic injury disaster loans available
• OLEDWorks plans to create 50 jobs
• City Council to consider Midtown labor agreement
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• Messiah Lutheran Church held its first World AIDS Day service
• Police seek to quell rumors about student Cameron DeVeronica's death
• Police uncertain on details of slayings of Lydia Bryant, Luis Davila
• Smoke shops under fire for high-speed rolling machines
• Kodak makes case to house Monroe Community College campus
• Frustrated mom opens up high school experience for students with developmental disabilities
• Rochester Christian School student reviews 'Smiles to Go'
• Hamlin memories: Devil's Nose is highest point on Lake Ontario's southern shore
• Greece coach gives kids self-confidence as well as skills
• Poll: Slight majority favors renewal of extended jobless insurance
• Happening today
• Tax lien sale proposed in city
• Report: Agencies for blind stimulate economy
• Senate Republicans may warm to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's tax code changes
• Scott Nauheimer pleads not guilty in fatal stabbing
• Social media show many responses to girl's death
• Rochester program aims to boost reading
• State Police nab 816 over texting while driving
• Haas Chosen to Lead National Pharmacy Organization
• Wilmot, URMC Researchers Receive $2.6M Grant to Help Young Smokers Quit
• Bills' game against Titans blacked out locally
• Duke Co. becomes independent supplier
• Bausch & Lomb acquires Waicon
• Region's bankruptcy filings decline in November
• Wegmans inks lease for Pa. mall
• Windstream acquires Paetec; plans to cut 52 positions here
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• Brighton Alumni Association Hall of Fame Inductees
• N.Y. State Police nab 816 for texting while driving
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• Child finds his mother, man dead inside Gates house
• Scoring changes in Regents mathematics course
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• Spencerport district student dies
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo reviewing New York's tax code
• Hockey game dedicated to memory of Tyler Putnam
• Nursing homes in Livingston, Monroe counties punished
• Schools start series of holiday concerts in County Office Building
• Orleans, Genesee residents among 10 charged with illegal gun sales
• Availability of small-town loft apartments is on the rise
• City couple earns activism award for restoring homes
• Tax cut plan would benefit New Yorkers
• Daniel Penfield returns to town he founded
• 'Dress a Girl' for a better world
• Happening today: Downstairs presents comedy
• Council looks at tunnel funding
• 2 area gun dealers charged for not doing background checks
• N.Y. state workers see highest pay increase among top six
• Document Security Systems inks deals
• Paetec marks last day of trading; CFO Wilson to depart after merger
• D&C parent Gannett names new controller
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• DEC extends hydrofracking comment period to Jan. 11
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• AG Schneiderman charges 10 with illegal gun sales
• Gov. Cuomo keeps door open for higher taxes
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• Climate Change in the Rochester, NY region will mess up your cell phone
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• Vietnam Veterans collecting used clothing December 2nd
• Rochester's red-light cameras catch 27,000 so far
• Cuts to Monroe County lead program debated
• Malcolm Bill, 96, still volunteers with Penfield ambulance service
• DA-elect Sandra Doorley asks five to leave
• Winter ahead — with 100% chance of cattle breeds
• Anne Giglia lights up lives
• Happening today
• NTID gets $1.2M federal grant
• David Rivera charged with sex abuse
• 4 men face multiple drug charges
• Vacancies in Assembly await Gov. Andrew Cuomo's decision on elections
• Ads target excessive emergency room use
• Voters approve fire district in Brockport area
• Shawn Dunwoody, co-founder of Fashion Week, resigns
• Michael Cocchini loses lawsuit against RIT
• Local lawsuit seeking to overturn gay marriage law can proceed, judge rules
• Doorley asks five prosecutors to leave
• Monroe County expands alternative fuel program
• Biotech firm inks deal with Sigma-Aldrich
• Cyber Monday boosts sales at Crazy Dog
• RG&E completes $27M substation project
• Groups launch campaign to cut unnecessary ED visits
• Health education center taps Paetec for network
• Xerox company acquires Breakaway Group
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• Brockport, Clarkson, Sweden vote today on joint fire district
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• Debate shifts to Boeheim's future
• Rochester man pleads guilty to killing 2 homeless men
• Former player, others supportive of Boeheim
• Man admits killing Irondequoit teen
• Democrat Brianne Murphy, Buerkle's challenger, visits Penfield
• Medical pioneer T. Franklin Williams dies at age 89
• Party in the Park goes on, despite smaller crowds
• This November could be among the warmest on record
• Third lawsuit filed over contaminated pine nuts
• Thousands of professional people are still looking for work
• Story saddens ex-reporter 9 years later
• I-Square project moving forward
• Happening today: Dickens classic on stage at Geva
• Home improvements bill to be reviewed
• Rochester Research Identifies Health Disparities with Deaf ASL Users
• URMC Neuroradiologist J. Scott Thomson, M.D., Dies
• Pittsford Grill no longer a restaurant
• Two URMC programs win certification
• SWBR completes work on mausoleum project
• Paetec wins contract for Ft. Drum
• West Brighton Drainage Improvement Meeting
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• Point. Click. Insolvency
• Another Climate Change report: hopelessness or ridicule?
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• Syracuse fires Bernie Fine
• Blue Star Mothers honor service members past and present
• High-speed rail plans slowed as Congress balks
• DEC officials looking into farm-chemical incident
• Irondequoit board will review plans for I-Square
• Ash borers out of sight — for now
• SU fans react to Bernie Fine firing: 'I may not be a Syracuse fan again'
• Parkinson's doesn't stop this runner
• Smoke alarm alerts 2 in Greece
• Unwanted guests, pets ruin home
• Rochester Public Library: Beginning was anything but smooth
• Penfield project up for a vote Dec. 7
• Forum on gas drilling is tonight
• Happening today: Tribute to Bette Midler
• AIDS photo exhibit will be at City Hall
• URMC Heart Failure Program Earns Prestigious Certification
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• T. Franklin Williams, Pioneer and National Leader of Geriatric Medicine, Dies
• RENewsletter | November 27, 2011
• Course Acceleration
• Regional councils set to pitch Albany on economic plans
• Craft show draws in shoppers seeking one-of-a-kind items
• Lengthy backlog for Rochester-area group homes
• Gerald Brinklow made most of life's simple gifts
• Questions about UTC's origins, validity linger
• A gentle reminder of the power of speech
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• Happening today
• Herb Schneider receives honor from France
• Brockport fire district vote is Tuesday
• Tree sellers ready for rush
• Services planned for James R. Spencer Jr.
• New York state files 2nd suit over fuel spill at Rochester airport
• Next year's budget challenging Gov. Andrew Cuomo already
• Changes in Catholic Mass begin this weekend
• Small retailers in Rochester, elsewhere seek bigger slice of holiday pie
• Sessions on Greece Central School District project set
• Lots of items sitting on city's virtual curb
• Happening today
• Macedon man accused of selling marijuana
• Webster residents facing drug charges
• Public's input sought on Brighton school district's budget
• Geneva schools narrow superintendent search to four finalists
• State Police: Beware telemarketers during holiday season
• Red Wings name Gene Glynn manager
• Birth of a new Christmas tradition - buy local
• Webster Turkey Trot draws record number
• St. Joseph's Villa seeking secret Santas
• Global guests have a place to enjoy Thanksgiving, thanks to volunteers
• Happening today
• Vehicles that struck motorcyclist sought
• Various faiths find commonality at service
• Some Pittsford residents oppose artificial turf, lights
• Young mothers never ready for breast cancer
• MusicFest to sing a different tune next year
• State providing $1.6 million to food banks
• Federal cuts in spending paint 'grim picture'
• Students help build house for veteran
• Pittsford students engineer their futures — and yours
• Greece man's SNAPpod is modern version of photo booth
• House of Guitars once was grange hall
• Matheos Velvet Ice Cream was famed throughout area
• "Beat the baby blues' with Stroller Strides exercises, Pittsford instructor says
• Program explores childbirth injury
• Energy options to be reviewed
• Alternative Gift Market, Hope Lutheran event offer donation opportunities
• The Impending Death Of Black Friday
• The GOP should be thrown on the ash heap of history--anti-environment postion
• Greenhouse gases rise off the scale; Climate Change talks... enjoy Thanksgiving!
• Owego a village forever changed by devastating flood
• Refugee devoted to helping out orphans of massacre
• Kenneth Smith, accused of abducting two boys, arraigned in court
• RIT Dubai official Mustafa Abushagur named to Libyan leadership
• One person dies in crash on Latta Road in Greece
• Honeoye Falls-Lima graduate James Spencer dies in one-car crash
• Banks, offices closed for holiday
• Happening today: Get your run in before dinner
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• Session to focus on tax liens on abandoned properties
• RG&E to boost system with upgrade
• Frontier inks deal to sell ADT security systems
• Lady Antebellum to play at CMAC in June
• Volunteers of America to open Henrietta store
• Poll: City's deal with Windstream gets mostly good grades
• Have a happy and safe Thanksgiving!
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• UB leaves no doubt in victory over Canisius
• Getting it right: In praise of grammar
• Red Cross calls Vern Thayer of Irondequoit a 'quiet hero'
• Convicted killer Walter Casper to return to prison
• New York says many fire districts late in filing tax cap data
• Pension funds may be used to repair Tappan Zee Bridge
• College Town project at UR moving along
• RG&E hoping to boost local power supply
• Happening today
• Hunter Robert Miller dies of injuries from fall
• Chickeree Wilson sentenced for fake tax returns
• Domestic incident led to crash that injured 3
• Rochester police find two abducted boys
• SUNY trustees adopt $8.1 billion budget proposal
• FCC gives final OK to Windstream's planned acquisition of Paetec
• Eastview Mall ready for shopper traffic
• Gates firm receives NYSERDA money to develop fuel-cell part
• SUNY Brockport athletic director leaving, interim named
• Trade group honors area landscape design firm
• UR wins patent that could advance HPV vaccines
• Report shows area's economy improves
• November 29, 2011 - Education Meeting Agenda
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• Area firms named military-friendly employers
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• Noah LeFevre resigns as SUNY Brockport AD
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• City to consider Genesee Brewing project in December
• City school board to shut School 6
• Father and son together again
• Surgeon sanctioned for negligent practice
• Groups push for independent redistricting
• RIT volunteers show they care about troops
• Plan on paying more for gas this holiday than last year
• Two more red-light cameras to go live
• Some N.Y. lawmakers seek to avoid automatic cuts
• Student's procedure may help save a life
• Panel's failure shifts heat to Congress
• Man killed in crash identified
• No charges filed in Albion shooting
• Happening today: Evening with tenor Gregory Kunde
• Gillibrand pitches in at Wilson Commencement
• U.S. Patent Awarded for Rochester’s Pioneering HPV Vaccine Work
• URMC Marks World AIDS Day with Symposium, Concert, Vigils
• Stocks of local interest tumble
• RG&E to shut down Beebee turbine
• Brunner International gets state grant
• Paetec named among top employers in Texas
• Call for Photos, did you know George Alfred Marks?
• Where do the US presidential candidates stand on the Climate Change Conference?
• Brighton Library Board Seeks New Member
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• Third-world birthing problems is topic
• RIT adviser has a passion for sustainability
• Sheriff's deputy among honorees
• Prayer group focuses on jobs, businesses
• Grant to boost housing for local elderly
• Forgotten Victims of Attica pushes for public access to riot-related records
• Eastview Mall ready for shopper traffic
• Watchdog Report: Federal program increases deportations in New York
• 'Adopted citizens' loyal to Union cause
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• Native American Heritage Month
• Man accidentally shot in leg released from hospital
• Happening today: Jazz at the Little
• Blue Star Mothers seek donations
• Otolaryngology Department Welcomes Three to Faculty
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• RENewsletter | November 20, 2011
• 2011 voters in Monroe County put emphasis on experience
• Genesee County jail death of Nikko Gambino spurs threat of lawsuit
• Canandaigua draws throngs downtown for holiday outdoor shopping spree
• Top 1 percent drawing more scrutiny
• New York state relies on Wall Street's revenues
• Accident in Orleans Coumty kills deer hunter
• Penn State scandal focuses fight to protect children
• Who are these Occupy people and is their beef legit?
• City Council OKs loan for Jefferson Ave. development
• Arrests made in Buffalo Wild Wings robbery
• Redistricting effort may omit 20,000 prisoners
• Professor Susette Graham blazed trail for others to follow
• Bop Shop bound for Brighton
• School boards advocate endorses six-point plan to obtain mandate relief
• What do others think?
• Occupy Wall Street, Tea Party have similarities
• Wayne County man accidentally shot
• Eastview mall ready for shopper, traffic
• Holiday shoppers getting started at RMSC bazaar
• Canandaigua firefighters respond to fire on Emerson Road
• Cows safe after fire damages Phelps barn
• Columbia Avenue fire displaces three adults
• Can we address Climate Change at all, or are we too stupid?
• Genesee Brewing planning brew house/visitor center
• TCMS 7/8 Grade Musical
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• Train station is chance to dream big
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• Kimanhi Hinds admits to drug conspiracy
• Louis Dash Jr. died before car fire
• State's highest court to hear Ithaca school racism lawsuit
• Register to vote in Greece referendum
• Rep. Kathy Hochul votes for balanced budget amendment
• County Legislature to consider home improvement tax break
• Peter Kelderhouse Jr. aids Kenyan presidential candidate George Wajackoyah
• Owner of permit in West Bloomfield goes to court to operate mine
• City school program offers alternatives to skipping
• Court: Injured worker can sue county
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo warns federal budget cuts could be 'catastrophic'
• Donor gives $3 million to RIT for new business chair
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• Consumer advocates believe child products are more dangerous
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• Kodak forms partnership with LifePics
• Delphi stock trades below its IPO price
• Brockport schools - A Long Walk to Water campaign
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• Hope Hall announces $1.5M matching donation
• Former Greece Police Chief Merritt Rahn admits failing community
• Rochester weighs options for abandoned properties
• Body of Louis Dash Jr. found in trunk of burning car
• Snap Poll: Defense tops list of areas to shrink federal spending
• New York State to crack down on distracted driving
• Happening today
• Tom Reed to meet with constituents
• East Rochester officer Paul Monachino resigns
• Frank Kuilman admits guilt in fatal crash
• Board delays School 6 decision
• MCC inducts inaugural class into Alumni Hall of Fame
• Two options explored for MCC site downtown
• Consumer advocates believe child products are more dangerous
• Lawyer: Prosecutors won't drop charges against RIT student-journalist Jonathan Foster
• Public weighs in on intermodal train, bus station in Rochester
• SWBR gets award for work on RF Communications facility
• Hope Hall receives $1.5 million donation
• Paetec wins contract in Texas
• Rochester region again leadsNew York State in job gains
• RF Communications receives order from Air Force
• State names committee to review regional plans
• Pet superstore to hold grand opening
• Gates Scout flag makes it to war and back
• 2011 NAZARETH
• How can anyone think Fracking is a good idea when they understand Climate Change
• Henrietta kids learn sources of their food
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• National Call for Photos - Did you know Gerald Downey?
• Arts Festival Opens Tonight!
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• Passions electrify Dansville hydrofracking hearing
• Joseph Bruno verdict overturned
• Watchdog Report: Charter school's students don't match city's diversity
• Future dims for century-old Parsells Avenue Community Church
• Joseph Myles denies role in Rochester stabbings
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo institutes reforms at DOT
• Feds reject state's bid to retain primary date
• Holocaust survivor: 'I was just lucky'
• Victor tax rate rises in 2012 budget
• Pittsford zoning proposal gets revised; new hearing set
• Postal workers moving to new sites
• Nearly all storm-damaged roads, bridges in state are open
• MCC board meeting canceled
• Learn about intermodal station
• Happening today: Celebrate arts in Brighton
• Passions electrify hydrofracking hearing
• CooperVision expands recall of Avaira contact lenses
• Urban League of Rochester gets $2.85M in federal funding
• Pittsford firm Wi3 earns design and engineering award
• Trade group honors area restaurant for its American fare
• From the Chronicle of Higher Education: Liberal Arts and Sciences Need Each Other
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• Rochester will play host to state Special Olympics winter games
• Webster woman files lawsuit against distributor of pine nuts
• Garth Fagan Dance helps Frederick Douglass Institute celebrate 25 years
• Pressure mounts on Occupy protests
• History lives in Rochester, Dansville
• MCC panel discusses city campus site
• New hearing on zoning proposal
• Rochester police capture stabbing suspect Joseph Myles
• Hao Truong finds son taken by pirates in 1977
• Poorest school districts suffer most, report says
• Congressional deal derails funding for high-speed rail
• Neurologist James Garbern, M.D., Ph.D. Dies at 58
• COMIDA OKs projects for tax breaks
• Special Olympics New York's Winter Games coming here
• StormFrog's app is hopping on iTunes
• N.Y. manufacturers see some improvement in November
• Car sales continue to outpace 2010
• Xerox's Burns honored as best executive
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• Highland Park Canalway Trail Public Comment Period
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• Protesters show support for family facing eviction
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• Merchants rejoice at reopened Route 19
• Big midyear budget gap
• Funeral services set for Perry couple
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• Special FASC Meeting re West Brighton Fire/EMS
• State faces $350 million budget shortfall
• Planned Parenthood event to feature Gloria Steinem
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• Frederick Douglass' words come alive in voices of children
• Restoring P.T. Barnum's Jumbo was no small project
• Generation Two builds bridges between communities, age groups
• Rochester man stabbed in chest; woman faces charges
• Driver reading text message hits woman, faces DWI charge
• Do the Right Thing program honors 10 students
• Happening today: Free concert at Kodak Hall
• Canal system under repair, Rochester area unscathed
• State Senate focus in 2012
• Woman shot by deputy now recovering
• Russians visiting here face tight budgets, too
• Symposium to address needs of developmentally disabled as they age
• Two arrested in Greece after fight
• Prior approval of premium hikes brings some relief
• Routine Head Hits in School Sports May Cause Brain Injury
• FDA Funds Rochester Researchers to Give Chronic and Acute Pain Clinical Trials a Makeover
• Don’t sit this one out: make public comment on Fracking in New York State
• Double effort by Callender and Obumneme lead MCC
• Soldier of Vietnam War finally laid to rest
• Women taking major role as leaders in area politics
• State to review decision on 'Choose Life' plates
• Gates man loses his arm in crash; driver charged
• Fairport man involved in crash dies
• More than 1 in 3 city students have been held back
• Grassroots arts center serves up fundraiser with a little kick
• Brighton home for dying would be asset
• Truck, driver in hit-and-run found in Seneca Falls
• A Life Lived: Patricia Morabito, an optimist always tried to make things better
• City man charged in fatal stabbing on Carlton Street
• Artisans, crafters, holiday fun in Canandaigua
• Enjoy it while it lasts. Temperatures will drop, flakes in forecast
• Rochester woman struck, driver flees
• Farmington woman shot by deputy now recovering
• Batavia men face charges after burglary attempt
• Two charged after fight in Greece
• Farmington woman shot by Ontario County deputy
• Rochester man stabbed in chest
• T. J. Connor Elementary School in Scottsville honors veterans
• Strong second half the difference as Bonnies beat Cornell
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• Canandaigua Treaty marks 217 years with celebration
• Rochester Rotary Club chapter spreads word about its mission in centennial year
• A wedding in a mall food court? Why not?
• Native American Heritage Month events
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• Police investigating man's death
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• Michael and Cynthia Laraby die in Wyoming County crash
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• VIDEO: The Gene Polisseni Center Announcement
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• Organizers end Rochester's Harbor, Carousel Festival
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• Offices closed for Veterans Day
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• Hot Wheels, dollhouse, blanket inducted into National Toy Hall of Fame
• Women's Council selects finalists for 2012 Athena Award
• Snap Poll: Majority opposes Occupy Wall Street movement
• Latinas Unidas honors four women
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• City selling land in Finger Lakes
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• Red Kettle Campaign kicks off
• Occupy protesters, city reach deal
• Maggie Brooks' husband resigns from Water Authority job
• Perinton man sues over contaminated pine nuts
• Schools from 12 local districts cited as underperforming
• Musicians Unite To Benefit Rochester’s Foodlink
• National Toy Hall Of Fame Winners Announced
• QED Technologies to offer optics polishing, metrology services
• First Niagara agrees to sell 26 WNY branches
• Indian minister of corporate affairs to speak at event
• Three toys inducted into Hall of Fame
• VirtualScopics reports lower revenues in Q3
• RF Communications awarded multimillion contract
• Victor veteran thankful for accolades on trip
• Maggie Brooks' husband resigns from Water Authority
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• NYCLU criticizes Border Patrol tactics in area
• 1816 Quaker meetinghouse moved in Farmington
• Warm welcome for Sgt. David Lemcke awes family
• Experience was big factor in wins for Doorley, Randall
• Committee discusses search for Rochester schools chief
• Rochester police, youth advocates to work on mutual respect
• Pike to build bus terminal
• Future of downtown is linked to housing
• Veterans Day events
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• Preston Carter charged in 2008 slaying
• DEC issues permit for West Bloomfield mine
• Voting technology frustrates Ontario County officials
• Veterans Day tributes set
• Heroes reunite at Honor Flight event
• 360|365 film festival on shaky ground
• Possible Genesee Brewing visitor center causes stir
• URMC Receives Patent for Implantable Diagnostic Technology
• Best-Selling Author on the Nursing Profession to Speak at School of Nursing November 16
• Community Forum with the Board of Education
• Eastman-Ranlet Series Concert - Jasper String Quartet
• "Dating & Relationships," a workshop for parents
• iReactions – Where Science and Technology Meet
• Search for missing boater on Sodus Bay resumes this morning
• Chesonis Family Foundation gives Harley School $1M
• Robo-calls annoy voters, don't work well, so why do we get them?
• Raucous RIT student parties spur Henrietta to consider rental regulations
• Some restoration is complete at Mt. Hope Cemetery; more work awaits
• Endorsement changes revise races in Irondequoit
• NTID to get $1.2 million grant
• County may cut funding for lead inspections
• Occupy group dresses down big business with Halloween theme
• Family mourns devout young father killed in high-speed crash
• First American Equipment Finance to add jobs
• Shares of ITT, new spinoffs climb
• Harley School receives $1M from Chesonis foundation
• Landscape consultant honored by center
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• Thomas Nespeca to lead state School Boards group
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• Giancursio appeals dismissal of libel lawsuit by NYS Supreme Court
• YellowJackets keep Kenya in mind in race for "Sing-Off" prize
• State expands jobs database with 42,370 openings
• Layoffs take effect Friday if PEF votes down contract
• Prosecution by PowerPoint: Technology in today's courtroom
• Occupy Rochester continues planning
• Fire department jobs target city residents
• Body of missing man found along Long Pond
• Wadsworth generosity paved the way for Henry Ward
• Economic plans edge toward deadline
• Steven and Cokie Roberts have tale of two faiths
• Campaign 2011: Here are the candidates in 6 towns
• Batavia center adds high-tech program to treat wounds
• Greece Father of Two Awaits Heart Transplant at URMC
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• RENewsletter | October 30, 2011
• School salaries vary widely in New York state
• Top 100 reaches its Silver Anniversary
• Monroe County DA's race: Where they stand
• DA race candidates Sandra Doorley, Bill Taylor traveled distinct paths
• Voters put stock in local leaders
• Robotics match not all about winning
• Occupy Rochester protesters: City limiting our constitutional rights
• Rochester Top 100 reaches its Silver Anniversary
• Peace Corps changed volunteers' lives
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• Halloween, seasonal events
• Terrence Krebbeks killed in Livingston County crash
• URMC kicks off drive for hospital
• Many local races to be decided
• Love for others guided Truey (Johnston) Cooper's every step
• Hindus gather to celebrate Diwali
• Hillside program is working in city students' corner
• Woman's purpose has many facets
• Dorothy Parham is devoted to helping city youths
• Hooded suspects sought in robbery at Geneva Subway
• East Coast storm cancels flights in and out of Rochester
• Occupy Rochester returns Sunday to downtown park
• Occupy the media – we now have the talent and tools
• Greentopia Festival creators win major Environmental Award in Rochester, NY
• BHS Fall Play - Romeo & Juliet
• Student access to condoms proposed in city
• Residential programs at Finger Lakes DDSO to close in 2013
• Families ponder loss from accident that took 4 lives
• FDA looking into tainted pine nuts
• Farash prize will recognize those who give back
• PAETEC CEO Arunas Chesonis is sure some will lose their jobs
• Voice of the Voter Poll: How voters see our leadership
• Scandals don't rock trust in public authorities
• County court judge candidates cite courtroom experience
• Brighton tax battle has long history
• Sexy George Washington outfit: Not sexy
• Uncontested judicial races rare, but there are 3 this year
• Man operating auger in Orleans County is killed
• Local group promotes charging stations for electric vehicles
• Mark Christie gets 20 years to life in prison for 1988 killing
• East Avenue Grocery Run
• URMC Launches Fundraising Campaign for New Children’s Hospital
• Annual Friends of Eastman Opera Competition Spotlights Rising Vocal Stars
• Farash Foundation outlines direction of initial grants
• Manning & Napier heads the 2011 Rochester Top 100
• Q3 loss grows, revenues shrink at GateHouse
• County exec, district attorney candidates to debate
• Calling All Brighton Artists!
• Excellus agrees to disclose details of rate-hike requests
• Seneca Foods harvests more income, sales in Q2
• Revenue, income heat up for Graham
• Xerox's Vandebroek wins Champion Outie Award
• Sales climb in Q3 for Geospatial Systems division
• Students attending the first Brick City Student Wellness Fair at RIT on Oct. 28...
• Beat RCSD Board And Other Local Leaders At Their Own Game
• Chilling thought about Global Warming in Rochester, NY and beyond
• Looking for something to do this weekend? Nazareth College Residence Hall Counci...
• Fall sports teams prepare for possible NCAA Tournament slots.
• 4th Grade Roller Skating
• BHS Fall Play - Romeo & Juliet
• Poll finds dissatisfaction with Rochester school board
• Occupy Albany protesters rally in Capitol
• 19 sickened by pine nuts in Monroe County
• Panel suggests moving Greece Odyssey program
• Maggie Brooks, Sandra Frankel debate civil but sharp
• First snowfall in region should come as no surprise
• Is Rochester undergoing an economic resurgence?
• Learn about history of jazz
• Search for Donald Grim scaled back in Greece
• Let's Move has new week of play
• Documentary to be screened Saturday
• Brighton board OKs budget
• Lawyer: Eddie Palmer was 'in need of a friend.'
• Ontario County bans smoking
• Injured circus performer is resting and recovering
• Expert says Americans need to recognize poverty as crisis
• School board OKs search contract
• Proposed Monroe County budget keeps tax rate flat
• School of Nursing Assistant Professor Inducted as Fellow of American Academy of Nursing
• Israeli visitors get look at area schools
• Retirement just a word for Greece teacher Carl Wage
• Pittsford teacher chooses job satisfaction over money
• California software firm to create 19 jobs here
• Profit dips at Five Star Bank parent
• Clear Channel Radio cuts hit WHAM on-air staff
• Tompkins Financial posts higher Q3 profit
• Paetec shareholders approve acquisition by Windstream
• Brooks unveils $939.8 million county operating budget
• Former FCC commissioner joins Gannett board
• EarthLink to acquire Synergy center in Buffalo
• School Nurse (RN) -Seton
• Discovering Climate Change near Rochester, NY
• Excellus agrees to open filings
• Proposed Monroe County budget keeps tax rate flat
• Coyotes Spotted
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• Thanks to videoconferencing, students from RIT's main campus, its Zagreb, Croati...
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• Poll: 74 percent worry about jobs
• Searchers find no sign of Donald Grimm
• Wegman fund does charity differently
• Singer Dave Donnelly dies at age 69
• Local voters support raising taxes on millionaires
• Endorsements roll in for Sandra Doorley, Bill Taylor
• Brighton coyote sightings send children indoors
• Farash fund due to boost charity
• Gospel group Judah seeks to 'share good news'
• Voters have varied choices in Rochester schools race
• Local families unite to find a tool for early detection, cure of pancreatic cancer
• Wegmans recalls bulk pine nuts
• Webster store owner pleads guilty to embezzling from Postal Service
• Inspections take unsafe bus drivers, vehicles off the road
• City man shot inside his home
• AIDS pioneer to visit UR
• New Cancer Support Group Forming at Wilmot Cancer Center
• New Network Will Advance Neurological Care
• Organists and Improvisation: Annual EROI Festival Showcases ‘Composition at the Keyboard’
• Warner Lands $1.25M to Improve Education for Children with Significant Disabilities
• Verizon adds cell sites in Greece, Rochester
• Community Bank System reports 16% profit jump
• Xerox named to technology service, support hall of fame
• RF Communications sees drop in Q1 sales, operating income
• Lu Engineers leader receives community service award
• Brooks, Frankel plan televised debate Thursday
• Don’t need a casino in Rochester, NY; with Fracking we are already gambling
• Inspections lead to 200 buses and drivers taken off road
• How many of you are Mavericks fans?
• Use Of Private Firm In RCSD Super Search Would Be Waste Of Money
• New news for Rochester: we're offering a bachelor of science in education progra...
• 4th Grade Roller-Skating
• Fire officials face demotion as Rochester makes financial cuts
• Poll finds support building for Rochester casino
• Paul Chinnici of Greece is a fossil man
• Rochester school board forms committee to aid in superintendent search
• Charles Schumer pitches in on push to fill Inner Loop
• Poll shows near split on cigarette taxes
• Sgt. David Lemcke's remains finally coming home
• Family soccer may not work in all cases
• Happening today
• County exec candidates debate
• Man shot in Carter Street home
• Bill Taylor commercial deemed unfair
• Sleep clinic for children moves to larger location
• Anti-Cancer Vaccine with Rochester Roots Recommended for Boys Too
• URMC’s Single-Incision Surgery Repertoire Expands to Treat Colorectal Conditions
• Wegmans faces nearly $200,000 in OSHA fines
• Schumer pushes for Inner Loop project
• Kodak to drop from S&P index; ITT, its spinoffs get spots
• Unemployment rate in September drops to 7.1%, jobs increase
• LaBella opens office in Buffalo market
• Buffalo judges to cover Bankruptcy Court cases here
• Schumer backs filling in Inner Loop
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• Dr. Aykut Arikan, of Yeditepe University, Turkey, will present a lecture titled...
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• Henrietta pageant princess runs on wheels
• College Football Barons
• Duquesne will look to McConnell for production
• Main Street Closures in Brockport
• District newsletter highlights news, people, and activities through September 2011
• Famiily Support Center presents, 'Dating & Relationships,' a workshop for middle/high school parents
• Xerox's third-quarter profittops Street expectations
• Don't miss today's talk by presidential scholar John Robert Greene. This event i...
• Leaving from Rochester, NY to Washington, DC on Nov. 6th for Environment Change
• Puberty Parent Meeting
• Emerald ash borer in eastern Monroe County
• Grocery wine sales gain in support
• Irondequoit man accused of raping 3 he met online
• Send us your Penfield ideas
• Disabilities agency details reforms
• Democrats, Republicans trade accusations over ethics training
• DA candidates Bill Taylor, Sandra Doorley stress their experience
• Ontario County considers banning tobacco use inside, outside its properties
• 400 students dance in flash mob surprise
• Food challenges are not a real good idea
• Rochester woman convicted of killing boyfriend
• Three in race for East Rochester mayor
• State schools chief seeks help for area
• Happening today: Flaming Lips at the Armory
• City schools were her passion
• Pediatric Sleep Medicine Services Move and Expand
• Mrs. New York crowned at pageant
• Collins Ink Corp. agrees supply Kodak temporarily
• Northwest reports higher Q3 profit
• Erdman Anthony names new president
• Former Rochester radio vet named to Clear Channel post
• Poll: Support for wine sales in groceries increasing
• DA debate focuses on experience
• Street expects Q3 earnings, sales growth at Xerox
• Employers expect 12% jump in health insurance rates
• RF Communications gets $20M order from Army
• As construction of the new math and science building on Nazareth's campus contin...
• David Markham’s campaign for Town of Sweden Supervisor kicks into high gear
• Health reform big on minds of voters
• Watchdog report: Rich hit by recession, too
• Happening today: Learn about bees
• Snow could arrive later this week
• Mrs. New York crowned at pageant
• Job restorations raise question of favoritism
• City struggling with how to pay for East End patrols
• Victor property taxes expected to remain stable
• Send us Penfield story ideas
• Pittsford Super Sale held this week
• Crowded field heats Mendon race
• Poor economy puts more New Yorkers on Medicaid
• Henry Ward's young science mind grew to become a giant
• RIT hosts workshop on sustainability
• Pittsford to air changes to its review boards
• Kirsten Gillibrand has $7.15 million for 2012 race
• Vargas, Evans to talk after movie on education
• RENewsletter | October 23, 2011
• Rochester region sees food stamp explosion
• Legion leader: Honor veterans' benefits
• Bill Clinton offers insight in University of Rochester talk
• Maggie Brooks, Bill Taylor lead as Nov. 8 nears
• 'Fracture-critical' bridges in New York state require special scrutiny
• Voice of the Voter Poll: Likely Monroe County voters back fracking
• Two competitive races for Greece Town Board
• 'Band of Rebels' protests finding a voice
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• Tyshawn, Cindy Bice facing possession charge
• Man in hospital after shooting
• Groups of volunteers do their part to Make a Difference
• Hearing on zoning rules set in Pittsford
• Regents backing educational path to citizenship for illegal immigrant students
• Candidates' forum at Greece church
• John DeLario found joy in all aspects of life
• Easiest way for Rochesterians and everyone else to address Climate Change
• Main Street Closed at East-West Avenue intersection in Brockport
• Record Book
• Spencerport students give pupils nature tour
• Monroe County's ranks of uninsured changing
• Demolition under way at I-Square in Irondequoit
• Airport rental car contracts ruled 'fair and rational'
• Sandra Doorley, Bill Taylor clash over TV ad
• Yes Virginia, there are still Republicans in the city
• Happening today
• Body of Donald Miller found
• Paper shredding event in Perinton
• John McFadden Jr. arrested after police pursuit in Wayne County
• Scott Pescara sentenced to 16 years for Sweden shooting spree, standoff
• Relief, some skepticism greet Iraq decision locally
• O'Bagelo's John Vito hit by a life-changing illness
• UR capital campaign sets $1.2 billion goal
• The new Math & Science building takes on a whole new look at night!
• Kodak sues ink supplier in federal court
• ESCD approves loans for LiDestri Foods
• Area home sales rise 8 percent in Q3
• UR to disclose goal of capital campaign
• Tractor Supply opens in Honeoye Falls
• Sutherland to pay $4M to settle overtime lawsuit
• IEC Electronics ranks No. 3 on Forbes list
• The Strong builds collection of video game magazines
• With election day right around the corner, Naz seniors Benjamin Pate and Jesse M...
• October 25, 2011 - Education Meeting Agenda
• Alumni networking event on 11/3
• Cardboard City, an event designed to raise awareness of homelessness in the area...
• 5th Grade Roller Skating
• Irondequoit police urge greater use of 911
• UR to announce its largest fundraiser in its history today
• New York state tax revenues running light
• Attorney General Eric Schneiderman issues subpoena for UTC records
• Protesters call for reform in Rochester Police Department
• New York Times editor to speak at luncheon
• Two-thirds think free trade pacts are good for Rochester
• Happening today
• Man admits he hid jail escapee
• Penfield adopts $15.3M budget
• Ricky Baker resentenced to maximum term
• 21-year-old Seneca Park Zoo river otter dies
• Pittsford withdraws controversial RV law
• Libyans in Rochester area 'hope for a better future'
• International Center for the History of Electronic Games® Acquires Major Video Game Magazine Collection
• A happy marriage means a healthier heart
• Arista Power board OKs reverse stock split
• Rochester ranks No. 1 statewide in non-farm job growth
• First Niagara profit jumps but misses Street's forecast
• KeyCorp shares climb after profit jumps 19%
• Home Properties makes largest acquisition in its history
• The Black Pearl expands in Rochester
• Event marks completion of $22M development
• URMC institute wins $2.3 million federal grant
• Monro profit, sales climb; misses Street expectations
• Candidates Night Cablecasts
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• Heather Higginbottom confirmed as deputy White House budget director
• Two expert scholars will be visiting campus tonight to give lectures in their fi...
• Nicholson etching his name in SBU lore
• 10 reasons why you shouldn’t attend a Rochester-area Occupy Wall Street movement
• And another photo! Any idea who is walking through the hall here?
• David Newman – Brockport’s Democratic Party candidate for Monroe County Legislat
• Former photography professor at RIT.
• Supervisor race in Victor heats up
• Lawsuit against former Mayor Robert Duffy, RHA dismissed
• Charles P. Lombardo pleads guilty in hit-and-run
• McQuaid administrator Daniel Behan charged with DWI in Binghamton
• Listeria link confirmed in Genesee County woman's death
• Rochester gas-station owner's dream sours
• Webster's Drew Comstock accused of rape
• Monroe County Democrats push tax abatement bill after rejection
• Report: Police 'misusing, overusing Tasers'
• Rochester has 142 deficient bridges
• Playing bridge was never their purpose
• Lea Kemp, Helen Stone Reinhard honored for preserving Rochester history
• Send us Penfield story ideas
• Ontario County candidates
• Protest planned in Canandaigua
• Happening today: RPO, chorus at Kodak Hall
• Democrats: Plan would save 17,500 N.Y. teaching jobs
• Thomas L. Campbell Honored as a Community Champion
• Arsonist gets 25 years for Newark fire, again
• $2.35M Grant to Improve Employment for Individuals with Disabilities
• State real estate conditions at new low, report shows
• Rochester gets poor scores for bridges
• Gentile, Napier named business persons of the year
• Area firms named to Zweig Letter 2011 Hot Firm List
• Atlantic names Rochester an innovation hub
• M&T Bank Q3 profit falls on acquisition costs
• Sands brothers to sell portion of Constellation shares
• Reshaping Rochester Awards honorees named
• Iberdrola names new VPs
• Joseph L. Jackson picked up in home-invasion case
• School Picture Retakes November 16
• This one is a little more challenging - who's in this pic?
• Lawsuit against Duffy, Rochester Housing Authority dismissed
• Monroe County Democrats push tax abatement bill again
• Don't miss tonight's lecture by renowned human rights activist, environmentalist...
• Lunch & Learn, iReactions – Where Science and Technology Meet
• Nancy F. Beck Memorial Fund
• 5th Grade Rolleer Skating
• Hamlin man starting over after court fight
• Hats off to fashion, but not the faux fray
• Happening today
• Candidate forum Thursday
• Kenneth Sault faces sex charge
• Faith Heartman pleads not guilty to city arson
• Deputies investigate Penfield robbery
• Groups rally for millionaires tax
• Walter Casper's parole hearing rescheduled
• Blossom Fire Station situation causes stir
• Some political fireworks in DA campaign
• ZooMobile celebrates 25th year with visit to School 25
• Greece town officials, residents clash over comment period
• Irondequoit to go after Medley Centre owner
• Candidates look to stand out in quiet race for district attorney
• Grateful Patient’s Family hosts Oct. 22 Blood Drive
• Mistrial for man accused of strangling woman found in trash
• Rochester Study: Age a Big Factor in Prostate Cancer Deaths
• Proxy advisory firm supports Paetec merger
• Catholic Family Center selects new CEO
• Sutherland gets tax break for tech park expansion
• Bank of America swings to profit in Q3
• Zweigle's orders system from Arista Power
• Two area firms named among best workplaces in nation
• The second film in the Luchino Visconti Film Series, "Ossessione," will screen t...
• If you forgot to get your flu shot last week, you've got another chance tomorrow...
• Meeting on Highland Park/Canalway Trail
• Ourtoor Education 2011
• Garden Project 2011
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• PTSA Meeting with the Principal
• Faith Heartman faces arson charge after fire at group home
• Missing Gates man found safe
• Sharad L. Jiles pleads not guilty to murder
• Happening today: Amerks host Syracuse Crunch
• GOP enjoys big lead in campaign fundraising
• St. John Fisher partners with Irish college
• Chili dentist is named president of American Dental Association
• Harper Sibley places bid for ferry
• A happy marriage means a healthier heart
• New book on Bausch + Lomb
• UR receives grant to study pollution in river
• Tom Reed has campaign cash but district uncertain
• Susan Vandervoort challenges David Dunning
• Sex offender registry now on Facebook
• PEF sends contract to members
• Regents to consider anti-cheating measures
• Clergy, health groups to meet
• Gasland, the Movie at Atonement Lutheran Church
• Eastman Opera Theatre Presents Sondheim’s ‘Assassins’
• Federal grant to study health of Genesee River area
• Earthlink to expand its network
• IMAX agrees to license Kodak movie projection patents
• Consumer confidence falls in Upstate New York
• Boundary Fence opens facility in Gates
• Lowe's Batavia store among 20 being shuttered
• Bausch & Lomb inks deal WebMD
• Dixon Schwabl adds special events division
• Conditions worsen for N.Y. manufacturers
• Help us identify who appears in this picture! A Medaille College Bug bumper magn...
• ESOL Teacher
• Fracking around Rochester, NY - You don't know the half of it.
• Winter Bus Safety Drills
• Obsession With Testing Indicative Of Flawed Cultural Outlook
• Vietnam Veterans collecting used clothing October 21st
• Congratulations to our students, alumni and faculty honored at Honors Convocatio...
• News briefs: Dec. 7 vote expected on school repairs
• Photos, dance depict teens in their fight against cancer
• Monroe Theatre's neighbors anxious for action
• Frankel departure sets off scramble
• School superintendents cite worsening budgets
• PEF, state dodge layoffs with tentative contract deal
• Cost, value factor most into search for right college
• Civil War letters kept Rochester up to date
• Record label wants to shine light on local gospel artists
• Proposed Pittsford budget would lower tax rate
• Brighton man charged with murder
• 'Flash mob' dance routine sends message against bullies
• U of R Alumnus Becomes American Dental Association President
• Rochester Victory Alliance Unites with Faith Leaders to Tackle Increase in HIV/AIDS in Rochester
• RENewsletter October 16, 2011
• October 19, 2011
• Retirements surge for New York state workers, teachers
• Maggie Brooks or Sandy Frankel? Voters must choose
• Girl's interview raises questions in Livingston County case
• Sandy Frankel cites her success in Brighton as she takes risk
• Maggie Brooks thrives by using personality to connect with voters
• Number of New York state inmates declines by 22 percent
• Young girls learn self-defense during Junior League event
• Michael J. Fox makes RIT crowd laugh, think
• Now we can't even afford the mail? Please
• Weekly agenda
• Happening this week
• Watch out at Norton and Hudson
• Winds blow out power
• Film series offers hope to mentally ill
• Money didn't matter to Mark Ehmann, people did
• Grant will expand science program for girls
• County executive not glamorous, or well-paying, but it does have power
• Teen depression is topic of Oct. 25 meeting in Victor
• Construction will close parts of 490, Inner Loop
• Victor man accused of hitting girlfriend
• 19th Ward residents host Burglary Prevention Clinic
• Flu clinics planned at Canandaigua VA
• Mild temperatures and rain expected this week
• Rich Miller and Kathleen Miller plead guilty
• A modest Fracking proposal for New York State: Frack-A-Thon
• Three RIT Hockey reminders: 1. New Tiger ROAR mobile app—perfect for tonight’s game
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• Teen found fatally shot on Otis Street in Rochester
• Red Ribbon Walk brings 'Just Say No' message to city school
• Patrick Frasca's family receives his Purple Heart
• Robert Morone's sentencing brings end to Robutrad scandal
• Finger Lakes grape growers reported a 'good growing year'
• Pittsford's Benjamin Smith charged in canal attack
• Hayden Blackman's ex-wife says he was nonviolent
• Biking the streets becoming more friendly
• Happening today
• Guilty verdict for Robert L. Pulley in '97 slaying
• Four men arrested in area burglaries
• Ryan Weidel charged with attempted kidnapping
• New detours in Brockport
• Dive into the Hornets' Nest: 2011-2012 Season Announced
• Windstream agrees to settle class action suit over Paetec merger
• SkillSoft buys Brighton's Element K for $110M
• Highland's 'Pink Glove' video competing for prize
• Warner School receives $1.25 million grant
• RF Communications gets $66.3M order from Army
• Garlock appeals decision in Bankruptcy Court
• Vehicle sales climb in September
• Stone Construction workers join national campaign
• Home Properties completes another Va. deal
• FASC meeting Date and Time Change
• Public Safety Committee Special Meeting
• When the GOP grows up we can have an adult conversation about our environment
• Matt Bowker's editorial on Occupy Wall St. appeared in today's Buffalo News. htt...
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• What Was The RCSD School Board Thinking?
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• Mary Wilmot steps down at Sojourner
• Deliberations begin in trial on 1997 city slaying of Anthony McGee
• Two-thirds support tax hike on wealthiest Americans
• Medicare enrollment season begins Saturday
• Happening today
• Recycling event set in Pittsford
• 'Chief on the Street' next week
• Sen. Charles Schumer works to help speed up port project
• Rochester Area CrimeStoppers Inc. expands board
• Recognition event to mark end of Hispanic Heritage Month
• Ontario County communities plan to override tax-cap law
• RIT's Just Press Play aims to aid education outcomes
• Monroe County water bills to go up
• James Bradley indicted in fatal schoolyard crash
• Xerox's Burns puts Brighton home on the market
• City may do testing on Coast Guard parcel at port
• Trader Joe's plans to open store in Pittsford Plaza
• JPMorgan reports lower Q3 profit, tops estimates
• RGRTA to buy 15 new buses
• States credits to aid Brighton firm's expansion
• Monro breaks ground on $4 million expansion
• Events benefit Aurora House and Purple Pony
• Victor music teachers performing to benefit students
• School notes east: Pittsford, Penfield, East Rochester, Rochester
• Saluting our service members west: Rochester
• New crime-fighting duo in Greece has 6 legs
• Jewelry maker keeps artistry alive
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• Protests against policies on our environment health/economics in Rochester/World
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• The Nazareth College Department of Theatre Arts opens their 2011/2012 season thi...
• Giancursio’s libel lawsuit dismissed by NYS Supreme Court
• Deals likely to aid New York's exports
• American Tax Funding Services owes Rochester
• Effort to make giving easier
• World Trade Center beam to be part of 9/11 memorial in Chili
• Huge bust in Rochester nets millions of dollars in cocaine, seizure of weapons
• Woman seriously hurt in one-car crash
• Jury finds Artamion J. Moore guilty in June 2010 fatal shooting
• Andrew Cuomo announces initiatives to cut waste, improve efficiency
• Kevin Minemier admits stabbing woman in Wegmans
• Developer to appeal judge's ruling in suit challenging Village of Victor
• Deal on overseas profits could help finance infrastructure bank
• Nonprofit merger is a template for 'more mercy'
• Camilla Bloomquist gets presidential award
• Turbine stops, Ginna shuts down
• Happening today: Book sale in Brighton
• Farm fumes create hazard in Batavia
• Forty years later, former police chaplain Tom D'Angelo moves on
• Accused bank robber appears in court
• Precision with Stem Cells a Step Forward for Treating M.S., Other Diseases
• Neurologist’s Talk Aimed at Parkinson’s Patients, Caregivers
• Report shows drop in applications for new patents in area
• Advertising pioneer to speak at Entrepreneurs Conference
• Alpina Foods breaks ground on new plant in Batavia
• OSHA cites Texas firm in death at water project site in Webster
• The Ernest Morrell lecture scheduled for tomorrow, Thursday, October 13, has bee...
• Activist and Author Jill Kelly on the Buffalo Campus in one week www.medaille.ed...
• No Fracking in Rochester, NY so don’t worry your pretty little heads
• Greece school board sends capital project to voters
• Designer Lucky Nahum making his fashion finale
• Designer Lucky Nahum making his fashion finale
• Clowns keep students moving at East Rochester school
• City postpones action on project
• PEF, Cuomo faceoff continues
• Students learn by helping flooded village
• Poet Billy Collins to visit MCC today
• RBA endorses county candidates
• Rochester Business Alliance declines to endorse school board candidates
• Artamion Moore's fate in jurors' hands
• Audit faults Webster schools on overtime
• Jeffrey Adair rejects push for county IT probe
• Most crime in Rochester near decade lows
• Grammy-Winning Parker Quartet Opens Eastman-Ranlet Series
• Brockport's first holiday of lights spectacular parade set for December 4th
• CEO sees bright future ahead for Paychex
• State awards contract to Corbi Systems
• DiNapoli warns of budget woes from falling Wall Street profits
• Poland orders $5M worth of radios from RF Communications
• Center schedules first Reshaping Rochester Awards
• Broadstone secures mortgages of downtown properties
• WITR-FM (89.7), RIT’s student-run campus radio station, joined more than 300 rad...
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• State workers' union on edge over looming contract deadline
• Board talks about site for MCC
• Midday shooting in Rochester is under investigation
• Hospitals collaborate to fight C. diff infection
• Bill would limit taxes on home improvements
• Exclusive: Frank Sterling says Mark Christie has no remorse
• Health fair discovers looming problems
• Three face drug charges in Batavia
• Service academies seek students
• Missing Greece woman found safe
• Man says Irondequoit police beat him
• Michael J. Fox to speak at RIT
• Man attacked on Erie Canal path
• Vampire invades Geva
• City hosts Hispanic heritage gala
• 'Band of Rebels' leads local Wall Street protest
• Scientists Look to Immune System to Handle Follicular Lymphoma
• Genesee Brewing bringing back 12 Horse Ale
• Main Street Reconstruction in Brockport October11th
• URMC COO to speak at venture capital forum
• ACECNY unveils display at Eastview
• ITT Rochester division awarded U.S. contract
• @OpWallStreet has no clear set of demands?
• Irondequoit police face civil rights lawsuit
• Rochester Urban League gets $300,000 grant
• Harris Corp. appoints new CEO
• Exclusive: Sterling says Christie has no remorse
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• Suicide by bullied boy inspires push for tougher laws
• Enjoy warm weather for now
• Hochstein seeks to help students with limited means
• Banks, government offices closed for Columbus Day
• Cheers, tears as veterans return home from visit
• Watchdog report: Sewer, drinking water systems need $75 billion in upgrades
• City considers loan to help with renovations on Jefferson Avenue apartment building
• Greece school renovations likely to be put to vote in December
• Writer dealing with blindness uses visual words
• RSD prepares for deaf superstar Signmark
• Victor confronts possibility of dissolution
• Man, 18, shot on Sander Street
• Happening today: Doggie Dress Up Day
• Hispanic Heritage Month events
• Family Halloween Parties at the National Museum of Play
• National Adoption Month The Heart Gallery Display at National Museum of Play
• Legendary Musical Figure Gunther Schuller in Rochester For Book Publication
• ‘Eastman-China Connection’ Features Beijing Chamber Ensemble in Concert
• Film Showing, Discussion for <em>Babies</em> Looks at Contemporary Parenting Across Cultures
• For Joe and Anna Buttaccio, a heroic rescue was just the first step
• Van Lare treatment plant exceeded discharge limits
• Drilling leases: Some wary, many welcoming
• Greater Rochester Soap Box Derby 'is about Americana'
• Alzheimer's stories humanize the stats
• Weekly agenda
• Happening today
• Region hosts five foreigners on State Department tour
• River Romance turns the spotlight on the Genesee
• William Catanese's selfless decision was greatest gift of all
• Virginia Sawdey, respected activist, dies
• First New York Death from Listeria Outbreak
• Death of Ontario County senior linked to listeria
• Yom Kippur observed today
• Siblings Lynn McKernan, William McKernan die in Pa. crash
• Weekend forecast offers outdoor comfort
• Midtown to cost Rochester $4.8 million more
• Ashley Hicks is first to win lead poisoning lawsuit in Monroe County
• Rental car business sues Rochester airport over bid
• Pizza box signs carry a decent message
• Happening today
• Patrick Rosenzweig facing fraud, other charges
• Emeterio Otero honored at city Latino event
• Push on to get voters registered
• Devante Hall, Johnell Webb charged in gunpoint robbery
• Elephant experts discuss the bold and the beautiful
• Two men have minor injuries after violent one-car crash
• City to pay $4.82M more for Midtown
• Event focuses on opportunities through tourism
• PT software targets telemarketers
• Orleans County town gets $1.4M in funding
• October 11, 2011 - Business Meeting Agenda
• September 27, 2011 - Education Meeting Minutes
• September 13, 2011 - Business Meeting Minutes
• ATTN: Rochester City School District high school graduates. Nazareth just increa...
• Virtu restaurant closed
• Main Street Reconstruction in Brockport after October 7th
• Early Dismisssal K- 5
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• Curtain rises on new Port of Rochester plans
• Yolanda Jones died in Ames St. crash in Rochester
• Soap Box Derby film '25 Hill' comes to Greece
• Fire prevention open house set
• Hispanic Heritage Month events
• Happening today
• Release of county budget called for
• Democrats seek UTC investigative panel
• Calvin Johnson sentenced 25 years to life for fatal shooting
• Webster plans to drop 3 police officers
• City school board tables superintendent search
• Mother Nature gives us extra taste of summer
• Panel: Issues facing black male students must be solved
• Medicaid relief for counties rejected
• Cries of 'liars' and 'greed' mark hydrofracking hearing
• Poll: Most say Kodak is important to the local economy's future
• Geva’s Festival of New Theatre 2011 Line-Up Announced
• Oxbo International merges with Dutch firm
• RF Communications gets Department of Defense order
• URMC receives $1.1 million grant
• RIT is conducting a test of its emergency communication systems until 5 p.m. today.
• You can also see a 5 minute clip from Mr. Pitts' appearance at Riverside High Sc...
• Couldn't make it to see Byron Pitts on Monday? Watch his inspirational appearanc...
• Constellation profits up 76 percent
• Constellation Brands reports jump in profit, announces acquisition
• Life is rosy for retired Greece teacher
• Michael Lillis, Ph.D., professor in the Department of Business, participated as...
• It’s that time of year again! The Phonathon is coming. Nazareth students, who be...
• Nazareth will celebrating next week's Coming Out Day with a variety of lectures...
• Medaille alum James Millard in this week's East Aurora Advertiser
• Steve Jobs changed the way we live, Rochester-area experts say
• For some, justice comes through communication, mediation
• Nursing homes to be dedicated today in Penfield
• Brockport students put on walking shoes
• Finger Lakes Museum would be boost to tourism, economy
• YWCA's Empowering Women Luncheon draws record crowd
• YWCA's Empowering Women Luncheon draws record crowd
• Group urges tougher domestic violence measures
• Court sets aside 25-year prison sentence of Newark's Ricky Baker, who set porch fire
• What I learn from the flowers in my yard
• Wall Street protesters gain support
• Proposed Gates budget set
• Open house Friday at N. Goodman school
• John Rendsland facing federal charge
• Medicaid costs dip in New York state
• Hispanic Heritage Month events
• Happening today: Let Louie make you laugh
• Health costs of N.Y. hydrofracking predicted
• Apply now for U.S. service academy
• Wilmot Cancer Center Social Worker Honored by Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester
• One-room schoolhouse offers lessons in history
• Five Below to open Victor location
• Hackerfest trade show slated this month at Hyatt
• Habitat for Humanity honors Mark IV Enterprises CEO
• Kodak completes sale of department to Silver Works
• Greece program helps kids start businesses
• Xerography inventor Carlson to be inducted into Hall of Fame
• Child Car Seat Checkpoint
• Man faces more charges of pointing gun at federal agent
• Occupy Wall Street movement gets a backer
• Congratulations, Kaeleigh B. for being our top Pokenaut. Kaeleigh was the freshm...
• Congratulations to the Nazareth women's soccer team for knocking off 25th-ranked...
• Instrumental Music Meetings for Parents
• Only 1.29% of voters voted in Gates fire district election
• Webster man sees helicopter suit dismissed
• In Williamson, scholars are letter perfect
• Hispanic Heritage Month events
• Happening today
• Police ID shooting victim
• Warner School dean reappointed
• Gates to get new firetrucks
• Wealth tax backers gather
• Pittsford zoning hearing postponed due to high turnout
• Downtown clock is timely addition
• Cutbacks elsewhere spare Rochester police layoffs
• Redistricting sides battle in court over inmate counts
• Report: Municipal salaries rise, but number of employees falls
• Pharmacists may help boost protection against the flu
• Pupils learn about life in Nicaragua
• NIH Funds Continued Research in Suicide Prevention in China
• Photos extend comforting hand to families of terminally ill
• Bonadio expands with office on Wall Street
• Home Properties details $25M project in Virginia
• Summit to focus on innovation for manufacturers
• Level 3 completes acquisitionof Global Crossing
• Kodak shares down again, dropping 12 percent
• WBFO covered this morning's visit to Riverside High School by Byron Pitts: hear...
• Working on a special guest for Rocktoberfest: Rolling Joe Café. 8-10 p.m. on or...
• Gates - a perfect example of how fire districts raise your taxes
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• News:
• Free movie on bees' plight to be shown today
• Survey: Consumer confidence drops statewide
• Pittsford man charged in fatal drunken driving crash in Vermont
• Zoning changes proposed in Pittsford
• Occupy Rochester inspired by Wall Street protests
• City police identify two men shot over weekend
• Suspect in fatal Amish crash allegedly on 'buffet of drugs'
• Caring for the dying is a labor of true love
• Woman dies after crash
• Man injured in city shooting
• Hispanic Heritage Month events
• Inspector general faults green jobs training program
• Funding pinch forces SEAC to focus on housing
• Panel discussion to address challenges of black male students
• URMC Orthopaedic Surgeon Wins Prestigious Fellowship
• School of Nursing Welcomes Three Senior Researchers
• Golisano Pediatrician Named President-Elect of AAP
• Rochester Victory Alliance, ImageOut, Bring Award-Winning Documentary to Film Fest
• Breast cancer walk brings out 8,700
• Byron Pitts in the Medaille College library, prior to his discussion with the Me...
• D4 LLC completes move to Andrews Street
• Consumer confidence falls in Rochester region
• Bankruptcy filings continue to fall
• Kodak shares up more than 80% after turbulent Friday
• Xerox chief technology officer Vandebroek honored
• Director of Student Activities, Jane Kelly, and more than 230 Naz students showe...
• Rocktoberfest on Wednesday 10/5, 7 p.m. On the Quad. Two local bands, Achillie...
• Bullied Brockport student to share her story on TV
• Michael Green's judicial nomination among 17 languishing in Senate
• Slain Perinton woman is identified
• Erie Canal calendar to feature area residents' photos
• Driver indicted on more serious charges in Amish crash
• Charles Schumer highlights loss of jobs to China
• Irondequoit, Sea Breeze vent frustrations over budget
• Museum acquires a Hispanic flair
• Broad Street work nearing completion
• Community shares pain of Sodus fire
• RIT investigates alleged cultural bias
• Practice of ballot security comes under fire
• Monroe County executive candidate calls for reform
• Members of Gandhi Institute celebrate special birthday
• Movie, jazz event today to raise funds for Little
• Breast cancer walk brings out 8,700
• Nursing Home Hospitalizations Often Driven by Payer Status
• The Gleaner is now available online! Read it here:
• Funds for New York's roads, bridges often take a wrong turn
• Hundreds of young fencers compete today at McQuaid
• Hilton celebrates a core commodity
• Retired teacher Alice Webster a wit with 'a fighting spirit'
• A bigger dose: Investigation reveals millions more in payments to doctors
• Douglas A. Irish pleads not guilty in Perinton slaying
• URMC working to close loopholes
• SOTA is a model for city school success
• Hispanic Heritage Month events
• Happening today
• Brighton proposes budget that lowers tax rate
• Drug companies have hired doctors with troubled histories
• Mom, daughter die in Sodus fire
• Main Street Reconstruction in Brockport October 1st to 3rd
• BHS Student Art Show at the Rochester Airport
• Judge Vincent Dinolfo says he wasn't involved with UTC
• Mayor Thomas Richards: Rochester to 'go down swinging' on PAETEC merger
• Deployed dad Capt. Rob Zielinski makes surprise visit
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo open to 'tweaking' union contract
• Happening today
• Red Mass serves as time for reflection
• It's that time of year — cooler, wetter, windier
• German arms dealer Karl Kleber returns for court hearing
• Three-vehicle crash injures four people
• 'Wizard of unwanted' recycles creatively
• DMV suspends rule waiving eye tests
• On Occasion Of Eastman School Of Music’s 90th Anniversary, Exhibits Profile Performance History
• Kodak stock plunges after published reports say it is weighing bankruptcy
• Yankees AAA team to play games at Frontier, in Batavia
• Concentrix buys Northern Ireland firm
• City asks FCC to weigh negative impact of Paetec sale
• RG&E plans $250 million in upgrades
• Poll shows support for non-Indian casinos
• (sorry to not have posted this sooner!) Medaille alum Ralph R. Hernandez honored...
• 2011 SCHOOL TAXES DUE
• President Braveman discusses Nazareth as a “veteran friendly college” in his lat...
• Naz alum and director of GM's Fuel Cell group, Dan O'Connell, is pulling back th...
• Author and CBS News Correspondent Byron Pitts will be speaking at Medaille on Mo...
• John Rendsland accused of brandishing loaded handgun, pointing it at Secret Service agent
• Veil of secrecy lifted on Kodak spy satellite work
• Democrats allege UTC contract rigged, law broken
• Hispanic Heritage Month events
• Happening today
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo, union remain at odds
• Jail escapee enters guilty plea
• Newark hospital updating ER
• Women's Hall of Fame to induct nursing pioneer Loretta C. Ford
• Women's Hall of Fame to induct nursing pioneer Loretta C. Ford
• County clerks, others upset with vision tests change
• Monroe County, URMC get grant to improve community wellness
• Mark Christie describes how he killed Viola Manville
• Main Street Reconstruction in Brockport Friday September 30th
• Vietnam veteran elected to national office
• Webster Comfort Care offers free caregiver courses
• Drop off unwanted meds in Victor
• Eastside Y celebrates 5 years
• Comprehensive Breast Care Center to Host Fifth Annual Breast Health Day
• Sales of Pink Ribbon Bagels to Benefit James P. Wilmot Cancer Center
• Paychex gives $100,000 to Golisano Children's Hospital
• Coalition pushes for reform to scaffold law
• Harris Interactive reports a bigger loss for Q4
• State sets workshop for economic development
• Bills, St. John Fisher reach agreement on training camp
• $3.5M grant to fund public health project
• Defense Department awards $103M contract to Xerox
• THIS SATURDAY OCT 1, 8pm. Nazareth College Arts Center ***For tickets: (585) 389...
• A little rain is no match for the power of barbeque. Thanks to students and staf...
• Dr. Nevan Fisher being interviewed for a Naz recruitment video!
• The marketing department is shooting a video in Clock Tower Commons today. We ne...
• The Department of Inclusive Childhood Education now has a Facebook page - "like"...
• There will be an information session for the International Service Exchange to L...
• Webster center open for fun and fitness
• Layoff notices go out to 3,500 New York state employees after pact rejected
• Sculptor involved in MAG project under fire
• Who knew what, when central to audit's allegation
• Faithful recognize Jewish New Year
• Immigration bust arrests 8 fugitives in Monroe County
• Happening today: Have a tasteful time at library
• Angels of Mercy sewing seeds of change around globe
• Lake Ontario water-level plan due later this year
• Pedro Nunez honored as 'unsung hero' at city event
• Event for homeless a show of compassion
• Route 251 paving job set to begin today
• More red light cameras going up
• Officials oppose new DMV vision rules
• Man who grabbed teen is sought
• Lockdown ends at Attica prison
• Hispanic Heritage Month events
• Alzheimer's disease sufferers tell stories
• URMC, Monroe County Awarded $3.6M to Help Create a Healthier Community
• Man Gets 2nd Chance on Life, Fatherhood with New Heart, New Baby
• Strong Fertility Center Benefit to Aid CARE for Cancer Survivors
• Tax Rate Decrease And Zero Tax Levy Increase In The 2012 Tentative Budget
• Time Warner to add technician jobs at Mount Hope facility
• DEC issues draft regulations for fracking in N.Y.
• County opens ecopark facility in Chili
• Highlands breaks ground on expansion in Pittsford
• Boylan Code has reception to celebrate new space
• Badger Technologies moving work to expanded facility
• New York and World Rabies Day
• "Congress on your Corner" w/ reps from Brian Higgins' staff at the Buffalo Campu...
• Moody's cuts ratings on Kodak
• RBA Ad Campaign Should Focus On Getting More Kids To School
• Six people injured in Chili crash
• For Buffalo Bills' sake, let's stay in the moment
• Anti-drug concert to be performed at SOTA
• Trial begins in 1997 slaying
• Forum on fracking is Thursday
• Public Employees Federation rejects state contract
• Sen. Charles Schumer has no regrets when downtown projects fail
• Liquid petroleum storage plan on Seneca Lake draws mixed comments
• Port of Rochester upgrade in drydock
• Ed Cox stays atop state GOP
• Local group emphasizes prevention in wake of Buffalo teen's death
• City school attendance concerns Bolgen Vargas
• Forum to collect input on Alzheimer's care
• Postal workers protest cost-cutting proposals
• Rochester police investigator Bill Lawler to retire
• UR joins 'pervasive computing' effort
• Authority votes against wind farms in Lakes Ontario, Erie
• URMC, Thompson talk about affiliation
• Alzheimer's exercise class helps patients, caregivers
• The Highlands at Pittsford Breaks Ground on Major Expansion
• As Lupus Therapies Gain Traction, URMC Offers Free Education Session
• Monroe Community College advances to WNYAC semis
• Holiday packages for the troops
• Paychex tops Street expectations for its first-quarter profit, revenues
• Power Authority ends proposed offshore wind project
• Schumer calls on Coast Guard to turn over parcel to city
• State high-tech effort to boost jobs in Canandaigua
• Wings Over Rochester coming to Henrietta
• URMC, Thompson Health exploring formal affiliation
• Retired major general to speak at veterans event
• The video is now up for the Bikes@Naz story on News8. Take a look!
• Tomorrow the Alzheimer’s Association will co-host a public Input Session with Na...
• Friday evening at the university-wide Open House, Nazareth professor Dr. Monica...
• TEDX Buffalo is all about changing the world - head over to their site for a cha...
• Great story on our new bikes@Naz program!
• Main Street Reconstruction in Brockport Tuesday September 27th
• Faceoff on liquid petroleum gas set for today
• Greece residents seriously injured in Kendall crash
• Cocktail party today precedes Fashion Week
• Ex-Amerk Sean McMorrow pleads guilty to marijuana smuggling
• Cuomo's initiative provides a silver lining for jobless
• First veteran laid to rest at Sampson Veterans Memorial Cemetery
• Marlowe Washington's lawsuit dismissed
• N.Y. asks for waiver on primary date
• SUNY graduation, retention rates edge up
• Bill Clinton to help promote Cuomo's agenda
• Don't shroud mental illness in secrecy
• Push for budget date change fails
• Police identify man shot Friday
• Pickup crashes into General Motors building
• Physician censured by state health board
• Lois Giess named to board of schools project
• Hispanic Heritage Month events
• DEC moves to expand offices as gas drilling looms
• Anti-smoking effort called lacking
• Thompson Health and URMC Explore Formal Affiliation
• URMC Department of Surgery Boasts Five New Faculty
• Public Information Meeting Scheduled for Brighton Veterans Memorial Project
• Federal funds to pay for new Veterans Clinic facility
• Public Works Committee Date and Time Change
• RIT to receive $1.5M for jobs training, industry improvements
• Shares fall 23 percent after Kodak taps credit line
• Poll: New Yorkers divided on Obama second term
• Northwest board OKs share buyback
• Gourmet shop to open in East Rochester
• New law expands ownership at firms
• Golisano-led investor group puts millions into Torvec
• Korea vet Clinton Van Gelder first to be buried at Sampson cemetery
• Special Events
• Marlowe Washington's lawsuit dismissed
• Serious Infectious Illnesses in New York
• News 8 on campus for the new Bikes@Naz program!
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• Erie Community College students and faculty, take note!
• Website lists Andrew Cuomo's schedule, hosts chats
• 4th and 5th Grade Meet the Teacher Night
• Ontario County man accused of leaving 3 children alone
• Kenyans visit partner church here
• How they started: Hochstein School of Music
• Hispanic Heritage Month calendar
• Jews address domestic violence
• Russian linked to Wayne millionaire's disappearance may leave prison
• Dr. Juanita Pitts elected president of Douglass Association
• Lower prices at pump help ease the pain in hard times
• Charles Schumer accuses OnStar of invading privacy
• Mercy Flight called to Orleans crash
• Workshop addresses stuttering
• Pumpkins not as plentiful this year but still available
• Happening today: Scatterday to conduct Eastman
• Making American Music Concerts At The National Museum Of Play
• Bullying leaves tormented students, helpless parents
• Monroe Community College Tribunes miss an opportunity
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• Monroe Community College splits with Mercyhurst
• Grandpa Bob's candy store takes sweet step into past
• Canandaigua's Renee Burns chases dancing dream
• Victor student Bailey Kem takes walking to faster heights
• Coastal cleanup collects tons of trash across Monroe County
• Bullying among girls becoming more physical
• Family gets back to basics in Hemlock
• Muddy struggle at RIT is good fun for charity
• Muddy struggle at RIT is good fun for charity
• Bullying leaves tormented students, helpless parents
• New York's roads, bridges need expansive, expensive work
• 'Rochester Agreement' inspires dialogue
• Weekly agenda
• Happening today
• Unity gets $1 million gift from family
• Heather Spriesterbach dies from injuries in Sweden crash
• Gerald Smythe loved to garden with Hilda
• Lifespan to begin Medicare, EPIC seminars
• It wasn't fear that kept bullied teen from talking
• Hateful texts, voicemails end after visit to school psychologist
• Federal health reform law stalled in Albany
• Sunday's temps to approach 80 degrees
• Pittsford twins skip birthday presents to help elderly woman
• Ontario County man leaves 3 kids home alone, now faces charges
• Revitalizing Brockport one porch at a time
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo veto keeps fireworks illegal in New York
• New York eases payback rules on income taxes
• Unlikely alliance coalesced to fix Rochester's schools
• Paul Monachino, East Rochester police officer, pleads not guilty in crash
• Rochester police investigate Seventh Street shooting
• Spoon drive for Haiti becomes flatware windfall
• Open house today to highlight I-Square project in Irondequoit
• PAETEC limbo complicates tax credit financing at Midtown
• Parents, not art, drive city's success story
• Happening today
• Strong exhibit shows football is more than game
• Internet cafe closes, was focus of state probe
• Due to rain and predicted thunderstorms, the fireworks display originally schedu...
• B&L names new leader of Global Vision Care
• Designers, business owners to discuss Corn Hill neighborhood
• Lodge at Springwater set for grand opening
• First Niagara adds senior executive
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• September 27, 2011 - Education Meeting Agenda
• Homecoming
• Fred Jackson of the Buffalo Bills at Medaille yesterday!
• Community Sex Offender Notification
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• Join us this morning for the Grand Opening of the College Archives (lower level...
• Attorney general to review Monroe County local development corporation
• Poll: If not Paetec, plurality favors casino as focus at Midtown
• RIT to share plans for solving global challenges
• Plans for west-side interchange shared
• Hispanic Heritage Month events
• Happening today
• Rochester school board acts on contract
• Man killed in tree accident ID'd as Rocco A. Messura
• Wife killer Walter Casper arrested again
• Upgrades to Erie Canal Trail unveiled
• Across nation, legislators get perks
• Panel: Citizen photojournalists deserve protection
• County Democrats seek more oversight of all LDCs
• Hospital helps promote literacy among children
• Rochester to keep East End police foot patrols
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• Green living basks in limelight at event
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• Hilton's Mary Levindowski goes missing, is found
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• Houses turn to empty lots on Garson Avenue
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• Firefighter Paul Skelly's name added to Wall of Honor
• Documentary to tell tale of Albion Santa Claus
• SUNY Geneseo launches public part of fund drive
• UR study examines menopause's overlooked issue
• Monthly Recitals by Eastman Performers Return at Historic Church
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• Regional Distributors completes $2M expansion
• Report: N.Y.'s tax collections lower than projected
• Shareholders OK 4-to-1 stock split at CNB
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• Couple creates cancer resource for parents
• Eric Magin, Kelly Hansen accused of breaking into Livingston County sheriff's car
• Adam Parcells not in right mind when he killed daughters, mom says
• Future Latino leaders get chance to hone skills
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• Bill would move up Monroe County budget release date
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• Strong National Museum of Play News - September 13, 2011
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• New Works Spotlight Distinctive and Majestic Sounds of Craighead-Saunders Organ
• Two women behind new mural in Irondequoit's 'downtown'
• Total research funding falls at RIT for 2011
• Arc of Monroe County raises $2.5M for new center
• N.Y. gets $55.4M for small-business leading efforts
• Paychex hires new vice president of sales
• Region continues to add jobs
• Frontier donates $100,000 in equipment to RIT
• Natcore gets patent for solar technology
• Conditions continue to worsen for N.Y. manufacturers
• Graham receives $4.3 million in orders
• French Road Elementary School Receives National Blue Ribbon School Designation
• Remembering the Brighton Disaster
• Lorraine Beane watched over Greece's treasured history
• Brockport's 'Bread Man' will offer his wisdom in Gates
• Fairport memories: House of early residents still stands
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• Benito Mussolini's clothes possibly found in Webster
• Main Street Detour update September 15th -16th
• Rochester students get more options in 2012
• Jason Richardson pleads guilty to first-degree rape
• Full honors paid at funeral for fallen Dundee soldier Christopher Scott
• New York to enforce a portion of teacher evaluation rules
• Vote alters upstate district math
• 'Unknown owner' lots still accrue taxes
• Calvin K. Johnson found guilty of murder
• Wounded warriors paddling for new life
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• Midtown funding announced
• Happening today: Concert at Harro East
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• Explosion in Mumford may have saved worker's life
• B&L to introduce laser surgery tool for cataracts
• City to receive $2 million in federal funding to redevelop Midtown
• Free event targets Ontario County businesses
• Renovations at Westfall Heights complex complete
• Harris RF unit gets $29 million in Air Force orders
• RGRTA unveils GPS technology signage
• Hazlitt marks Grape Fest at former Widmer site
• RBA to honor Top 100 at annual meeting
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• Majority Of Incumbents Prevail In Democratic Primary For RCSD School Board
• Swing bridge debate goes back and forth
• Jury to decide whether Calvin Johnson meant to kill
• Ceremony remembers Attica's forgotten victims
• Explosion, 3-alarm blaze at Burnwell Gas in Mumford
• Rochester incumbents have good day in primaries
• FLCC gets $3 million to lead biology initiative
• Small-town rankings prompt pride and worry
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• Finalists for Toy Hall of Fame
• Disaster aid money moves forward in U.S. Senate
• 126 bills await Gov. Andrew Cuomo's signature
• Betty Tyson accused of shoplifting
• Robber awaiting sentencing arrested in credit union heist
• John Lightfoot scores political comeback in legislature primary
• 5 local colleges rise in rankings
• Report: Hospital readmissions cost New York billions
• Girl Scouts Name Nancy M. Bennett a ‘Woman of Distinction’
• Memorial Concert Pays Tribute To Life and Work of Hornist Verne Reynolds
• Geva Opens the Season with ‘On Golden Pond’
• TCMS 7/8 Grade Musical Auditions
• Area schools appear on national rankings
• Nominees announced for National Toy Hall of Fame
• FLCC receives $3.35M to create national science research model
• Carestream unveils portable digital X-ray system
• Tops pharmacy pays $250,000 to resolve fraud claim
• Parker steps down as dean of nursing school at UR
• Kodak, Xerox make sustainability index
• 'Ugly Betty' star to give keynote speech here
• Vuzix chairman gets stock option
• Vehicle sales rev up in August
• The Bug is most likely already planning next year's "stuff" event!
• Nazareth College is getting top marks from US News & World Report--check it out!
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• September 2, 2011 - Special Meeting Minutes
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• Colleges' fiscal faith tested by tough economy
• Man admits to shooting friend playing a form of Russian roulette
• Remember Noel Parcells' open heart, mourners told
• Roller-coaster temperatures are returning
• Polls open today for first round of voting in city, elsewhere
• Little relief seen at gasoline pump
• Greentopia festival is about living greener, healthier lives
• State tourism officials aim to lure visitors with Underground Railroad history
• Shootings leave man, woman injured
• Recovery comes slowly as flood waters recede
• Red Cross to offer Citizen CPR Sept. 24
• Public hearing for seniors today
• Michael Brown charged with reckless driving
• Happening today: Garden tour at Eastman House
• Annual Gala will take Guests to Wonderland for an Evening
• 2 female ex-astronauts with local ties discuss future in space
• Main Street Detour update September 12th -14th
• TCMS 7/8 Grade Musical Auditions
• PTSA Meeting with the Principal
• RF Communications unveils 'smart radio' system
• Warner School receives grant to develop math, science teachers
• Authority to give details on Recharge New York
• Watts tutoring center opens in Rochester
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• Rochester man critically wounded
• Grants aim to help improve care for aging
• Youth, family mental health center opens on Humboldt Street
• Flooded farms await U.S. aid
• Local 9/11 ceremonies recall 'courage, supreme sacrifice'
• Tanker rolls over on I-390
• Possible environmental threats being addressed in Greece
• Mud left behind ruins homes
• Fitness saved him after crash
• Congressman Ely gets up close and personal to Civil War
• Hard choices, high impact for voters
• Happening today: It's always time for a story
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• Flaum Eye Institute Expert to Discuss Thyroid Eye Disease Oct. 6
• Kathy P. Parker Steps Down as School of Nursing Dean
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• A $750K Boost for Math, Science Teacher Preparation
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• People line route to honor Christopher J. Scott
• Clothesline Festival draws thousands
• Hilton pupils receive honor for reading
• Taking stock of all we've lost since 9-11
• Fresh starts, tributes, time help survivors heal
• Troops, families forever changed
• Security efforts better, but not perfect
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• DEC officer has searing memories of 9/11
• Kids' faces haunt 9/11 firefighter Rey Palacios
• Military family felt the strain of war
• Local volunteers share lessons learned at Ground Zero
• Muslims face tough road in U.S.
• 16-acre site is heart and soul of National September 11 museum
• Age no barrier to swim across lake
• Keeping life in balance led to excellence for Robert Brandon
• American Legion post honored
• Hard-hit Southern Tier towns see improvement
• County could finish year in the red, or black
• 8 Democratic candidates vying for spots in city school board primary
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• Brockport’s great response to Vietnam Veterans of America fund drive
• Binghamton region flood damage assessed
• President Obama declares emergency in 15 N.Y. counties
• Appeals court to hear arguments in Greece town prayer case
• Rochester schools could get $56 million from Obama's jobs plan
• Rochester's Dorian Townsend dies after shooting
• Kathleen Quinlan on hand for 'After' premiere
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• Jury acquits Craig Hasman in road rage shooting
• Area firefighters help out flood victims in Binghamton
• State ends investigation of C. diff outbreak at Batavia hospital
• Fall leaf colors still being determined
• Several Monroe County Legislature seats in play in Tuesday's primary voting
• BHS Fall Play Callbacks
• N.Y. hotels see annual boost in Labor Day tourism
• Trade group honors Rochester RHIO
• Victor firm receives NIH grant to develop educational material
• URMC prof to serve on NIH Council of Councils
• Macedon lawmaker now ranking Republican on Ways and Means
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• Volunteers needed tomorrow for the Buckland Creek Restoration Process
• City Council panel OKs filling in part of Inner Loop
• Greece students head back to school
• RIT exhibit captures the tragedy of 9/11
• Binghamton flood at historic levels, devastates region
• Kansas City officials eyeing George Markert for police chief post
• Readers see long-term impact of 9/11 personally, professionally
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• Soldier's remains to return Saturday
• Area 9/11 commemorations
• Mobile health unit to serve homeless
• Rival candidates battle for party lines in Irondequoit
• Noel Parcell's mom relates chilling details
• Appliance rebate program runs out of money quickly
• Amateur historian tells stories of Civil War stories soldiers
• BHS Fall Play Auditions
• Tillinghast re-elected as Hispanic Business Association chair
• RGH unveils online bill-paying system
• Schumer urges consideration of city in Paetec-Windstream deal
• White House adviser to speak at veterans center
• Transcat acquires calibration services business
• Jolt Cola founder launches new line of nutrient-enhanced drinks
• The Nazareth Women's Tennis team made an appearance at the US OPEN! Click on the...
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• $4.5 million arrives at University of Rochester for nerve research
• Mothers of Noel, Mia Parcells tried to find girls
• Emailed death threats against Danny Wegman, Colleen Wegman end in arrest
• LetsMoveRocKids.com aims to help prevent childhood obesity
• Irondequoit corner gets splash of color
• Rochester may examine housing for homeless
• State 9/11 flag overshadows Joanne Galvin's memorial flag
• Fracking may create up to 37,000 jobs
• Two Rochester City Council primaries Tuesday
• RocCity Scholars getting a chance to excel
• Racetracks make case for legalizing N.Y. casinos; tribes oppose it
• Happening today: Music, poetry marks 9/11
• Guests share important first-day lessons with Henrietta students
• Congress considers disaster aid increase
• Candidates promise fairness
• 15-year-old boy shot in city
• Local 9-11 remembrance events
• Majority says government more problem than solution
• BHS Acting Workshop
• URMC lab receives $4.5 million for stem cell research
• Home Properties says Irene impact minimal
• AARP honors Greater Rochester YMCA as top employer
• Smokey Robinson to perform at foundation's fundraiser
• Public invited to comment on fracking impact statement
• Regional Make-A-Wish chapters merge operations
• 9/11 10th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony
• Last Day To Order Yearbooks Online
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• Hilton man kills 2 daughters, self at campground
• Lawyers focus on motivation behind fatal shooting
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• Celebrating some patently obvious Rochesterians
• MCC played host to heavy hitters at an education conference Tuesday.
• Proposals made to improve alerts on sex offenders
• Changes come at Brockport food pantry
• Area soldier died from wounds suffered in attack
• Flag honors victims, helpers
• Change in prisoner counting means big upstate hit in redistricting
• Lots at stake for New York in jobs debate
• Senecas willing to gamble on Rochester casino
• Ex-area astronauts discuss future in space
• Neighborhood group is keystone for change
• Locafest- Local Living Fest- by the Center for Sustainable Living
• Brighton To Hold 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony
• Stem Cell Efforts to Treat Neurological Disease Bolstered With $4.5 Million
• Curb Your Car Week Fall 2011
• Study Links Drinking Pattern to Alcohol’s Effect on Heart Health
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• Diaz and Johnson earn end-of-the season honors for the Webster Yankees
• Ecovation parent to buy back $1 billion worth of shares
• RDDC announces details for Urban Nights event
• New coffee shop opens in Highland Park
• Chambers sponsor event on customer service
• Mahany Welding Supply breaks ground on Gates facility
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• Dundee grad's body returns to U.S.
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• Coverage from WIVB from freshmen move-in!
• Cuomo vows quick repairs on Adirondacks highway
• Labor Day celebration fraught with concerns over economy
• Child porn case could be test of Miranda rights
• Two seek party nod in Brighton
• Watchdog report: Critics rap film tax breaks
• New all-male high school focuses on structure, values
• Poet to reprise 9/11 work
• City has treated 4,300 ash trees
• Researchers to study viruses in kids
• Chili Wegmans briefly evacuated
• Meeting set on fire service in Brighton
• Leandra's Law arrest made
• Happening today: 'Golden Pond' begins at Geva
• 59 arrested at Toby Keith concert
• Incomplete, Unfair Coverage Of RCSD School Board Candidates
• Trash pickup is one day later this week
• St. Andrew Church celebrates its history
• Competitors strut their stuff in drum corps championships
• Surgical infections persist in state, reports coalition
• Exhibit explores author who shunned the spotlight
• Labor Day Parade begins at 11 a.m.
• Unions unite nationwide and locally
• Incentive reduces number of potential layoffs
• Dundee graduate Christopher J. Scott killed in Afghanistan
• Wald's perseverance and vision had a big impact
• Rochester house fire displaces family
• Labor Day closings
• Immunization clinic extends hours
• Happening today: Watkins and Rapiers at the Little
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• Localvore Fair whets appetites
• Top Presbyterian official Cynthia Bolbach speaks about changes
• Public remains barred from Attica prison riot files after 40 years
• New major, building at University of Rochester to elevate digital studies
• Battle of the Bulge veterans maintain bond
• Sept. 11 commemorations
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• Labor Day Parade is Monday
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• Man accused of raping girl, 6, in Sodus
• Apology sought from Andrew Cuomo for state's actions
• Growing frustration for New York's Irene's victims
• Cuts in Pre-Trial Services have had mixed impact
• Bolgen Vargas soothes jangled nerves in Rochester schools
• Fire damages Wright Street home
• Orientation leaders getting the first-year students where they need to go.
• Inside the Kevin I. Sullivan Campus Center with our parents, students and guests...
• A perfect pic to welcome our parents and students. The picnic begins now!
• Bostick tabbed NYCBL Player of the Year
• It's a beautiful and warm day for the class of 2015 to move in to campus. Welcome!
• Rochester may explore labor pact
• Rochester students get a hearty welcome back
• Greece police issue 3,000 tickets
• Northgate Plaza in Greece attracts two new tenants
• Attica Correctional Facility riot remains hot research topic
• Proposed Chili to Churchville trail under study
• Hard work pays off, even in 'failing' schools
• Events remembering Sept. 11
• Happening today
• Scott Pescara convicted of shooting deputy in Sweden standoff
• City, group to revisit lakefront development in Canandaigua
• Rochester police to learn from Emily Good case
• Irene causes millions in damage to state parks
• 'Labor for your Neighbor' to aid cleanup
• Rolls-Royce Group to buy R. Brooks in Williamson
• Non-profit in Canandaigua to focus on lakefront development
• Bankruptcy filings continue to decline in region
• RIT names VP for diversity and inclusion
• Institute for Healthcare Improvement honors RGH
• State rebate program available for appliances
• Brust named NYCBL Coach of the Year
• Mark your calendars for 9/16:
• Cuomo launches 'Labor for your Neighbor' to aid storm cleanup
• Seneca Foods, Allens terminate negotiations on planned merger
• Acceptable Use Policy (AUP): BCSD Employees - Revised 2010
• Let's try it again: welcome to Medaille!
• Panoramic of the campus - such a lovely summer day today!
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• Medaille's Student Success Center - ready to welcome students for the fall semes...
• Sounding of sirens to mark 9/11
• Bill Carpenter named new CEO of RGRTA
• Ontario, Durand beaches have enjoyed good summers in an atypical season
• Manville slaying investigation generates plenty of evidence
• West Irondequoit welcomes its first day of school
• Plurality gives nod to Perry as strongest GOP candidate
• Irene cleanup in N.Y. could take months
• Even before Irene, many rural bridges deemed deficient
• Community support allowed Jordan Health Center to acquire Westside Health Services
• Teen answers door, gets shot
• RIT plans to hold 9/11 photo exhibit
• Rochester police to teach course at Vanguard High
• Watchdog report: Not all stories as juicy as they first appear
• Holiday weekend to bring rain, cooler temperatures
• Happening today: Balloon launch
• Disaster relief spurs debate over spending
• News from The Strong - August 30, 2011
• BHS Acting Workshop
• RGRTA board unanimously approves Carpenter as next CEO
• Tops to buy grocery store in Hilton
• Area funeral director elected to association's post
• Revenues up 20 percent at CooperVision
• M&T Bank commits $100,000 to RCSD scholarship program
• September 2, 2011 - Special Meeting Agenda
• New York State Testing Schedule for 2011-12
• Donate household goods to Vietnam Veterans of America September 9th
• The thing you absolutely have to have when going back to school is: ____________
• Bomb scare shuts down portion of Lake Avenue
• Scholar Robert Fay to discuss science, religion at Roberts Wesleyan
• School districts renovate, renew as opening day approaches
• Rescuers recount effort to save crane operator in Genesee gorge
• James Sprague named Canandaigua official
• Ex-bus monitor Paul E. Kinney gets seven years in prison
• Perinton man sentenced for DWI that killed woman on way to church
• Divided district on display at meeting with Buerkle
• Animal control officer charged in deaths of 2 dogs
• Damage in New York from Irene is $1 billion
• Sentence handed down in racino-related kidnapping case
• Man charged in woman's slaying
• Happening today: Senior day at Seabreeze
• Wine Tasting, Auction to Benefit Residents of The Living Center
• Bostick and Urckfitz head the roll call of Webster Yankee alums
• We need you on a bike to Greentopia September 17th
• MVP seeks permission to hike premiums rates in 2012
• FTC ends waiting period for Windstream-Paetec deal
• Rao to retire from Saunders College at RIT
• Overall consumer confidence rebounds slightly in August
• Bills games vs. Oakland, Philly sold out
• Report shines light on discouraged workers, under-employed
• New freshmen arrive at RIT during Move-In day 2011. An estimated 2,500 freshmen...
• Crane operator dies as rescuers work to free him in gorge
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• Obama declares disaster area in New York after hurricane
• We're prepping on campus for the arrival of the class of 2015 this weekend! http...
• The DiMarco Group, Penfield spar over rezoning as BayTowne Plaza struggles
• RIT president stresses diversity while welcoming students
• RIT president stresses diversity while welcoming students
• Sandy Frankel criticizes Maggie Brooks, takes stance on MCC site
• Jerry Stahl gets a well-deserved honor
• Happening today
• Hearing set in escape case
• Andrew Hampton found guilty in fatal beating
• Daughter discovers slain mom's body
• West Bloomfield to consider gravel mine proposal
• University of Rochester Medical Center Flu Clinics Begin Sept. 7
• Report: Construction employment rises in region
• Kodak shares rise after report on patent interest
• Grants to boost training for nurses
• Elizabeth Wende Breast Care to open clinic
• Pactiv receives state grant for expansion project
• Cash-strapped N.Y. faces huge cleanup bill from Irene
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• EMS, hospitals find ways to speed treatment for heart attacks
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• Beyond Pills: Cardiologists Examine Alternatives To Halt High Blood Pressure
• Lancers kick off indoor soccer season Nov. 4
• Majority of NYers say electronic gadgets enhance quality of life
• City official nominated for canal commission
• More units head downstate to help
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• Special Meeting re proposals for West Brighton Fire Protection District
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• City looking for help with harbor master plan
• Grant to aid in upgrades at Turning Point
• 27% pay increase urged for state judges
• Terry Moyer Jr., 17, dies in Orleans County car crash
• Irene buffets us with a glancing blow
• Some municipalities threatening overrides of new property-tax cap
• 1971 Attica riot may offer clues for prison reform
• Taste of the Town in Greece draws big crowd
• Woman helped inspire settlehouse movement in Rochester
• Mentors needed for ex-inmates
• New organization to assist kidney patients
• Man shot in convenience store
• Happening today: Story time at Brockport library
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• Downgraded Irene moves up coast, whips through Rochester
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• Rochester's take-home car policy fuels debate on cost of free rides
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• Advocacy groups to conduct candidates forum
• Rocker Mickey Lee Lane soared in 1960s
• Madeline Rockwell, 62, takes final vows as a Sister of Mercy
• Irondequoit rally urges Ann Marie Buerkle to support job creation
• Volunteers clean local beach as part of national effort
• Tax cap vexes local municipalities
• Son's rowing with Pittsford Crew leads mom to coaching
• Pittsford war re-enactor steeped in mud, rain of history
• Madeleine Mascitti, 16, and Richard Scott, 86, bond in work and play
• Website offers happy news all the time
• Pittsford Highlands Chorus ready for debut
• Kidney donation closely links two for life
• Couple, married 66 years, blazing trails
• Hurricane Irene puts New York in a state of emergency
• Firefighters to show how their craft evolved
• Rochester passes mayoral concession bill
• Maggie Brooks willing to wait to find right MCC site
• Nearly 200 Rochester summer school graduates don cap, gown
• Pataki won't run for president
• Eddie Palmer pleads guilty to aiding an escape from jail
• Erica Bryant: During drug searches cops often find innocent kids
• Four men shot in separate incidents
• Bicyclist hit by minivan in city
• Irondequoit resident faces child porn charge
• RIT employee faces federal child porn charge
• Area manufacturers counter downward national trend
• Turning Point Park gets grant for upgrades
• Genesee Brewing announces Rock the Cans, ROCtoberfest
• Financial Institutions completes redemption of subordinated debt
• Judge accepts Rochester report on minority hiring
• Excel Educational Services expands in renovated location
• New restaurant to open in Spencerport
• Pataki won't run for president
• Rochester man commits suicide at State Fair, trooper says
• Cuomo orders shutdown of N.Y.C.-area transport; deploys 900 Guard soldiers
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• Rochester School District to post audits on web
• Center at East High to help students prep for college
• Awards spotlight contributions in non-profit arena
• Majority favors legalizing non-Indian casinos in New York
• Drivers skip on $3 million in E-Z Pass Thruway tolls
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• The Strong gets $500,000 grant
• Lakesia Binion admits lying to federal agent
• Rev. Charles Walker helped bring changes to divinity school
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• Gov. Andrew Cuomo visits State Fair
• Local Libyans encouraged by downfall of Moammar Gadhafi
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• City, URMC Sponsor Women’s Health Screening Fair at Public Market
• Buffalo arena becomes First Niagara Center
• Center at the Strong gets grant from Excellus
• Citizens Bank moves branch
• Economic development council sets workshops
• Sailing championship coming to Rochester
• Personal income rose in the Rochester region
• Horses give the disabled a leg up on life in Riga
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• County Seniors Day salutes ABVI
• Tom Wahl's signs licensing agreement with Wahlberg brothers
• Fire damages three businesses in Gates
• Missing Greece man Ryan Weidel found, taken into custody
• Dan Maffei to run again, but district might no longer include Monroe County
• Return of college students means boost for local economy
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• Rush historians at odds over missing artifacts
• Deputy testifies about getting shot in Sweden standoff
• City Council to vote Friday on mayoral vacancies
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• State judge rules in favor of teachers union on new evaluation system
• Plea deal likely in death of woman
• Pension costs for state and local governments to jump 16 percent
• Happening today: Greek fest opens
• Driver ticketed in fatal crash
• Debut of Greentopia Festival in High Falls district
• Bridge proposal rejected
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• Rep. Kathy Hochul visits several Rochester employers
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• Roy Bannister injured in propane tank explosion
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• LuxMobile heads group of local firms on annual Inc. list
• Airport first in N.Y. to get new screening software
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• Victor woman killed in N.C. crash
• Wide financing gaps separate City Council candidates
• Police keep busy with weekend crimes, accidents, drowning
• George Pataki weighs a 2012 run
• Church offers prayers for better business climate, more jobs
• Tornado in Wayne County had winds of at least 115 mph
• Woman convicted in trial over year's first homicide
• Vote on contractor law delayed by county lawmakers
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• Hearing to be held on proposed mine in West Bloomfield
• Baden Street opened as a haven for immigrants
• Violent weather damages homes in Wayne, Cayuga counties
• Rochester group launches website devoted to schizophrenia
• Rochesterians' fraternity celebrates 'a dream fulfilled' as MLK memorial opens
• City reviewing plans for 44-unit complex on Latta Road
• Body found in back of SUV in Rochester
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• Brighton Vet to Stitch 9/11 Flag
• Three-alarm fire on Britton Road leaves 8 homeless
• Student loans now outpace credit card obligations
• Student loans now outpace credit card obligations
• 19th Amendment Festival celebrates women's rights
• 1988 killing had crooked pathway to truth
• Motorcyclist dies after hitting deer
• Body found off city beach in Lake Ontario
• In N.Y., labor deals get done with little acrimony
• Stitches added to 9/11 flag at stop in area
• Clarissa Street neighbors celebrate how it used to be
• Obituary: Activist Nora Bredes led women's center at UR
• Interpreter for deaf is a right, not a perk
• UR student deftly handles her hardships
• Concert review: Tony Bennett still the coolest guy in the room
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• Fights end Clarissa Street Reunion early
• Developers look to build 44-unit complex in Charlotte
• Regatta raises sails to raise funds for hospice
• Staffing questions dog Rochester schools
• USDA to offer disaster relief to local farmers, ranchers
• DOT started roadwork on Route 390 Friday
• Man charged after two Greece police cars damaged
• Three teenagers charged with felony criminal mischief
• Joe N. Flowers sentenced for sexual conduct against a child
• Slaughter calls for tougher test standards for troops' gear
• Rochester City Council lays out proposal for mayoral succession
• Erica Bryant: The Maplewood Library needs your bottle cap vote
• Woman stung by scorpion in box
• Flamingos are the new fundraiser by parish youths
• Tryouts 2011
• Defense, commercial work drive Qioptiq growth
• Mayor to give keynote at veterans event
• German firm, management to buy Lapp Insulators for undisclosed sum
• There's a new facebook page for Mavericks fans. Go Mavs.
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• Rochester case of Legionnaires’ disease part of national increase
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• Sheriff's Office promotes 15
• RPI's Xi-Cheng Zhang to take helm at UR Institute of Optics
• Rochester man dies after shooting
• Tom Golisano prepared for legal action in assessment fight
• Readers share widespread pessimism on the economy
• Watchdog Closer Look: Freedom of Information Law request
• Doctors, parents navigate difficult discussions about children's weight
• Darien Lake's Ride of Steel closed for 2011
• Muslims share meals to reach out to others
• Rochester police Sgt. Brett Sobieraski to run 100 miles as fundraiser
• Rochester ordered to pay firefighters $600K, warns of layoffs and firehouse closures
• Zoo orangutan Dara gets a clean bill of health
• Happening today: Ghosts in the cemetery?
• A changing of the guard in ethics oversight
• Metro Rochester again ranks No. 1 statewide for job growth
• Xerox names former federal official to board
• Bonadio ranks 68th on U.S. accounting firm list
• Moser Baer breaks ground at Canandaigua site
• Patent speculation sends Kodak shares soaring once again
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• Rochester ordered to pay firefighters $600K
• Man dies following shooting on Rosemary Drive
• Shoe comic strip reflects Brockport politics perfectly
• Greece rejects campus plan of Bryant & Stratton
• Route 104 crash victim Gary Reed charged with DWI
• Film festival, Eastman House sever ties
• Rochester's Catherine Lennon, facing eviction, gets reprieve
• Will a new Rochester-to-Toronto ferry take shape?
• Brockport police charge two suspects with arson
• Casino gambling won't grow the economy
• Twenty-six receive lesson in peacemaking
• Pentagon: Army improperly tested body armor
• Happening today: Movies in the Bowl
• Motorcyclist hits deer, critically hurt
• Greece schools chief Barbara Deane-Williams seeks goals
• Douglas Randall seeks County Court seat
• Robert Laws faces DWI charge at jail
• Brighton swastika-burning case 'resolved' privately
• Aerial spraying for mosquitoes is planned in central N.Y.
• 9/11 artifacts shipped across New York
• Less-Toxic Chemo Improves Outlook for Advanced Bladder Cancer
• URMC and Temple University Announce Drug Discovery Partnership
• September 11, 2001: A Global Moment
• News from The Strong - April 12, 2011
• Brockport Main Street Detour update August 18-19th
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• Paetec bond holders agree to early buyout
• Xerox to manage Cisco global print operations
• Orleans County town to get $1.5M loan
• Kodak shares surge on reportvaluing digital-imaging patents
• Brighton swastika-burning case resolved privately
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• City woman gets eviction reprieve
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• Rare Water Borne Illness Kills Two Children
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• Irondequoit's Michael Nolan raises plan to remake a piece of his community
• CSEA's approval of pact sets bar for others
• Legionnaires case reported at St. Ann's Home
• School pension costs soar
• Sandra Frankel calls for elimination of special counsel post
• Rochester mayoral vacancy debated
• Summer reading challenge achieved
• Power problems at substation
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• Lamoreaux Landing wins N.Y. Winery of the Year
• Happening today: Farmers market in Victor offers variety of goods
• Five people injured in car crash in Ontario County
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• Rochester school aims to get parents involved
• Award to Neuroscientist Boosts Mental Health Research
• Brighton Bike Day At Brighton Farmers Market
• Loss narrows, sales rise at NaturalNano
• COMIDA OKs breaks for renovations, new headquarters for ITT division
• Schumer touts interest-free lending legislation
• Vehicle sales outpace 2010 numbers
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• NTID gets $4.5M to promote science, tech careers
• HF-L to give diploma to Marine killed in Vietnam
• Governor signs ethics, 'streets' bills
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• Firms rank among nation's top insurance brokers
• Farm Camp introduces the world of animals to kids
• Tia Gerstner pleads guilty to driving drunk again
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• Maggie Brooks, Sandra Frankel gear up for county executive race
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• Names of three men wounded in separate shootings released
• Indiana honors victims of collapse
• Hicks & McCarthy Restaurant to honor memory of Debra Whiting
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• DA appealing search ruling
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• Sales rise, loss narrows at Vuzix
• N.Y. to require streets friendly to cyclists, walkers
• New York manufacturers say conditions worsen once again
• RF Communications gets $4.7M order from Canada
• Conference to focus on anniversary of Attica uprising
• NTID receives $4.45 million to create center
• D&C wins 12 state AP awards
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• Rain floods area roadways, postpones events
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• Sgt. James Hackemer to be buried today at Arlington
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• Gov. Cuomo's use of state aircraft analyzed
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• Genesee Community College enacts new plan for students
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• Richard B. Hornick, M.D., Past Chair of Medicine, Dies at 82
• Mark Hare: We need a jobs program, not austerity
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• Earmarks flow even as Albany wields ax
• Sgt. James Hackemer's burial tomorrow at Arlington
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• Walnut Hill competition draws 30,000 to Pittsford
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• Catherine Lennon evicted from home a second time
• Luther Dixon convicted of federal drug trafficking charge
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• Union, state battle over teacher evaluations
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• Mark Christie denies role in 1988 Hilton slaying of Viola Manville
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• Wegmans doesn't have tainted turkey
• SUNY officials tout benefits of tuition hike, grants
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• Cuomo signs domestic violence firearm protection bill
• Happening today: Bike ride at Mt. Hope cemetery
• Five injured when SUV crashes into bank
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• Group protests racial profiling
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• Galligan and Oneonta take game one
• Kent Blair has egg on his face thanks to Mike Henry
• Kodak adopts 'poison pill' to protect tax assets
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• Oneonta and Webster set to do battle in NYCBL championship
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• QR codes: do you like them, or do you think they’re lame?
• Rochester man stabbed in Swillburg neighborhhood
• Police charge Rochester man with hitting cruiser
• Rochester man shot on Frost Avenue
• Spencerport Canal Days boosts businesses, community groups
• Area pastor heading to Tanzania to help kids
• Ramadan: Service, fasting begin today
• Infrastructure funding woes leave us on a rocky road
• HSBC to sell upstate N.Y. network to First Niagara
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• Greece schools to ask voters to approve capital projects
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• 13th New York felt betrayed soon after First Bull Run
• Union evaluation proposal raises red flag among school chiefs
• Two boaters rescued from Lake Ontario
• Flemister and the changing body language of the Webster Yankees
• Debt crisis could jeopardize Free TV in Rochester; do we care?
• Webster advances to the NYCBL championship
• Runners go the distance to promote Rochester Fashion Week
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• Southwest resident refuses to be intimidated
• Changes ahead for Greece schools
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• Seneca County veterans cemetery dedicated
• Fracking foes learn ways to fight it
• Topic of meeting will be nonviolent protest techniques
• Kingdom Bound fest begins
• Sam DeSisti's interest in people served him well
• Two adults rescued from sinking boat on Lake Ontario
• Thunderstorms and more heat in forecast
• Rochester man stabbed early Sunday in Swillburg neighborhhood
• Ontario County man faces public lewdness charges
• Police charge man who hit cruiser Saturday night
• Rochester man shot on Frost Ave. late Saturday
• 49% of Brockport’s active firefighters live in the village
• Webster teens to volunteer in Dominican Republic
• Area bargain hunters join 'American Pickers' trend
• High-schoolers learn about journalism at 'Democrat and Chronicle'
• New Internet café tests limits of state gaming laws
• It's one man vs. nature at Civil War camp site
• Waterfront Art Festival
• Man accused of tripping investigator
• Literacy program to get county funding
• Intermodal center study to begin in August
• Session eyes exercise and cancer
• Kingdom Bound festival starts Sunday
• Pedestrian making bike lanes killed by car
• Group protests woman's eviction, police conduct
• New Penfield park is devoted to nature
• Feds test for arsenic at Wayne County Mott's plant
• Seneca Foods eyes merger with firm with local ties
• Cuomo names Perez, Sampson as committee members
• Level 3 completes offering of $600 million senior notes
• SUNY Geneseo, RIT named 'best buys'
• Bills sign top pick Dareus
• Geospatial Systems revenues flat
• Area leaders to attend Accelerate Upstate conference
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• Janet Perrin accused of having phony money
• Outreach drove Todd Williams Sr.
• Joan Stone, former dean at RIT, dies
• Cameron Williams gets 20 years for killing his friend Brandon Gordon
• Frank Sterling back in court on sex abuse charges
• N.Y. lawmakers urge compromise in D.C.
• RIT to expand global presence into Croatian capital of Zagreb this fall
• Nursing homes receive overdue money from state
• Event to Benefit Parkinson Disease Research
• Webster takes game one from Geneva
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• Fairways for Caring will benefit Webster Comfort Care Home
• Rochester schools renew focus on special-education issue
• Pump helps clear Ontario Beach of algae
• UR looks back on slaying of Jeffrey Bordeaux Jr.
• MCC graduate from Afghanistan loving life in America
• Heavy metal fans face DWI charges after Darien Lake concert
• Crime drops across New York
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• New law creates alert system for missing adults
• Money dries up for fountain
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• Have teddy bears, dolls appraised
• Happening today: Take a day (or evening off)
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• Greater Rochester Obesity Collaborative Part of National Health Initiative
• Milk for Thought’s Big Pink Bus for Breastfeeding Heads to Rochester
• Global Crossing narrows loss in Q2
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• NY Power Authority CEO resigns
• Bills announce open training camp practices at Fisher
• Global Imaging acquires Rochester Xerox dealer
• Transcat reports increase in revenues, net income
• Veterans Outreach Center receives $1 million grant
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• Summer Arts Musical - The Wizard of Oz
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• Babysitter saves Greece 2-year-old from drowning
• Five post offices in Rochester region may close
• Wegman, Seligman to lead economic development council
• Pun-filled celebration to honor public relations veteran
• Happening today: Shrek at Camp Eastman
• Sixth Amish farmer dies of crash injuries
• Medicare praises local health care group
• Rochester School District continues condom discussion
• Robert Bergin gets nod for city's chief counsel
• Science camp gives kids hands-on experience
• Girl Scouts to sell their Henrietta center
• Debt debate creates local worries
• URMC’s 8th Men’s Health Day is set for September 23
• Eastman Dental’s Subtelny Awarded NYS Dental Association’s Highest Honor
• Brockport needs decisive leadership
• Bills tickets to go on sale Aug. 5
• Area's unemployment rate falls from last year
• Magazine ranks Rochester first in job growth
• Airport unveils new emergency operations center
• RG&E, NYSEG exec to become Rochester corporation counsel
• Wegman, Seligman to chair Economic Development Council
• Sunnking completes acquisition of Erie County firm
• Paetec inks contract to serve government-owned buildings
• UR's Simon School receives $3 million gift
• Summer Leadership Program held at Medaille was featured in today's Buffalo News....
• Kodak posts loss; revenue falls 5%
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• Relive the excitement of the Nazareth College Arts Center's Dance Festival 2011 with our latest homepage story!
• See 'Iron Man 2' at Ontario Beach Park
• Initiative aims to attract primary care doctors to Rochester area
• New York's wine industry is growing, but faces challenges
• Lawmakers trade blame over halted airport work
• Group suing over same-sex marriage law
• Frank Sterling accused of sex abuse
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• Saturday shooting victim identified
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• National Museum of Play turns into a learning lab for School 58
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• Former RIT dean Joan Stone dies
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• RG&E, NYSEG set records for customer power use
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• Check out this great article on last week's Summer Filmmaking Camp for Rochester Youth!
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• Louise Slaughter solid financially, says she'll run for Congress again
• Concierge practice gives patients a peace of mind
• Festival provides a joyful taste of a rich culture
• With jobs plan, Cuomo hopes competition is key
• Past comes alive in Gates book
• Spencerport bridge inspection leads to weight restrictions
• Educator's heart was 'as big as his smile'
• Gay couples head to the altar
• Loss at Bull Run demoralizes area soldiers in Civil War
• Streets off Howard Road to close
• Pittsford story ideas sought
• Motorcycle rider hospitalized
• Greece gears up for event to fight crime
• In Pregnancy, Diabetes-Obesity Combo a Major Red Flag
• Summer Camp Connects Real World and Science Education
• Webster adds to streak
• No On Mayoral Control In Rochester
• Rochester Institute of Technology makes Chronicle of Higher Education list of “Great Colleges to Work For 2011.”
• Stories come to life at Ganondagan festival
• Apparent suicide ends standoff on Russell Ave. in Irondequoit
• Amish on horrific crash: 'It was meant to be'
• Plans for golf yield to farms in Chili
• Area crops thirst for a big gulp of rain
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo studying legalizing medical marijuana
• Giving was way of life for Herbert Dey
• Wildlife habitat certified at church
• Event aims to promote peace in city
• Advocates hope changes to autism bill will prevent veto
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• Happening today
• Village refuses to release secret fire district documents
• George Eastman House director Anthony Bannon retiring
• Greece Special Police Unit seeks members
• Bus crash continues tragic week on area roadways
• Hundreds attend funerals of three Amish farmers
• Dems pick Doug Randall for court spot
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• Darien Lake issued violations for Iraq veteran's death
• City school board panel to discuss giving out condoms
• Police recruits earn badges
• Same-sex marriage battle not over
• Rochester's past has plenty of lessons for today's teachers
• Record demands for power reached
• Summer Arts Musical - Snoopy!!!
• Homes sales, listings drop in Q2
• Opening event at tasting store set for Monday
• RBJ earns five national press awards
• Pollution Prevention Institute at RIT receives $130,000
• Longtime director of George Eastman House to retire
• State issues Darien Lake two violations in veteran's death
• Xerox reports Q2 profit that beats Street expectations
• We'd like to say farewell to the five filmmakers from Nagaland, India visiting Nazareth this week! We've learned so much from you and hope you had a wonderful stay. Safe travels on Tuesday as you head back home.
• Workers try to cope in heat
• Majority favors pulling reins on Social Security benefits
• Online map lets you check city crime stats
• Happening today
• Lyell Avenue shooting victim ID'd
• Bill would create life sentence for child killers
• Grant to help teen girls with depression
• Farash Foundation donates two office buildings to UR Medical Center
• Politics heat up in Irondequoit
• Sandra Doorley sets her sights on DA post
• Group: Arsenic found in Mott's apple juice
• United Way splits up its $28 million in donations
• Support, help pours into Amish community
• Town Board Executive Session
• Rochester area ranks No. 1 in N.Y. in private-sector job growth
• Summer Arts Musical - Snoopy!!!
• United Way allocates funding to address critical needs
• Southern cuisine restaurant has opening on Friday
• Radisson Hotel names new general manager
• Analysts expect flat Q2 earnings from Xerox
• First Niagara beats Q2 expectations
• Blues CFO Duda plans to retire this year
• Ecovation parent inks $5.4 billion acquisition
• Monro Muffler tops expectations for Q1 profit
• Janet Beaman was tireless jazz advocate
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• Bostick and Webster walk off with another victory
• Do you know a veteran? Let them know about Medaille and the Yellow Ribbon Program
• Michelle Miles Fries '95, '02G surprises her husband Rob Fries '94 in the kitchen of O'Conner 2 where they first met. They are celebrating their 15th wedding anniversary.
• Rochester, NY media downplaying connection of present heat wave & Climate Change
• Amish crash victims mourned in Steuben County
• Do the Right Thing winners honored with day of fun at Seabreeze
• Man charged in Gold 4 Cash heist
• Responders in Yates fatal crash deal with pain
• Alison Cresov elected leader of group
• Ten New York regions to compete for $1 billion for job creation
• Soccer celebration: Abby Wambach welcomed home to Rochester
• Dog in hot vehicle prompts charges
• Attorney general to meet with 9/11 families on hacking allegations
• Fans flock see Abby Wambach, Lou Brock
• Haitian heart patient to return home happy, healthy
• Steven A. Eldridge had also served time for stealing a police car
• Rochester priest accused of stealing $10,000 from church
• Residents have their own ways of dealing with the heat
• Rep. Tom Reed attacked for recent vote
• Janet Beaman was tireless jazz advocate
• Happening today: Dady Brothers in Hilton
• Hearing hears calls for independent redistricting
• Case against off-duty East Rochester officer goes to grand jury
• Main Street Detour update July 21-22
• Harris Interactive to close operations in Asia
• Home Properties to buy Pa., Mass apartment complexes
• Tompkins Financial reports rise in earnings
• Kodak explores options for its digital-imaging patents
• Cuomo announces $1B for economic development councils
• Bank of America gives $1 million to NeighborWorks
• M&T profits up 71% in second quarter
• Brighton Town Hall Pool Open Extra Hour on Thursday
• UR professor receives $3.6M grant to study teen depression
• Paychex subsidiary lands on national list
• Webster maintains grip on first place
• Man charged after 5 Amish killed in Yates County crash
• Planters bloom again on Hudson Ave
• New Rochester-Toronto ferry idea being floated
• Dog days of July return today with scorching heat
• Tips to help you beat the heat
• Major crime declines in Rochester
• Student shows she learned lessons well
• Happening today
• Joseph Morelle won't join lobby group
• City man stabbed on Mt. Read
• Attempted break-in alleged
• Reshuffling of Democratic county candidates expected
• City church gets makeover
• County seeks to help manage employee health care
• Strong returns to best hospital's list
• Pastor convicted of sexually abusing boy
• Health Gains from MS Drugs Come at a High Price
• Commission rejects Apple's patent claims against Kodak
• URMC ranks nationally on best hospitals list
• COMIDA OKs agreement for Monro Muffler expansion
• Q2 net income soars at KeyCorp
• Farash Foundation donates buildings to URMC
• Bank of America posts $8.8 billion loss in Q2
• Nazareth College is so proud to host five filmmakers from Nagaland and you can meet some of them in this interview--they were live on 13WHAM's CW this morning. Check it out!
• Bus crash inquiry focuses on tire blowout
• Use fees and fines to offset 2% tax cap
• Students: if you're not on Linkedin, here's your chance! The professional networking site has made it easier for students to define more clearly their academic achievements: you're there, make sure you participate in the @Medaille College
• Naga filmmakers LIVE in action!
• Nagaland filmmakers in the spotlight LIVE on CW!
• Tickets for Women's Health conference to go on sale
• Retired postal clerk to compete in Toastmasters World Championship
• Presidential candidate John Davis visits Victor
• Local pediatrician and mother publishes children's book
• St. Stanislaus pastor's work to beautify street upended
• Vargas names chief of staff
• Road projects would have to consider sidewalks, bike lanes
• Search for bank robber continues
• Summer sessions for students test waters
• Route 590 markings being changed
• Ruling for Flight 3407 families
• Labor deal means Legislature likely to return to Albany
• Heat brings higher electricity demand
• Happening today: Bring the popcorn to the beach
• US News & World Report Ranks Four URMC Specialties Among Nation’s Best
• URMC Researchers Exploring Keys to Melanoma Progression
• Brazil orders $5.3M in radios from RF Communications
• Canandaigua National seeks 4-for-1 stock split
• N.Y. again has nation's highest closing costs
• Gannett tops Street expectations despite profit drop
• The Wellness Center on the Buffalo Campus has a new sign. Find our health and counseling services in this welcoming building at the edge of campus on Humboldt towards Main Street.
• Jetskis collide on Seneca Lake; Oneonta man ticketed
• Tickets for Women's Health meeting to go on sale
• Join the Office of Alumni Relations on Thursday, July 21 at the upper field (old stadium) for Family Movie Night featuring Toy Story 3. The movie will begin approximately at 8:45 p.m. with inflatables for kids beginning at 7:30 p.m. The cost is $10 per f
• I-390 reopens after fatal bus crash
• Construction updates for the week of July 18. Concrete is being poured and the roof is going up! Find out more below ...
• Main Street detour update
• 95-year-old woman choked, robbed in Greece
• Relief from the heat won't last very long
• Hydrofracking's impact on air quality concerns some
• The Natatorium cooled off Sea Breeze visitors
• Many were the praises of the Protectograph
• Schumer demands fee refunds when airlines lose luggage
• Fairport carrier delivers a caring spirit along with mail
• Civil service runs in new top marshal's family
• Miguel Ortiz charged with two arsons, burglaries
• City, Brighton clerks to open Sunday for same-sex marriage licenses
• Latino home care is program topic
• City Council considers amending dog code
• Roller coaster death shows risks of veterans' thrill-seeking
• Happening today: Rochester Red Wings face Durham Bulls
• Farash Foundation Donates Buildings Housing University Medical Services
• Hydrofracking in NYS through the lens of Climate Change
• Cool Sweep in effect today and Monday
• Making the leap from hops to beer
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo's next major challenge: The state's economy
• Craft beer industry follows lead of wine trails
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo, union OK tentative contract
• Jets roar, spectators wilt at ESL International Air Show
• Wedding-themed Pride Parade receives a jubilant reception
• Many New Yorkers struggle as taxes rise
• Democrats in hot seat as panel renews Massa inquiry
• HOPE brings change to area of city
• Dr. Brad Berk's life lessons inspire change
• West Bloomfield mine proposal subject of public hearing
• Weekly agenda
• Public hearing on redistricting
• Gas-drilling companies hold leases on 30 percent of Finger Lakes
• Greece police investigating home invasion robbery
• Watercraft collision on Seneca Lake results in tickets
• Woman in satisfactory condition after motorcycle crash
• Schumer: Airlines could pay when bags are lost
• Willie Lightfoot goes on CNN
• A Life Lived: Paul Fox's work always served a bigger purpose
• Gay marriage votes bring cash
• Mayor misleads the State Comptroller
• Body of Sgt. Trevor Cook, Marine killed in training accident, returns to Medina
• Program keeps medications out of waterways and landfills
• CrimeStoppers at Greece Ridge
• Buyers with bucks seek bargains on lake homes
• State and feds beef up cigarette actions
• Rochester parking garage gets new use
• For elected officials, social media tools present new challenges
• For elected officials, social media tools present new challenges
• Erica Bryant: As Abby Wambach soars, so do women's sports
• TIPS Project to visit Jefferson Avenue and Iceland Park July 22
• Rochester police capture suspect in chase
• Ontario County sheriff's investigator sued for defamation
• Motorcyclist dies in Perinton crash
• Equestrians compete, put on a show in at Stuart Horse Trials
• Geva Names New Director of Literary and Artistic Programs
• Work begins on $8.6M affordable housing development
• Raland Technologies expanding in Perinton
• Lumiere Photo moves to space near Village Gate
• Survey shows conditions worsened for manufacturers
• Don't miss the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company TONIGHT at the Nazareth College Arts Center Dance Festival! Buy Tickets here:
• District newsletter highlights news, people and activities through June 2011
• BCSD Newsletter, June 2011
• Tune into All Things Considered from 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. TODAY on WXXI Radio - AM 1370 for an interview with Professor Brian Bailey on hosting five filmmakers from Nagaland, India.
• Mayor Castaneda and Supervisor Kimball violate Open Meetings Law
• Blue Angels: Speed, precision . . . the coolest job ever
• Students pitch in with Habitat for Humanity
• Greece's Russell Station will be razed
• Family recalls James Hackemer's humor and grit
• Revenue for state and counties continues comeback
• Tom Golisano donates $20 million for new children's hospital
• Are CEOs paid too much? Large majority thinks so
• Police Activities League returns to Rochester
• NASCAR driver, junior chefs share the kitchen
• Team confirms deep-water find
• Poll: Voters split over gas drilling report
• Man stabbed in fight on Lyell Avenue
• Lawyer hired to assist LDC with attorney general probe
• Hate crimes rose statewide in 2010, fell outside N.Y.C.
• Happening today: Boulder Fest starts tonight
• Five rights to know: The First Amendment
• URMC Surgeon Becomes President of National Orthopaedics Society
• Cirque du Soleil inks deal with Xerox
• Vuzix partners with German R&D institute
• ITT discloses names for spinoffs: Xylem and ITT Exelis
• Q2 profit jumps at JPMorgan Chase
• Level 3 eyes $300M offering for Global Crossing refinancing
• PSC orders Iberdrola to demolish Russell Station
• Poll: Narrow plurality favors regulated hydrofracking
• State retirement fund posts 14.6% return
• Pool unites Webster community
• Tall is terrific at local club's celebration
• Greece teen deflects kudos to her 3 teams
• Golisano donates $20M for children's hospital at UR medical center
• What If The 'Parent Trigger' Law Gets Legs?
• What If The 'Parent Trigger' Law Gets Legs?
• Take a night train back in time in Rush
• Golisano donates $20M for new Children's Hospital building
• N.Y. sales tax revenue continues comeback
• We'll call this picture "before" - the Student Success Center is in the final stages of construction!
• Open Seat on Parks, Recreation and Community Services Advisory Board
• The Nazareth College Bookstore got a little face lift this summer. Lookin' good!
• Continuing Education Instructor Application
• Tune into WXXI AM 1370 today for an in-depth discussion on New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. Nazareth's Professor Timothy Kneeland will be the guest!
• State pension fund earns 14.6 percent in last fiscal year
• 2011 Letters and Other Mid-Program Documents
• Poll: New Yorkers split over hydrofracking report
• Mathematics Teacher
• Erie Canal, Genesee River host celebrations
• Number of same-sex households on the rise
• Rochester's new No. 2, Leonard Redon, has decades of business experience
• Woman gets her dying wish: A wedding
• Recovery going well for Haitian heart patient Denise Imbry
• No charges in roller coaster death at Darien Lake
• Democracy requires organized voices
• Spouses-to-be will complete a new marriage license form in New York
• City man accused of setting fire on Hudson Avenue
• Happening today: Discussion with Fagan, Jones
• Brittany N. Hackett, 17, reported missing
• Bishop Flowers trial begins
• Tom Golisano Pledges $20 Million to Jumpstart Hospital Dedicated to Children
• School of Nursing Professor Develops March of Dimes Course For Nurses Working with Families Coping with Infant Death
• Evening Prayer for the City, Climate and Environment at the Saints Community Garden
• Harris RF unit gets $16 million defense department order
• MCC dean named Hispanic Business Person of the Year
• Mass. Blues agree to return CEO severance amount to subscribers
• Tasteful Additions store plans grand opening
• Proxy shows Monro top executives' compensation
• Cuomo vetoes pension borrowing bill
• Upstate Shredding to close on Genesee Scrap acquisition
• New, used car sales rise in June
• Former Paychex exec Redon appointed to deputy mayor
• Parent Information Guide 2011-12
• MHC grad Laura Skotarczak featured in Buffalo Business First
• Webster village tuition expenses questioned
• James Hackemer's death preventable, two say
• Robert Duffy using campaign donations to pay rent in Albany
• Texting while driving law gets teeth
• Texting while driving law gets teeth
• Temps will heat up again this weekend
• Camp teaches adopted Korean children about their native culture
• Crash shuts down Thruway ramp
• Child killed in hit-and-run remembered at gathering
• DEC chief: Fracking blueprint progressing
• Truck driver ticketed after fatal crash
• Funeral services set for Marine Sgt. Trevor Cook
• Pay raises up to 62% recommended for judges
• Rochester is modest about its perfection
• Rear Admiral Donald Quinn returns for Navy Week
• Police agencies seek two teens missing from Auburn treatment facility
• Health fair today at Jordan
• Happening today: Wine tasting on the canal
• Two Rochester Scientists among Top Parkinson Researchers
• Comptroller rules ambulance fees must go into general fund
• Institute presents conference on gas shale development
• Roberts Wesleyan approved for move to NCAA Division II
• Report: COMIDA-supported projects rank No. 2 for job creation
• Justice Dept. seeks more info on Global Crossing deal
• RF Communications nets $17.8M order
• Parent Portal Update
• Seen on the Buffalo Campus - from the kids at the Reading Center.
• Dancing on the Grass III TONIGHT! PUSH Physical Theatre. Outdoor stage by Golisano Academic Center. See you there!
• Fayette tax collector accused of stealing payments
• Funeral set for James Hackemer, who died in Darien Lake accident
• A special place for tykes with special needs
• Moody's says tax cap could squeeze Monroe County
• New leadership for Greece schools
• Marcus McMillan accused of beating man who later died
• Charles Schumer appeals for $2M grant for Midtown work
• Wheatland man dies in two-vehicle crash
• Lead is a threat to health, and much more
• Two boaters die in separate incidents
• Happening today: It's a Harry Potter Party
• County Fair bites on more bytes
• City man in hospital after being stabbed
• URMC Symposium Celebrates Decades of Pivotal Orthopaedics Research
• Element K gets Microsoft designation
• Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield files requests for rate hikes
• Schumer seeks federal approval for Midtown project funds
• Natcore deal with Georgia Tech could lead to work here
• Rochester ranks No. 9 for rental property investments
• Defense Department orders $12.2M in RF equipment
• Brighton Barons Girl's Soccer 2011
• Due to weather, Dancing on the Grass II will be held today, Monday, July 11, at 6pm in Nazareth College’s Callahan Theater in the Arts Center. This is the rain space previously noted in the festival guide. The Panel Discussion with the Dancing on t
• Adopting foster children grows on city woman
• Athletes, onlookers enjoy festival at beach
• 2 Hudson Avenue buildings damaged by fire
• Animal rescue group to hold fundraiser
• Mine company files second suit against West Bloomfield
• Rev. James L. Cherry Sr. celebrates 30 years at Aenon Baptist
• As American Legion rolls decline, some posts thrive
• Happening today: Cool down at Roseland
• Brockport High names principal
• Navy Week kicks off in Rochester today
• Troup Street mural seeks to counteract violence
• Summer Institute program scheduled
• Pools, hydrants offer relief from heat
• Perfect weather helps draw thousands to Corn Hill Arts Festival
• Broad Street work creating another detour
• N.Y. presidential primary date switched to April
• Steel solidified crossing of Lower Falls, finally
• Questions swirl after vet falls from coaster
• Bear bile, sippy cups get lawmakers' attention
• Legal challenges expected if hydrofracking allowed
• Triple slayings in Greece not a capital case
• New school superintendent Barbara Deane-Williams relishes challenge in Greece
• Free Methodists to gather for General Conference
• Sun brings 'perfect weather' to Corn Hill Arts Festival
• Ashley Rivera wins at Miss Puerto Rico competition
• With pay phones, talk was never so cheap
• Weekly agenda of several groups
• Gunfire injures two on Norton Street
• Two planes damaged in separate crashes at Geneseo Air Show
• Officials inspect Darien Lake roller coaster after death
• Measles case reported in Seneca County
• Massachusetts has spent 30 years living with a property-tax cap
• Area native gets people dancing down ArtWalk
• Daniel V. Ryan Jr. was an eastside firefighter open to a world of ideas
• Rochester's Cool Sweep set for Monday
• Paws and Purrs Rescue planning fundraiser
• Dana Boshnack named principal at Brockport High School
• Broad Street work forces another detour
• Think it's hot? Just wait until tomorrow
• Calling All Parents
• James Hackemer, 29, dies in Darien Lake roller coaster accident
• Tyler Putnam excelled as friend, brother, athlete
• Trust me, 44 Exchange Blvd. is historic
• Happening today
• Two men shot at Norton, Conkey
• Man shoots self in leg while in limo
• Truck overturns, spills sealer
• Greece students receive honors
• Volunteers defy embargo, gather aid for Cuba
• Ted Curtis gets a point for reviving waterways
• Balloons carry hope of finding all the missing
• Gates to install cameras around town
• Sounds of progress return on south end of Genesee River
• Algebra security breach nullifies Regents test questions
• Wife killer Walter Casper twists truth on résumé
• Daniele family set to open the Royal Wash
• RIT conference to highlight local history
• Consumer confidence in Rochester ranks No. 2 in New York State
• Navy rear admiral to speak at business meeting
• School Psychologist or School Counselor
• Vocal Music Teacher
• Cleaner
• Cleaner
• Tyler Putnam, West Irondequoit student, dies
• And another from Emilee - looks like its in the Medaille gym - go Mavs!
• From Emilee Yormick:
• The Dance Festival kicks-off tonight with the brilliant work of Garth Fagan Dance. Tickets still available.
• Crash kills area Marine, Sgt. Trevor Cook
• Most readers like final design for redeveloped Midtown site
• Happening today
• 321 N.Y. workers receive layoff notices
• Jury convicts 3 gang members of racketeering
• City office to open on a Sunday for same-sex marriage licenses
• Nazareth student Danielle L. Pitcher pleads guilty in fatal crash case
• Haitian woman doing well after heart surgery
• Rally planned for Brian Sullivan
• Local educators learn about bullies
• Robert Duffy keeping to the shadows
• State audit faults Victor town officials
• House fire in Brighton displaces woman, cats
• Walter Hauser, heroic firefighter, laid to rest
• Expert to Discuss Potential Health Effects of Hydrofracking
• All-star chess players chosen
• Orleans County Marine dies in helicopter crash
• 3 Chain Gang members found guilty
• Xerox drops some patent claims against tech firms
• Ohio firm purchases BernzOmatic in $51 million deal
• Harris Interactive to consolidate some offices
• RGHS' Valvo named to post at Titan Medical in Toronto
• Pennino named chief of surgery at health system
• Saluting Our Service Members East: Canandaigua, Fairport, Ontario, Victor, Williamson
• Saluting Our Service Members West: Gates, Greece, Hamlin and Henrietta
• Meet George Roll--first head coach of Nazareth's new men's ice hockey team! Read more about him at www.naz.edu
• Special Education Teacher (.6) - Social Studies
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• Coming soon to a mailbox near most of you...
• Coach George Roll meeting the Naz community.
• Nazareth announces Coach George Roll as the new coach of men's Golden Flyer Ice Hockey!
• RIT News is compiling a list for the University Magazine of 99 things you need to do or see at RIT before you graduate. What should we include on the list?
• After a nationwide search, Nazareth College Athletics will announce the head coach of the College's new Men's Ice Hockey Team TODAY at 3 p.m.
• FRES Yellow and Green Band 6/15/11
• Tomorrow is the opening night of the Dance Festival! Come on out and support dance in Rochester.
• New warning signs installed on Stone Road in Greece
• 2 Rochester police officers save man soaked in gasoline
• Andrew Cuomo touts new property-tax cap law in Irondequoit
• Monroe County explains inaction on Airport Authority
• New study: Rochester offers residents more for less
• National interest in Mormonism could boost Hill Cumorah
• Measuring justice for a better system
• Teen claims self-defense in stabbing of cousin
• Teen caught after escape
• Suing officers, city reach a settlement
• State police warn of bogus traffic ticket spam
• Rochester unleashes Cool Sweep to beat heat
• Independent redistricting in N.Y.? Senate GOP says that ship has sailed
• Happening today: Mambo Kings at Eastman House
• Haitian woman travels here for heart surgery
• School of Medicine and Dentistry Names New Associate Deans
• Rochester area a magnet for high-skilled immigrants
• Citizens Bank initiative highlights careers in optics industry
• Ultralife eliminates corporate compliance officer VP post
• Site names Rochester most livable bargain market in United States
• Area architectural firms ranked on national list
• Anyone out there using Foursquare? Naz is in the process of applying for our very own Foursquare page!
• Unsure Of Direction In Fight To Save Public Education
• Here's Emily Gearhart at the Great Lakes Science Museum in Cleveland. Thanks, Emily!
• Email a picture of you in Medaille gear to webmaster@medaille.edu and the Medaille College Bug will send you a little something.
• Federal Judge Michael A. Telesca settled difficult cases
• Happening today
• Grand jury clears Geneva officer
• Case against alleged Rochester gang members tests racketeering law
• Unity Hospital relocates main entrance
• Rochester Youth Violence Partnership honored with Award
• Teens come to Rochester with mission to serve
• Mother continues fight for nonviolence
• City shootings down in first 6 months
• Activists champion Emily Good's lawsuit
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo tells local governments, schools to cinch belts
• Tim Milgate Golf Fundraiser Celebrates its Last Year
• EIOH Director Earns Excellence in Research Award
• Teachers Are Not the Only Ones Benefiting from Writing Project Invitational Summer Institute
• RGH team to provide Haitian woman with heart surgery
• Former auto dealer files for bankruptcy
• Survey: Confidence slips among upstate consumers in June
• Unity relocates entrance, lot for renovations
• TCMS Jazz Band & 8th Grade Band 6/13/11
• Ashton Broyld won't play for Syracuse in 2011
• TCMS Combined Orchestra & Chorus 06/09/11
• Medieval Days 2011 TCMS
• Blaze in Wyoming County consumes two houses
• Happening today: Othello, Red Wings doubleheader
• Brighton native Scott Jaschik is CEO of higher ed publication
• Harley School gives an education in empathy
• North Street fire destroys two garages
• Coast Guard rescues boaters near Genesee River, Ginna
• New citizens always renewing America
• Final assessment of environmental contamination at Irondequoit site nears
• Monroe County budget picture uncertain
• Businesses welcome gay marriage law
• Some Farash tenants seeing big rent hikes
• Mayor Thomas Richards close to picking deputy mayor
• Mumford's 19th century Fourth of July celebration
• WXXI Award Honors Roger M. Oskvig for Commitment to ‘Second Opinion’
• State funds give boost to transitional housing programs
• Planning underway locally for 9/11 anniversary
• Majorities have tight control over passing bills
• Office closings for July 4 holiday
• Call to service in honor of 9/11
• Irondequoit in a festive mood
• Second attempt to bridge Lower Falls crumbles
• Reading program helps autistic students
• Syracuse woman joins Lake Ontario board
• Adopting foster children grows on city woman
• Fairport youth a talented gymnast
• Recent MLB draft stirs memories of MCC great, Ken Lelek
• Will property-tax cap help or hurt?
• 20 years of baseball nights nearing an end
• Weekly agenda
• Happening today
• Holiday affects Mobile Unit in Chili
• Highlights of new property-tax cap
• Life Lived: Judy Perry a former teacher who never stopped teaching
• Patriotism on display in Penfield
• Fresh Air kids arrive for summer fun
• Arrests linked to video recording cops on the rise
• Field at Greece park honors former police chief
• Grant helps researcher study child leukemia
• Rochester a magnet for skilled immigrants
• Pact leads brothers to graduate from Dr. Freddie Thomas High School
• Well-known chef Debra Whiting killed in car crash
• Wait for Green puts DA race on hold
• July's five-weekend 'rarity' a bunch of hooey
• Independence Day events
• One dead in six-vehicle accident in Sweden
• DEC says fracking can be done safely
• Pastor gives flower power a try on Hudson Avenue
• Bryant: Face tattoos bad on rappers, worse on you
• Penfield native Salina a U.S. marshal
• UR fraternity chapter suspended for hazing
• Move is on to replace train station
• Crash scuttles museum's 1911 Navy flight event in Hammondsport
• Blood Drive Tuesday July 5th
• Independence Day
• Pegula, Sabres close on deal to buy Amerks
• Buffalo assemblyman resigns to take ESDC post
• Credit union merger completed
• Bankruptcies continue to decline
• Maven Technologies names president
• DEC head confident fracking possible without harm
• DEC names hydrofracking advisory panel
• Interpreter of the Deaf
• Physical Therapist
• The Dance Festival is a week away! What performance are you most looking forward to?
• Natural gas drilling moves forward in NYS despite dangers of Climate Change
• Larry Vaughan speaks out about a fire district
• Due to the holiday weekend, the Alumni Family Movie Night featuring Toy Story 3 has been moved to Thursday, July 21. The time, location and cost ($10 per family) remain the same. Register online at alumni.naz.edu.
• Primary Project Child Associate
• Legislative session gets mostly passing grades
• Hall of Fame picks 2011 class
• City School District parents seek a voice
• Former Eric Massa aide seeks suit dismissal
• Independence Day events
• Happening today
• Reduced hours at libraries
• Four people facing drug charges
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo praises passing property tax cap
• Some fireworks might be legal to buy next year
• University of Rochester Medical Center receives $21 million grant
• Louis Slaughter mocks algae pumping plan at Ontario Beach
• Seven state prisons to close
• Union says cops threatened after Emily Good arrest
• Deal helps pave way for Seneca County veterans cemetery
• DEC issues proposed hydraulic fracturing rules
• Municipalities make tough choices on Fourth of July celebrations
• Research on ‘Good Bacteria’ Garners Prize for UR Physician
• URMC Surgeon is Nation’s First to Implant Pacemaker-like Device for Bowel Incontinence
• Kodak shares drop after patent ruling
• Court of Appeals rules on 2005 fatal bus crash award
• NIH awards $21 million grant to institute at URMC
• Broccolo acquires Country Way Garden
• Judges give RBJ gold for Daily Report e-mail
• Demolition continues at Midtown
• Cuomo announces seven prison closures
• Constellation Brands reports $75M profit in first quarter
• July 1, 2011 - Organizational and Business Meeting Agenda
• June 14, 2011 - Business Meeting Minutes
• These first graders enjoy today's sunshine while practicing some reading, writing, and rhyming during Nazareth's first Horizons summer program.
• Alesi gets props from New York Mayor Bloomberg
• For teen moms, success against difficult odds
• Several downtown housing developments in the pipeline
• Emily Good case: Police union takes issue with traffic stop reports
• Assembly committee KO's mixed martial arts
• Justin Martin facing charge
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo to sign tax-cap bill today
• Family faces charges for alleged Medicaid scam
• Dr. Raju Fatehchand censured, fined by health department
• Three teens accused of setting fire
• Teachers union sues state over new evaluation system
• Man, 36, shot on Clifford Avenue
• Legislature passes bill to provide certificates for stillborn babies
• Happening today: Bootsy Collins downtown
• Brockport, Spencerport ideas sought
• National Museum of Play Partners with First Lady Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! Museum and Gardens Initiative
• $21 Million Award Will Accelerate Application of Medical Research
• July 4th Celebration - Fireworks
• Sabres purchase of Amerks expected to close Thursday
• Criminal investigation into Wheeler coming to close, filing shows
• Finalized Midtown layout unveiled
• Georgia county contracts Harris RF unit for radio system
• Vuzix receives $1.9 million order for US Army
• Analysts expect sales at Constellation to fall
• LIteracy Coach
• Kindergarten (.5)
• Paetec subsidiary inks $1.5 million government contract
• Retiring 'Mr. Casey' bids farewell to 'his' students
• Fairport carrier delivers a caring spirit along with mail
• Families comforted at time of tragedy
• 2011 BHS Graduation
• FRES Moving Up Day 2011
• Culture Wars
• The Nazareth College Arts Center Dance Festival has an amazing article in the brand new Metropolitan magazine featuring headliner Bill T. Jones. Go check it out! (page 19)
• Welcome to an energetic group of first graders here for the first summer of Horizons at Nazareth!
• 2011 BHS Graduation Ceremony
• Looking for the latest update on the construction of the Integrated Center for Math & Science? Look no more...
• School of Management Professor of Economics, Rochelle Ruffer, comments on gas prices:
• Demolition work continues at Midtown
• Party gives teens safe venue near Ontario Beach Park
• Questions remain about Emily Good arrest
• Merit pay not in new city teachers contract
• Rochester parents seek union for greater say in school decisions
• Rise in lead-poisoned children prompts calls for more screening
• Gold 4 Cash robbed in Brighton
• MCC board meets on city campus
• Unsafe algae could make a return
• Happening today
• Brenda Oathout faces prison for stealing $2.5M from boss
• Brighton park purchase proposed
• Shauni Ruetz captures top high school actress honors
• A drive down memory lane
• Community Seeks to Raise Awareness on Baby Health and Safety Issues
• Legg Mason fund takes $551M loss on sell-off of Kodak shares
• Northwest to join S&P's SmallCap 600 index
• ESCD approves funds for expansions at three firms
• Insurance exchange plan hits snag in Senate
• National HIV Testing Day - June 27, 2011
• What's Growing in Your Mouth?
• Farmington teen on bike killed
• Judges side with demoted Greece police officer
• Charge against Emily Good dismissed
• Charles Schumer pushes for ban on boat waste discharge
• Break-in at Emily Good's home an oddity
• Mother charged after kids left alone
• Andrew Cuomo says talk of White House run is 'silly'
• New public library in Mendon starts private fundraising drive
• Many area nonprofits lose tax-exempt status
• Health exchange legislation on hold in Senate
• Regents exams available in August
• Organ-donor bill dies in Legislature
• Happening today: Ride through Maplewood
• Fear of same-sex marriage has collapsed
• Fear of same-sex marriage has collapsed
• Bicyclist injured in collision in Irondequoit
• UR provost named to HHS committee
• Ten Ugly Men Festival Set to Rock Rochester Next Month
• Landscaping Project at HPL
• New Horizons Program Opens Doors on University of Rochester Campus
• Rochester General Hospital reaches robotic surgery milestone
• Region ranks among most interested in American brand cars
• Axcess Ontario taps Ultralife exec for chairman
• Today is National PTSD Awareness Day
• Schumer backs making Lake Ontario a no-discharge zone
• Less than a week until Summer Start begins! Like this status if you're joining us this summer!
• KidsOutAndAbout.com presents 60 great reasons to raise your kids in Rochester. The Nazareth College Arts Center is one of them, as is the Greater Rochester Teen Book Festival, which is held at Naz in May!
• Camp College Prep, a four-day seminar designed to support high school sophomores and juniors pursuing college admission, will offer two sessions this summer at Nazareth. There will be two sessions offered and both morning and afternoon classes are availa
• Roll call: incoming first-year students to the Buffalo Campus, leave a comment! We're just over 2 months from seeing your happy, shining faces at Medaille!
• RETHINK graduate studies! Sign up for an information session, connect with Nazareth College Graduate Admissions through Facebook, or visit Graduate Admissions online. The next information session is July 7 - don't miss out!
• Year-Round Schooling: To Do Or Not To Do
• Former parishioners renew fond memories
• Sweet 16 party gives back to Harbor House
• N.Y.C. pride parade celebrates passage of gay marriage
• Healthy Children program honored
• Moonlight Strolls at Sonnenberg Gardens to begin
• Owner of toxic quarry offers homeowners a value protection plan
• Color Warp adds to fiberart event
• Brockport historical society wins Fourth of July grant
• Irondequoit woman wins DEC essay contest
• Lawsuit fires up battle over West Bloomfield mine proposal
• FBI trumped up charges, Russian man claims
• Man fatally stabbed in city
• Joshua Berna dies after one-car crash
• Happening today: Matinee at Dryden Theatre
• Construction signs lead to Gates crash
• Violence Intervention Program Honored Nationally for Impact on Young Victims
• Brighton Chamber of Commerce July 4th 5K
• Freedom Kids Camp
• Neuroscientists Find Famous Optical Illusion Surprisingly Potent
• Some see ripples in wake of gay marriage vote
• Rush of weddings expected when same-sex law becomes official
• Veterans gather to remember Korean War
• Andrew Cuomo delivers on his agenda in first legislative session
• At Rochester rally, couples cheer new law
• Lifebook gives children a past to treasure
• Weekly agenda
• City boy, 5, stable after being hit by car
• Vigil honors memory of Rhondell Miles
• Refugee students rejoice as they graduate
• Quietly, Sen. Stephen Saland comes to crucial vote
• UR Expert Joins Federal Panel Protecting Research Participants
• Microbiologists Discover How Cavity-Causing Microbes Invade Heart
• Hobby turns into business venture
• Newer tenants breathe life into Webster Plaza
• Webster's Resale Row offers style, value
• Dr. Stan Drabik puts patients in a very real comfort zone
• Local doctor writes children's book
• Firefighter hurt during one of several recent fires
• Kids fight fire after being allegedly left home alone
• Sweet 16 party even sweeter for one local nonprofit
• Joshua Berna dies several days after Brockport crash
• Happening today: Garage sale, strawberries and pets
• Families sail into Harbor Festival
• Academy for immigrant students to open
• A Life Lived: Arthur Brown, 1965-2011
• Bostick is keeping time on his side
• Looking for interesting people in Brockport
• Happening today
• Taste of Rochester canceled
• County worker Joseph Bujak facing DWI, other charges
• Rush man accused of biting postal worker
• Vandals topple headstones in Perinton cemetery
• Good for Emily Good, but black parents see something else in video
• Emily Good supporters claim city police targeted them
• Canine company in the office
• Victor to consider halt to rezoning applications
• Need for equality stressed at same-sex marriage vigil
• Money couldn't buy Jane Corwin a win against Kathy Hochul
• Historic change in Albany
• City finds no cheaters in travel audit
• Activist Emily Good stunned by fallout from video
• Rising Conducting Stars Training at Eastman; Selected Conductors to Lead RPO in Concert
• Sen. Saland says he'll vote for same-sex marriage
• UR to co-host conference with Microsoft
• AHL governors approve Sabres-Amerks reunion
• FluxData says its product captures high-res image from space
• State Assembly votes to establish health exchange
• School Nurse
• Emily Good supporters say they were targeted by police
• Uncertainty, frustration growing as Albany stutters
• Kindergarten Teacher (.5)
• Syracuse school restroom incident leads to Rochester man's arrest
• Professor Monica Weis, SSJ, will give a brief talk and reading, followed by a book signing, of her newest book "The Environmental Vision of Thomas Merton" TONIGHT (Friday, June 24) at 7 p.m. at the Pittsford Barnes & Noble.
• Physical Education Teacher
• Due to the weather, tonight's Family Movie Night featuring Toy Story 3 has been moved to Friday, July 1st. The movie will be shown at 8:45 p.m. at the old stadium with inflatables available at 7:30 p.m.
• Last Day for Teachers
• Plurality opposes Congress raising the U.S. debt ceiling
• Justin McLaren faces robbery and grand larceny charges
• Ex-Pittsford student is Miss N.Y.
• Christine Clendenning accused of fraud
• City schools chief, young professionals meet
• Oral chemotherapy bill advances in Albany
• James Perkins Jr. leaves legacy
• Jehovah's Witnesses to hold 3 conventions in Rochester
• Anthony DiBiase sues over Housing Authority departure
• Festival parade open to all boaters
• Rochester march promotes message of peace
• Suit: Subway barred from Victor village
• Sales tax, city schools measures settled in Albany
• Teens charged in Greece, Gates burglaries
• City teachers approve contract
• Nine years later, class picture reflects reality in Rochester
• Emily Good case goes viral
• Emily Good case goes viral
• Senate delays action to today as talks drag on
• 'Mom skills' useful for Greece teacher assistant
• Trade Commission postpones ruling in Kodak-Apple case
• City businesswoman charged with insurance fraud
• Beer Expo slated for Saturday
• State Senate GOP to decide on marriage vote tonight
• Harris RF gets $23 million order from Defense Department
• Klein Steel plans reopening event Saturday
• New women's boutique to open at EastView Mall
• Better Late Than Never
• Recycle All Plastic
• Get a sneak peek of the upcoming Nazareth College Arts Center Dance Festival. Tune into WHEC-TV10 TONIGHT, Thursday, June 23 from 8pm-8:30pm for a documentary-style special on this year's main stage choreographers. For more on the dance festival:
• BHS Graduation
• Mayor: Probe of videotaper Emily Good's arrest will be fair, full
• Master plans encourage bicycling around Rochester
• More charges for youth facility worker
• Bishop Matthew Clark blesses Henrietta cemetery
• Conservation easement donated to Finger Lakes Land Trust
• Audit finds shoddy town books in Victor
• Police to beef up patrol at Harbor Festival
• Family of woman killed by plow sues Pittsford
• CSEA, state reach contract deal
• At 99, World War II veteran is a newlywed
• Victor third-graders get a chance to rock
• Verizon call center presented with flag
• Studies target E. coli threat
• Local high schools make Newsweek's 'best' list
• Lots at stake in same-sex marriage debate
• Monroe public defender to take on mentoring role
• Legislature to begin voting on end-of-session deals
• Happening today: 'Spelling Bee' on stage
• Corn pops to top as state veggie
• Contaminated Cocaine Triggers Decaying, Dying Skin
• Biweekly Yard Waste Pickup in July and August
• Paychex reports 3% profit gain
• Maven Technologies first in area to become certified electronics recycler
• Lunch & Learn, Education and the Israel Experience
• Last Day for Students
• Golf Channel to air Wegmans LPGA
• Civil Service Employees group reaches tentative agreement
• Farmington firm to supply portable carts to MSG
• JumpStart Grant program seeks applicants
• SUNY Geneseo announces new VP of finance
• Harris RF announces orders for programmable encryption devices
• The Biology Department now has a Facebook page. "Like" them today!
• Wild animals make broken brains better
• Tune into WXXI's 1370AM tomorrow (6/23) at noon to hear Nazareth professor Dr. Sharon Murphy join 1370 Connection host Bob Smith to talk about President Obama's plan for U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
• Bring family and friends to watch "Toy Story 3" at the 3rd annual Family Movie Night on Friday, June 24. The movie will be shown at 8:45 p.m. next to the Pavilion. There will inflatables for kids starting at 7:30 p.m. Families are encouraged to
• CSEA, New York deal averts layoffs
• There are only a few more weeks until the Nazareth College Arts Center Dance Festival, but you can get a sneak peek tomorrow night! For a fascinating behind-the-scenes preview of this year’s main-stage choreographers, tune into WHEC-TV10 this Thurs
• FRES Last Day of School
• Jackson Hakizimana's journey inspires hope, respect
• Happening today
• New aviation center dedicated in Sweden
• Lyell Ave. M&T robbed Tuesday
• Typo on Brockport tax bills
• Faheem Abdul-Jaleel arrested in stabbing of 13-year old cousin
• Woman arrested while videotaping city police
• Perinton fires under investigation
• Fate of bill to boost organ donation unclear
• Margaret Blackman wins spot on Brockport Board of Trustees
• High water levels in Lake Ontario start to drop
• Medley rally blasts state's jobs efforts
• Albany eyes same-sex marriage laws in other states
• Widespread spending and job cuts in new city budgets
• SUNY tuition, tax cap deals in the works
• Rain an early threat to Wegmans LPGA Championship
• Analysts expecting growth at Paychex in Q4
• ‘Eastman Summer Sing’ Explores Choral Masterpieces
• Margay Blackman wins in Brockport
• Mandatory Graduation Rehearsal
• Ex-CEO at Harris Interactive to receive $900,000 payout
• COMIDA OKs tax breaks for manufacturer
• Demolition of pedestrian bridge begins Tuesday
• Work begins Thursday on Marketview Heights homes
• Region's unemployment rate improves in May
• RF Communications gets $16 million Army order
• NTID gets $1.75 million grant for new facility
• Ribbon to be cut for Brockport sport aviation center
• Hero Worship
• Albany may have an agreement on tax cap, other issues
• Laborers, activists protest at Medley Centre, call for job growth
• Another Naz alum Daytime Emmy alert! Michael Park '90, now starring with Daniel Radcliffe in the Broadway revival of "How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying," won his second Best Actor Daytime Emmy Award in a row for playing Jack
• Summer & Fall 2011 PD Offerings
• Rochester water rated among top 5 in U.S.
• The School of Adult and Graduate Education (SAGE) website has been integrated into the recently redesigned Medaille College (www.medaille.edu) site. View the SAGE pages at www.medaille.edu/sage.
• Connection to the library's online catalog has been restored. Thanks for your patience.
• CRPS 1st & 2nd Grade Hot Dog Roast
• Teen's stabbing surprises Henrietta neighbors
• Vote today in Brockport
• Hilton's Quest school stresses research, problem-solving
• 100 state workers rally outside Rochester Psych Center
• District, teachers union agree to new contract
• North Plymouth Terrace will house 24 townhomes
• Young refugee completes his first year in a U.S. school
• Prostitution is hardly a 'career' of choice
• Renovation of two dental clinics will help timely and urgent care
• Protesters visit Capitol as Senate GOP continues same-sex marriage talks
• Police ID couple found dead
• Parma man, 84, faces DWI charge
• Happening today: See Eastman estate in bloom
• NTID gets $1.75M grant
• Clark Joins Medical Center’s Internal Medicine Team
• UR receives $5 million to support business major
• Air Force orders $9.4M in RF equipment
• Developer breaks ground on North Plymouth Terrace
• Xerox to transfer 250 Webster jobs to Indian firm; positions to stay here
• The Nazareth College Library online catalog is currently down. ITS is working on it. Thanks for your patience!
• State workers rally in Rochester, across N.Y.
• 2011-12 Mileage Reimbursement Form
• Congratulations to Nazareth alumnus Jack Allocco '72 on winning his sixth Emmy Award on June 17! Allocco won for Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition for a Drama Series (The Bold and the Beautiful). Congratulations, Jack! Here
• Election for village trustee is tomorrow
• Relive the Sixth Annual Greater Rochester Teen Book Festival. Watch the video now:
• Rochester man shot on Thurston Road
• Local National Guard unit assists with rescue on Niagara River
• Teachers work to close refugee's learning gaps
• Rally supports same-sex bill
• Excellus gives boost to pet therapy
• Some call for changes to No Child Left Behind rules
• Proposed Bryant and Stratton site riles up Greece residents
• Superintendent pay raises vary
• Driving Park Bridge started with ambitious designs and hopes
• Weather matches the season
• Murder-suicide suspected
• Maplewood Rose Celebration allows families to spend time together
• Man allegedly tried to hit, kick deputy
• Man with hammer robs store
• Genesee man dies in crash
• Happening today: LPGA opens with pro-am
• Holy Cross helps to keep Christian bookstores alive
• Brockport man in guarded condition
• A Father's Day made memorable for area vets
• URMC-Affiliated Nursing Home’s Administrator Wins State Recognition
• Eastman Dental Celebrates Completion of $5.9 Million Renovations
• URMC Heart Failure Expert 1st to Earn Prestigious Certification
• Backers of same-sex marriage rally in Rochester
• Local Guard unit assists Niagara River rescue
• WWII veteran, son from Webster back from special trip
• Canandaigua man ticketed over altercation with deputy
• Man with hammer robs Perinton 7-Eleven
• Rochester man shot on Thurston Road
• Apparent murder-suicide on Clinton Avenue
• Summer rolling in with weather to match
• Genesee County man dies in one-car crash
• Father's Group gives dads impetus toward improvement
• Data show debt in charity care for area hospitals
• Supporters offer shield at service in case of protest
• Youth groups organize peace walk in northwest Rochester
• Rochester man shot in abdomen late Friday
• Refugee student, Rochester school struggle with an education
• Net worth of N.Y. lawmakers is elusive
• Lyons teen drowns in Erie Canal
• Juneteenth celebration commemorates end of slavery
• Greece fishing derby aids kids with needs
• Educating refugees a tough mission
• Army Sgt. Devin Snyder laid to rest in Cohocton
• City pools open as summer weather arrives
• More junk mail from Dan Kuhn
• First day on the sand great for sunbathers
• Webster to drop valedictorians
• Jazz Festival for 2012 will begin one week later
• Gay marriage: Fiery social topic stalls in Albany
• Good riddance to absentee city landlords
• Happening today
• Cameron Williams pleads guilty to August 2010 slaying
• Police hunt for downtown bank robber
• Peer-led mental health program celebrates success of first year
• Ruling upholds labor decision against Monroe County
• Barbara Hershey has sentence reduced in shaken baby case
• Bill allows state to permit water withdrawal
• Albany takes a break with work unfinished
• State bills toughen military funeral protest rules
• Community Telemedicine Program Expands to Entire Family
• HSBC puts upstate branches on the block
• Wegmans to award $4.5 million in employee scholarships
• Rochester Precision Optics plans $10.7M expansion, to add 151 jobs
• Renowned curator returns to George Eastman House
• Rochester region ranks No. 1 in private-sector job growth
• New and used car sales rise in May
• If Rochesterians care about Climate Change, prove it
• Marine from N.Y. dies nearly 2 weeks after injury
• Check out the schedule for this year's Dance Festival at the Nazareth College Arts Center!
• Monroe County cuts ribbon on new crime lab
• Two Eastside Little Leaguers to compete at Citi Field
• Economic woes pinch Meals on Wheels
• 11 students hurt after SUV runs into buses
• Snap Poll: Readers support proposal for increasing SUNY tuition
• Skate park opens for the season in Gates
• Rochester police searching for shooting suspect
• Penfield Board of Education approves full-day kindergarten
• Investigative reporters often stand alone
• Happening today
• Hometown heroes recognized at festival
• Richard Snow pleads not guilty to city arson charge
• Concert tonight to celebrate retiring Greece music director
• Michael Green moves step closer to confirmation
• Same-sex marriage debate gaining intensity
• UR researcher, college draw criticism for treatment of monkeys
• No fireworks in Greece for Fourth of July
• World Music Concert by Mitzie Collins and Friends at Eastman School of Music
• Geva reports economic impact of 'The Music Man' at $2M
• Five Below to open first store in region in Henrietta
• Monroe County crime lab officially opens
• Workshop scheduled for contractors
• St. John Fisher names URMC exec as chairman
• Mike Green approved by Senate panel
• The Flyer is first to check out the view from the new Math & Science building!
• Vargas In Prime Time
• Transportation Forms for Fall 2011 Busing
• Punks steal campaign signs
• Emilie-Claire Barlow jazzes up '60s pop songs at festival
• Emilie-Claire Barlow jazzes up '60s pop songs at festival
• Assembly says 'I Do' to same-sex marriage; Senate fate unclear
• James Alesi's gay marriage decision brings relief and risk
• Rochester's suburban school districts see success with graduation rates
• Local farm markets growing stronger each week
• Garden honors Debra Follaco, Javier Ortiz-Rivera
• Steve Clancy appointed as East Rochester police chief
• E. Rochester woman accused of trying to help cop avoid DWI
• 'Summer of Score' winners
• Rochester rec centers to close for a week to prepare for summer
• James Pandajis faces stolen property charges
• Trail cyclists taking trial run in two Monroe County parks
• Life expectancy on the rise in area
• DOT begins roadwork on southbound I-390
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo's pick for Thruway Authority approved by Senate
• Monroe County treating those exposed to TB
• Rochester area students 'Do the Right Thing'
• Rochester Public Library celebrates centennial
• Ash borers take up residence in city park
• URMC Environmental Services Honored by ARC of Monroe County
• Summer Reading List 2011
• Paychex honored for 401(k) clients and growth
• Harris Interactive names new CFO
• Wyoming County Hospital to scale back upgrade project
• Paetec wins in access fee disputes case
• Manufacturers conditions deteriorate, survey shows
• RF Communications gets $5M order from Marines
• Dunkin' Donuts to open in Spencerport
• State's penalties for late vendor payments up 53%
• The campus may be a little bit emptier for the summer, but there's still a lot going on! Check out this photo gallery to learn more about all of the camps that Nazareth will host throughout the summer months.
• Professor Monica Weis, SSJ, will give a brief talk and reading, followed by a book signing, of her newest book "The Environmental Vision of Thomas Merton" at the Pittsford Barnes & Noble on Friday, June 24 at 7 p.m.
• This should make it easier to find us on campus. Our building now has a name!
• TCMS Program of Studies
• Program of Studies
• Man burned in Le Roy fire to face charges
• Funeral protests banned by Monroe County legislators
• Rochester School District's graduation rate rises
• Fuel truck hauling ethanol hits pole, explodes
• Local Black Scholars honored
• Rochester nurse wins $1,000 a week for life
• Hacker steals $139,000 from Town of Pittsford account
• Students celebrate centuries of freedom
• Off-duty East Rochester sergeant charged with DWI
• N.Y. Republican payrolls vary
• Happening today: High school jazz bands perform
• Greece board postpones vote on school choice policies
• Few attend budget hearing
• Birth brings some great-great-great news
• County honors youths for contributions to the community
• Bill on pay for school projects passed
• Albany passes tougher texting bill
• 64 enter Veterans Hall of Fame
• URMC Recognized for Outstanding Heart Failure, Stroke Programs
• Changing Genetic ‘Red Light’ to Green Holds Promise for Treating Disease
• Spot Coffee closes on equity financing
• Graham receives $4.7 million in orders
• Bonadio to acquire ParenteBeard's office in Syracuse, employees
• UR plans meeting on life forms living in mouth
• Audiovisual Attendant
• More To It Than Meets The Eye
• The construction on the Integrated Center for Math and Science continues! For details on this week's projects, click below:
• The Recreation Department is Temporarily Moving
• Technology Teacher
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• FRES Orchestra & Blue Band 5/26/11
• BHS Strings & Symphonic Orchestra I & II & Freshmen Orchestra Concert 6/6/11
• TCMS 7th Grade Band Concert 6/2/11
• BHS Vocal Concert 6/1/11
• U.S. Army Sgt. Devin A. Snyder's body returns home
• Why not enjoy the passing of the years?
• New Gates library opens on Wednesday
• Sen. James Alesi backs same-sex marriage in final week of session
• Rochester Schools 19 and 25 saluted for health efforts
• Public hearing tonight on city, school district budgets
• MCC panel votes for tuition hike
• Lightfoot criticizes city police following guilty plea
• County tax extension bill tied to mayoral control measure
• Congregations reach out, connect with latest apps
• Absent here, transit chief consults downstate
• Allendale Columbia adds iPads for middle schoolers
• Kuhn makes more unsubstantiated allegations
• Alesi becomes first Senate Republican to back same-sex marriage
• Success publisher headlines SBC event
• Cuomo proposes health-insurance exchange plan
• Poll: property tax cap, ethics standards top priorities
• Savers to open thrift store in Henrietta
• MaeTec Power gets FAA contract for battery work
• Sxith Grade Teacher
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• Sixth Grade Teacher
• Cancer survivors join together and celebrate
• Co-producer adds his own twist to jazz festival
• Every kid's a winner in this challenging triathlon
• Message travels 1,100 miles — in bottle
• Departing House members issued hefty bonuses to staffs
• Pittsford dominates top school rankings
• Cyclists spin wheels to help find diabetes cure
• Andrew Cuomo snubs federal effort
• GOP readies for City Council race
• Early going tested the local Civil War regiment
• Two displaced by fire on Cottage St.
• Report: SUNY skirts rules on affiliates
• Fresh produce in Pittsford
• Evasion of cigarette tax alleged
• Chemung deputy, driver killed in crash
• Canandaigua official pleads guilty to DWI
• News from The Strong: June 9, 2011 - Summer of Ferry Friends
• Mouth Microbes Are All the Talk in Rochester This Week
• Too many bad habits
• School choice vote nears in Greece
• From Jersey to New Orleans at jazz fest
• SUNY colleges struggle with less support
• SUNY report touts system's economic impact
• Edward (Ned) Wolf: A lesson in living, dying
• From Jersey to New Orleans at jazz fest
• Freedom of Information Law request shines light into city accounts
• Rochester's reductions reflect national economic trend
• N.Y. House members hiring Albany lobbyists for battle
• East Irondequoit remembers skateboarder Akeer Matthews
• Rochester needs to keep its young people if it wants to soar again
• Weekly agenda
• Rain, sun and comfortable temperatures in the forecast
• Canandaigua man allegedly threatened to kill family
• Red Cross helping two adults after Cottage Street fire
• Lawn cutting incident turns ugly among neighbors
• Jason Michael Schafer faces tax charges after 2,600 cigarettes found in car
• Kids swim, bike and run for fun
• Canandaigua official gets probation for DWI
• Analysis: Scandals could influence redistricting
• Work at Newark hospital to close main hallway
• Diocese of Rochester ordains married man as priest
• Happening today
• 37 seniors receive Ibero scholarships
• Despite some weaknesses, ethics bill set for adoption
• Rochester honors 55 students for excelling in classroom
• MCC looking at 3 possible sites for downtown campus
• New use for Tom Golisano-owned digs?
• Charge involving George Bush threat dropped against Ian Rotunno
• Boy Scout Troop's team effort produces 201 Eagles
• 'Score' deadline is Sunday
• 20 years of recycling items that can be reused
• T.I.P.S. to canvas Clifford, Conkey
• Report: Grass-roots lobbying skyrockets since 2008
• Happening today
• Kim Dyce-Faucette named to lead Syracuse-area district
• Civil War in 3D for Webster students
• Thomas Richards says schools bill was 'botched'
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo submits tough texting-while-driving ban
• Tim Collins comes home on leave
• NY Business Development Corp. adds loan money
• Propane autogas fueling station opens in Geneva
• City zoning board OKs Wegmans project
• Transcat to move to Global Market listing
• Upstate trade conference set for GCC
• Compensation climbs in 2011 for Constellation Brands executives
• Third Grade Supply Lists
• Bowen, Smolensky lead Brighton girls over Oswego in state lacrosse
• Supply Lists
• Cuomo submits tough texting-while-driving ban
• May 24, 2011 - Education Meeting Minutes
• May 17, 2011 - Annual Election and Budget Vote Minutes
• May 10, 2011 - Business Meeting and Budget Hearing Minutes
• June 14, 2011 - Business Meeting Agenda
• Tim Hortons collects nearly $10M for kids camps
• Nazareth's Marketing & Communications team was recognized last night at the PRSA Rochester Awards with a PRism Award for Nazareth's 2009-2010 Annual Report ( and an Award of Excellence for the Summer/Fall 2010 issue of Connections ( Congra
• Gates Chili middle-schoolers honor WW II vets
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo moving ahead with layoffs
• South Korean officials honor veterans of 'Forgotten War'
• East Avenue Wegmans store clears hurdle
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo backs raising SUNY tuition
• Man dies in Parma crash
• Rochester parking scofflaws are getting the boot
• Majority supports legalizing same-sex marriage in N.Y.
• Hindu prayers offered for universal blessing
• Yes, Sister, we will be careful.
• Happening today
• Free SAT practice exam offered
• Boating advisories lifted
• Emerald ash borer burrows way into budget debate
• Richard Woods going to jail for fatal DWI crash
• Benjamin Smith pleads not guilty in fatal DWI crash
• East Rochester death ruled homicide
• GVC pastry chef heads to national finals
• RDDC event to focus on city projects
• CEO Till out at Harris Interactive; interim CEO named
• Report: Spending on issue-oriented ads soars
• Media Specialist
• BHS Varsity 2011
• Closure Comments
• Head to the Genesee Center for Nazareth Art professor Mitch Messina's "Intake" ceramic exhibition, which examines man's relationship to tools:
• BHS Varsity 2011
• Hanny Heyen speaks about fairness in selecting a village manager
• TCMS 7th/8th Grade Choruses and Orchestras Concert
• We were hot Wednesday, but it wasn't a record
• United Methodists gather here to ordain, set policy
• Victor's agri-business industry under threat from encroaching development
• Rush juvenile facility losing 84 positions
• Dancers turn Liberty Pole into a platform for peace
• Woman accused of forgery, larceny
• James F. Fredenburg dies following accident
• Police: Teen tried to move into home he doesn't own
• Chili residents OK $8.7M bond issuance
• County's $12M surplus mostly committed
• Legislative snag could hold up Rochester school construction
• Grant to extend airport runway
• Stolen bench worth more than scrap value
• Two suspects sought in pistol-whipping
• Outside review verifies $80M city school deficit
• Hindu temple celebrates
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo's bill to alter pension system
• Children's center turns 85
• Book sale in Brighton starts today
• URMC Geriatrician Appointed to Medicare Payment Advisory Commission
• Xerox, Kodak touted as reputable companies
• LiDestri Foods to add 150 jobs here
• Consumer confidence up slightly, survey shows
• Harris RF unit to work with Calif. firm on new system
• Mattia leaves Convergent for senior VP role at UBS
• State to close juvie facility in Rush
• New York has had a run of errant politicos
• Hundreds show up in Greece to support school choice
• Michael Green's approval to U.S. bench increasingly likely
• Wegmans to close Britton Road store in Greece
• For 25 years, CARES showed caring counts
• Happening today
• Officials confirm soldier's death
• City Council OKs $29M bond issuance for schools
• Trial starts for alleged Beechwood gang
• Air quality alert issued for our region today
• Area malpractice insurance rates lowest in state
• Man of many names target of civil suits
• Gay marriage debate intensifies as state session winds down
• Riding provides a stable focus for MS patient
• Constellation Brands unveils $16.5M expansion
• Wegmans to close Britton Road store in Greece this summer
• Wehrheims to give $1.5M to Wilmot Cancer Center
• Thrift store chain hiring for new Webster store
• Rochester Wings aviation expo on tap this week
• Penfield commercial builder adds division
• Verizon Wireless to add Rochester cell site
• Check out photos from Reunion 2011! Don't forget to tag yourself.
• City Council OKs $29M for school construction
• Beechwood neighborhood 'gang' on trial
• Summer Reading Lists for BHS, TCMS, FRES, CRPS
• FRES Orchestra & Blue Band 5/26/11
• Wegmans to close Britton Road store in Greece
• Bus Monitor
• Vargas Sending Mixed Messages About His Future With The RCSD
• 2011 Summer Reading Lists with parent letter and graphic organizer
• Could Nazareth produce the next Madame Curie or Bruno Mars? Maybe so. Keep your eyes on these alumni.
• Senate Dems say no to changes in Medicare
• Abortion option sought for military rape victims
• Officials fear Rochester area could lose wealth because of demographic trends
• Devin Snyder area's first female casualty in Afghan war
• Council to look at funding for first phase of city school project today
• Judge orders Willie James Kimble to stay in jail
• Plan to remove bus terminal gets grant
• Joplin tornado survivors to get quilts from Victor
• Brockport Campus School was a hub of innovation
• Website set up for missing man
• Vets, students discuss D-Day
• Some lawmakers want to allow ads on school buses
• Residents discuss search for city school chief
• Pepper spray discharges on school bus; six go to hospital
• Mt. Hope Cemetery vandalized
• Family mourns woman who died in Hamlin crash
• Democrats blast pension deferral
• Ethics bill in New York may force some lawmakers to rethink their future
• Happening today: City budget hearings
• Local Couple Make $1.5 Million Gift to Support Wilmot Cancer Center Research
• Area bracing for transfer of wealth, study finds
• Fairport firm lands $1.1M federal contract
• Batiste takes CEO's reins at Klein Steel Service
• Van Dusen ranks No. 3 on Barron's list
• Dylan to perform at CMAC in August
• RCSD Board Should Seriously Consider Vargas As Permanent Superintendent
• Dan Kuhn stands on his head to twist the truth
• BHS Strings, Symph. Orch. 1 & 2,Fresh. Orch.
• No home advantage for college-aged Webster Yankees
• They lose their hair to help kids in need
• Will D-Day be forgotten?
• Cuomo wants hydrofracking drilling report by July
• Property-tax cap, gay marriage among issues for lawmakers in Albany
• Festival aims to bring legacy of Frederick Douglass back to life
• George W. Todd didn't need college to understand value of education
• Wine and Culinary Center in Canandaigua gets grant from state
• Webster man in May car crash dies
• Palmyra man held on sexual abuse charge
• Kramarsky to run for Brighton supervisor
• Firetruck crashes while responding to fire in city
• Health fair to offer free screenings
• Eight area school districts praised for music programs
• Bat, ball are recipe for fun, Seneca style
• Strong Play Partners Newsletter - June 3, 2011
• Summer Reading
• Rochester Psychiatric Center will close Oct. 1
• Local GM site tries to keep U.S. in fuel cell race
• Greece students to air public service ads on Jazz90.1
• Youths rally for skate park in Rochester
• Pittsford couple giving old firetruck new life in Africa
• Arson Task Force charges two Rochester men
• Coast Guard rescues three boaters in Lake Ontario
• Nearly 3,000 receive MCC diplomas
• New forum at FLCC announced for fall
• Rochester's Norma Lee O'Hara constantly stayed active
• Worker at Krieger Recycling plant killed
• Three local events happening today
• Customer service is not what it once was
• Rain can't stop Fairport Canal Days
• Flower basket hung in downtown Brockport
• E. coli infection no stranger to New York
• Party in the Park passes go on sale
• Hamlin Wheel Fest is today
• Robbery string suspect Daniel Bovee arrested
• Yahweh Ballet performs today at Auditorium Center
• Court rejects Rochester's appeal over insurance funds
• Brian Owens sentenced to 20 years for 2010 killing in Rochester
• Rochester schools helping students find their vocations
• Rochester's Greek Festival helps others
• Gates woman hit by police car
• Rochester considers retirement plan
• Churches to help youths tend gardens, friendships
• Two Penfield women rescued from fire
• 'No show' job probe prompts SUNY's John O'Connor to resign
• State leaders agree on ethics overhaul
• City schools need a long-term super
• Happening today
• Greece swim team to do marathon for money today
• Cooper Cos. shares riseafter Q2 profit soars
• Court denies appeal by city in firefighter case
• Wealth of Health Awards recognize 12 firms
• Harris Interactive launches social media product
• Ozone alerts, Climate Change, and Rochester, NY
• Welcome back to Nazareth, alumni! Have a great Alumni Weekend.
• Rochester is excited about Nazareth's new men's hockey team! Check out some of the media coverage from yesterday's announcement.
• Buffalo high school students recognized for Speak Your Mind project - watch WIVB.com for the story
• 3 plead guilty in robbery, assault of women at Henrietta hotel
• BHS 24 Hour Plays Rehearsals
• SUNY pushes for tuition hike
• Rochester Fire Protectives take pride in saving valuables, one vase at a time
• Get ready for Fairport Canal Days
• Tia Gerstner remains jailed on charges
• Constellation Brands donates 66 acres on Canandaigua Lake
• Lance Johnson charged with sexually assaulting 3 girls
• Rochester ash trees to be treated against ash borer
• 3 more red-light cameras go live in Rochester
• The Gorham Pageant of Bands draws top talent
• Defibrillator vest saves life of former Amerks star Gates Orlando
• Plurality sees China's growth in economic power as a threat
• Update on measles exposure
• Journalism is a little like making sausage
• Happening today
• Rep. Kathy Hochul named to Homeland Security panel
• Foodlink to provide free meals for kids at 60 sites
• Perfect Storm: Cancer, Aging, and Too Few Data
• Doctor Who Wrote Syllabus on Cancer in Elderly Shares Personal Side to Data
• Heart Vest in URMC Study Saves Amerk Hall-of-Famer’s Life
• School of Nursing Receives Fourth Round of RWJF Scholarship Funding
• 4th Annual Brighton Green Energy Fair
• Ultralife to pay $2.7M to settle inflated pricing claims
• Veterans center to get $570,000 in federal grants
• Bankruptcy filings down 31% in May
• Constellation Brands adds a COO
• Seafood restaurant opens on Dewey Avenue
• Tune in TONIGHT @ 8pm to WHEC TV-Ch. 10 for "Beyond the Performance" capturing the Nazareth College Arts Center's presence in our community.
• Learn more about the newest addition to our Division III program!
• President Braveman just announced our newest team: men's ice hockey!
• Alum Chris Wopperer was featured on WKBW today for the American Red Cross MASH BASH. He appears about half-way through this clip:
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• Big news today! The Nazareth Golden Flyers are announcing a brand new sports team at 3 pm. Stay tuned.....
• Webster decides to keep its sign
• New Unity wound care center will use oxygen chambers
• Man unwittingly exposes area to measles potential
• Medley Centre developer Scott Congel's Bersin Properties misses a deadline
• Local suspect linked to homicide case in Puerto Rico
• Police investigate possibility that Kevin R. Pacek died from electrocution
• Cadillac Hotel partially evacuated
• Happening today: South Wedge Farmers Market
• A swan song for Greece Athena's Judith Ranaletta
• Bishop Joe N. Flowers Jr. faces new charges
• United Way of Greater Rochester tops $28 million with 2011 campaign
• Authorities Budget Office calls out Monroe County executive in open letter
• Kathy Hochul receives a warm welcome in D.C.
• There's no predicting the end of the world
• Pedestrian killed after being struck in Gaines
• Opponents of property tax cap assemble in Albany
• Eric Massa campaign committee suing former aide
• Variety of Concerts, Artists, and Events Fill Eastman School’s Summer Schedule
• Garage/Sidewalk Sale to Benefit Residents of The Living Center
• As Cancer Survivorship Grows, So Do Questions of Related Health Issues
• Tompkins Insurance Agencies acquires Ithaca firm
• Area engineering firms ranked on state list
• Redcom unveils new technology
• Bills plan free event to unveil new uniforms
• Kodak program offers cash back for used products
• Document Security Systems expands deal to $1.3 million
• Xerox Litigation Services to open 2 offices in England
• Climate Change predicts the spreading of certain diseases—even in Rochester, NY
• Paetec completes acquisition
• This just in from the Veterans Outreach Center, Inc. ... registration for tonight's Coming Home from War speaker series event is now closed, but we are looking forward to seeing all of you who are registered at tonight's event.
• Reunion is just two days away! Check out the whole schedule here:
• Mayor attacks majority rule
• City police vow Ontario Beach crackdown
• Serendipity helps Wayne County woman with heart tumor
• Police investigate 2 shootings
• Kathy Hochul to be sworn in today
• Driver in fatal pedestrian crash to get weekends in jail
• Don Holleder is another Great Rochesterian
• Happening today
• Plan calling for reforms to local elder care approved
• Libyan college students to have access to funds
• Plan to kill Bush, Cheney denied
• Sen. Chuck Schumer calls for FDA notice on drug shortages
• Victor recognizes historic homes
• Summer pays a quick visit to area
• New bills seek to sweeten public worker pensions
• City School District notifies 137 of possible layoffs
• Penfield YMCA tops in customer satisfaction
• URMC Studies Quality of Doc-Patient Conversations about Cancer
• Chemo-Induced Nausea Remains Big Problem, URMC Study Says
• Tim Hortons' coffee sales to benefit campers
• Tony Bennett among shows added at CMAC
• Natcore Technology, Kodak ink development agreement
• Schneiderman to sue feds for force drilling review
• Extended plastics recycling in Monroe County, now we want more
• TCMS 6th Grrade Band Concert 5/24/11
• FRES & TCMS 5th & 6th Grade Orchestra & 6th Grade Chorus Concert 5/23/11
• FRES Chamber Orchestra & 4th Grade Chorus 5/19/11
• Don't feel like sitting in a classroom? Consider #onlineprograms starting this fall.
• Another great collaboration between Veterans Outreach Center, Inc. and Nazareth College. Don't miss the fourth, and final, Coming Home from War speaker series event tomorrow, Wednesday, June 1. Free and open to the public. Register by clicking here:
• Fights force police to close Lake Ontario Beach Park
• Suspects in Greece triple homicide wait for decision on death penalty
• Presbyterians reinvent church and service
• Rochester Public Market draws holiday crowd
• Rochester Police release names of stabbing victims
• RIT students report on pollution problems in Red Creek
• Red Cross Festival will honor local heroes
• Police investigate murder-suicide in Mount Morris
• Pittsford school district outlines long-range facility plan
• Pittsford considering athletic field upgrades
• Memorial Day ceremonies honor area veterans
• Local, national hospitals dealing with medication shortages
• Greece schools saluted for energy efficiency
• Dog-walking event to raise funds for Yates Humane Society
• First Controlled Clinical Trial for Juvenile Batten Disease to Start
• Hometown Heroes banners up in downtown Brockport
• Time To Disband The Superintendent Employee Group
• Memorial Day
• Banks are in debt to George W. Todd
• Rochester police investigating separate stabbing incidents
• Senate vote likely to be close on gay marriage
• Closed for the holiday
• Rise in Lyme disease expected in the Rochester area
• Local governments say time for mandate relief is now
• Ash borers are here to stay
• Brockport Fire Department closing dispatch office
• Residents gather for a Titus Avenue tradition
• Memorial Day events
• Douglass Freedom Festival set
• Civilians trot with some troops
• An Evening of Jazz Concerts Will be Memorial To Teen Musician Who Perished in Fire
• Two SUVs stolen from Irondequoit dealership
• Rib Fest a tasty crowd pleaser
• Korean War veteran Dwayne McDevitt sends flag to Seoul
• Weekly agenda
• Memorial Day events
• Women rescued from river gorge
• Happening today
• Jon Kaiser found a home in Scouting
• City neighborhood celebrates spring
• Rowing competition attracts 200 boats to the Erie Canal
• DEC to probe gas well blowout in Pa.
• Family Court day care offers telemedicine
• Tax-lien foreclosure actions pick up pace in Rochester
• Fiscal worries delay opening of Seneca County veterans cemetery
• Analysis finds SUNY school presidents get major salaries, perks
• Memorial Day forecast looks promising
• Winton Road pharmacy robbed Saturday night
• Civilians trot with some troops
• Rochester police investigating separate stabbings
• Kent Blair responds to the towns about a fire district
• Rochester City School District lets 3 top administrators go
• High water can't sink boating enthusiasm
• Tia Gerstner pleads not guilty to DWI
• Aneudi Vasquez convicted of Rochester, Irondequoit burglaries
• Boy removed from unfit trailer in Ontario County
• Zachary Byron humbled by Bronze Star, Purple Heart
• Former Amerk Sean McMorrow rejects plea deal
• Two men accused of stealing boat gear at Irondequoit marinas
• William Yorton, Sara Mein facing bank robbery charges
• Independence Party endorses candidates
• Sun may grace holiday weekend
• Seabreeze will be closed on Monday
• Power of Mustangs unleashed locally
• Tackles in Greece ordered to fix its septic system
• Most of canal system will be open for weekend
• Safety reminders issued for boaters
• Runner Jim Ochterski hopes to bring clean water to Tanzanians
• Most N.Y. House members oppose expanded terror powers
• State DOT tries to unsnarl 390/490 interchange
• Jordan health center takes over troubled Westside
• Partnership with D.C.-based firm to boost PLS Inc.
• HTR appoints director of new ventures
• Westside Health to dissolve, be acquired by Jordan Health
• Q4 profit, sales pump up at Graham
• UR appoints two new vice presidents
• Sales fall, profit shrinks at Seneca Foods
• Where Is the Sense Of Urgency?
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• Following fatal crash in 2009, Tia Gerstner accused of DWI a second time
• School 28 one of eight testing heart association garden
• Webster's renovated community center will house town's recreation programs under one roof
• Plea deal would require Willie Lightfoot to admit to DWI
• Macedon fire is ruled accidental
• Pair of bank robbery suspects arrested
• Kathy Hochul's victory boosts Democrats' hopes
• GOP endorsements: County attorney Bill Taylor gets nod for DA
• Greece Fishing Derby casts net
• Tom Golisano clashes with lawyer on fees
• Rochester police seek suspect in Mohawk St. shooting
• 5K run/walk will benefit Sunset House
• RBJ Snap Poll: CEOs of public companies are overpaid
• Unrest in Libya hurts students living in Rochester
• Protesters: Federal policy poses threat to civil rights
• Transit Authority breaks ground on $26M campus overhaul
• UR names two new vice presidents
• Seeking story ideas from Webster
• Memorial Day events
• Flower City Days start at Public Market
• The Strong Receives $113,277 IMLS Grant for International Center for the History of Electronic Games
• Webster Golf Tourney Supports URMC Lung Research
• RGRTA breaks ground on headquarters project
• Burns touts strategy at Xerox annual meeting
• Navy sends RF Communications $5.9M order
• Insurance firm asks court to sort claims on Zaveri estate
• Summer visitor to the Casa Italiana looking for the elusive pasta bush!
• Lunch & Learn, "Education and the Israel Experience - Walking Across the Bridge"
• Riding provides a stable focus for MS patient
• Golisano, lawyer dispute legal fees
• Transit Authority breaks ground on $26M campus overhaul
• It's summer break, but hey all Class of 2012 Seniors and graduate students: BIG NEWS about Commencement 2012! Commencement 2012 will be on Saturday, May 12, 2012, 10:00 a.m. at the Blue Cross Arena. Further details will be available early in the f
• Carol Hannan sets the record straight about a fire district
• BHS Senior Banquet & Bash
• Sonnenberg hails end of renovations
• Rochester police officer injured while subduing suspect
• Diane Watkins plans to challenge Adam McFadden for City Council seat
• Case of Greece man accused of threatening Bush could move to new court
• Additional charges in Monroe County Jail escape
• Camping, albeit not roughing it, proves recession proof
• Kathy Hochul's victory puts Medicare in spotlight
• First Niagara robbed for second time this month
• Bolgen Vargas stands by Rochester school reforms
• Gardens created from converted vacant lots can teach students and adults about gardening and more
• Webster story ideas sought
• Storm damage prompts call for federal aid
• Riga woman accused of improper disposal of dead animals
• Report: N.Y. to save with generic meds
• Psychiatrist Dr. Kevin Robinson of Hillside Children's Center loses battle with leukemia
• Monroe County libraries shuttered over Memorial Day weekend
• Layoffs called inevitable despite talks
• Local Red Cross chapter sends volunteers to Alabama to help with tornado cleanup
• Evening cemetery tour
• Despite deal, debate still rages on property tax cap
• The Church of St. Luke and St. Simon Cyrene Announces Two Saints Spring Music Festival
• Multitasking Meds: Scientists Discover How Drug for Leukemia, Psoriasis, May Tackle Vascular Disease
• URMC Heart Expert Elected President of American College of Cardiology Chapter
• Paychex names senior vice president of sales
• Harris RF unit gets radio contract from Iowa county
• Summit Federal acquires Frontier Federal Credit Union
• Tim Hortons CEO exits; search for replacement underway
• Nazareth supports America's veterans. One week from today, Nazareth and the Veterans Outreach Center, Inc. will host the fourth, and final, Coming Home from War speaker series event ( And during Memorial Day weekend, the 5K Run for Vets, organized b
• Xerox buys UK-based software solution provider
• Mathias Smith arraigned in jail escape case
• Did you know that there's a social media page on the Naz website where you can connect with departments through Facebook, Twitter, and more? Visit the page here: The social media page includes our newly developed Facebook pages for the MA in Ameri
• Leading. Learning. Life-changing! Nazareth College is accepting applications for Fall 2011 admission to our master's degree programs in the School of Education, School of Management, and College of Arts & Sciences! Want to learn more? There'
• Thompson Health CEO to retire in 2012
• Sweden and Clarkson vote to murder the Brockport fire department
• Early Dismisssal K- 5
• Canal trail work stirs surface debate
• Three wolf brothers join Seneca Park Zoo family
• Michael Green faces a few challenges at hearing
• A good move for Good News highlights
• Happening today
• DEC delays mine decision
• Man denies guilt in homicide
• Chili has supervisor candidate
• Gay marriage opponents rally in Albany
• Inmate James Thomas accused of aiding two jail escapees
• Pittsford snowplow driver, pedestrian who died were both on cell phones
• Daughter's death has mom talking about distracted driving
• Kathy Hochul wins 26th District race
• Greece board debates savings in changing school choice
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Democrats reach property-tax cap deal
• Democrat Hochul is upset winner in special congressional election
• Unemployment rate improves in April
• Harris CEO Lance plans to retire in 2012
• Streets, sidewalks to close for Midtown work
• Attorney to staff office here for Philly law firm
• Cindy Ziarko has miles to cover
• Bank to add branch in Wyoming County
• More lies from Kimball and Milner about fire district
• Jail inmate indicted in double escape
• Rochester-area jobless rate improves
• Construction of the new Integrated Center for Math and Science continues. Check out our updates here:
• Cuomo, Assembly Democrats reach deal on property-tax cap
• D4, Digital Strata join forces
• Race To The Bottom
• An electronic copy of our Commencement 2011 program:
• BCSD Approved Calendar 2011-12: School Year
• District Telecommunications Department
• Cuomo: 'New York has fallen behind' in support of marriage equality
• Horseback riding helps overcome challenges
• Local volunteer helps out in Joplin, Mo.
• Family cat dies in Pittsford fire
• Indictments follow standoff in city
• Man shot by Geneva police officer dies
• High school seniors honored by Greater Rochester Women's Council
• Brockport festival moves
• Father of homicide victim working to find answers
• Today is count down for special election
• Fewer limits on recycling plastic
• Charles Schumer says defeating Ryan plan important
• Grant ideas for Great Lakes outpace federal funds
• The search for Sandra Sollie continues
• Victor man dies after two-car crash
• Hydrofracking film in Brighton
• South Wedge Farmers Market - 5th Annual Grand Opening
• 12th Annual Discovery Ball Nets More Than $650,000 for Wilmot Cancer Center
• Five Friends from Japan: Children in Japan Today Opens at National Museum of Play
• Paetec to add 13 data centers, expand cloud computing line
• Rochester principal elected to national association board
• County expands recycling program
• Sculptor Paley consolidates studio space in new location
• Agreement gives Schneiderman investigative power
• Element K seeks to fill 40 jobs
• Four indicted in May 3 standoff with police
• Cuomo ramps up push to legalize same-sex marriage
• Lab X inks deal with Oregon firm
• NaturalNano closer to profitability
• Rec Department is Moving!
• Village Lane Water Main Break
• Congrats to the more than 550 high school sophomores, juniors and seniors being honored by the American Chemical Society tonight and on Wednesday!
• Short, candid videos of #commencement on Youtube. you have some to share, send a link to alumni@medaille.edu.
• Fire heavily damages Pittsford home
• Several Brighton residents wake up to flooding
• Two hurt in shooting on Herbert Street
• Man charged in 'double initial' murders distrusted authorities
• Repairs scheduled for Erie Canal path
• $111M RG&E upgrade occurring in Genesee River gorge
• Fallen service members saluted
• A final visit to Mother of Sorrows School
• Tobacco use falls despite cuts to funding
• Brockport won't discuss joint fire district with Clarkson, Sweden
• Lilac Festival ends on a high note
• Home for the Friendless served young and old alike
• Six Victor buildings to be recognized
• Happening today
• Hamlin Wheel Fest is June 4
• Golisano hospital gets high rankings
• Ethics law could put legislators in a pinch
• Hope Shines Brightly During Miracle Weekend
• Hal Legg’s rational view of a fire district
• Greece debate goes on over school choice policies
• Monroe County Jail escape rivals old Hollywood movie
• Geneva cop shoots man
• Shia-Brittan Anderson's not guilty plea in weapon case sparks court chaos
• Webster gets 'behind scenes' look at those who serve
• Road in Hamlin to remain closed
• Webster teacher's aide charged
• Poll: Kathy Hochul takes lead in 26th
• A look at road construction areas to avoid this summer
• Warning: Road delays ahead for Rochester-area drivers
• GOP tries to keep momentum going
• A little help with foreclosure prevention?
• Weekly agenda
• Happening today
• Rochester NAACP chapter elects Edward Goolsby as leader
• Armed Forces Day honors military branches
• The Rev. Thomas D. Hoctor was full of compassion
• Chris Lee repays himself campaign loan
• 26th District candidates list finances
• Towns lose money maintaining parks and recreation programs
• Two face DWI charges for separate incidents in Ontario County
• Romulus pair face assault charges
• Lately when it rains, it pours on Rochester
• Several Brighton residents wake up to flooding
• Climate Change will suffice, not rapture
• They go 'over the edge' to help Boy Scouts
• Area lawyer Rudolph LePore arrested in jail escape case
• Lawsuit settled in S. Winton Road fatal railroad crossing crash
• Proposed Rochester budget juggles cuts, services
• East Rochester clean sweep event is today
• Rochester slaying victim Javont Williams remembered
• Bergen student Eric Wall dies after being struck by two trains
• Albion man dies in two-vehicle crash
• Amendment to aviation measure withdrawn
• RIT graduates leave with message of hope
• GOP Medicare plan asks seniors to pay more
• 'Crazy day' sells charms of small-town life
• State Police salute 29 members
• Cuomo pushing Albany for tax cap
• Judge reserves decision on statements in sexual abuse case
• AIDS Care expands day program to assist patients
• State AG appoints public integrity official
• State AG appoints area public integrity officer
• Mayor proposes budget that includes job cuts, tax increases
• Builders and contractors group joins Unshackle Upstate
• Area firms honored at UNYTECH Venture Forum
• Transcat reports boost in profit in Q4
• Local lawyer indicted in connection with jail escape
• May 24, 2011 - Education Meeting Agenda
• Suit settled over Henrietta double-fatal rail crossing crash
• A lesser known fact about Professor Korth? He's a leading expert in the petrified remains of rodents. Read more about his expertise in the newest Naz homepage story.
• RETHINK Graduate Studies at Naz! Find out more about Nazareth's outstanding graduate programs and register for an information session today. The next session is only a few days away on May 25.
• Post your pictures from commencement on Facebook (tag: Medaille College) or tweet them #medaille2011 @medaille
• Parma library is featuring local nature artists
• Helping the poor is part of fabric of life in Webster, Brighton
• Livingston Youth Program vies for funding
• Rochester students get a tasty lesson in healthy eating
• Women pull ahead in Rochester-area advanced degrees
• Proposed Rochester budget includes police contract
• Rain keeps Greece soccer fields closed
• Ronald A. Molinari admits bilking elderly Irondequoit woman
• Rochester-area group fights neurofibromatosis
• Former Fairport man finds $45,000 in new home — returns it
• Democrats decide to cross-endorse in Irondequoit
• Rochester-region nursing homes fined
• Plurality favors GOP's Corwin in special election for Congress
• State Regents exams pared down — again
• Victoria Hines, Christopher Booth nominated to state panel
• Forum at MCC addresses health exchange concerns
• 2011 Memorial Day Parade
• Dash For Dad Rochester
• M&T Bank repays $700 million to U.S. Treasury
• WindTamer Corp. gets new name
• Rochester region adds jobs in April
• Golisano Foundation gives $440,000 to Happiness House project
• RG&E gets OK to expand mandatory hourly pricing
• Financial executives honored at luncheon
• Economic summit eyes future of the region
• Ronald Molinari pleads guilty to swindling elderly woman
• Devious Dan’s hypocritical campaign for village trustee
• Where Were You Last Night, Milton?
• Dedicated teaching couple retiring
• State court system lays off 367 workers
• Property tax burden in city could shift
• Rain takes toll on Lilac Festival parking
• Police release ID of victim in fatal crash
• Penfield business owner says he'd donate eagle nest site
• Free rabies clinic for pets living in Greece
• School 8 students, staff receive Patriot Award
• DiNapoli seeks data on double dippers
• Most school budgets approved Tuesday
• Jane Corwin, Kathy Hochul clash over Social Security, Medicare
• Bus shuffle curbs trouble at Liberty Pole
• Journalists freed weeks after being detained while covering Libyan unrest
• Monroe County rebuffs state recommendations for Airport Authority
• New York state probes $224 million Monroe County project
• The planet is warming even as we shiver
• Monroe Bar gives 'not qualified' to judicial hopeful
• Area hospitals try to weather drill for Category 5 hurricane
• Colleen D. Clements, Ph.D., dedicated researcher and teacher, dies at 74
• School Bullying Prevention is Focus of Annual Summer Institute in Rochester
• Chemistry Department Celebrates Professor Richard Eisenberg
• Layoffs announced for 7th Judicial District
• The Importance of Play
• Highland Hospital touts honor for nursing care
• Kodak shares rise after execs buy stock
• State probes $224 million Monroe County project
• Xerox closes on $1 billion of senior unsecured notes
• Earthlink to invest $12M in Rochester operations
• N.Y. courts laying off 367 workers statewide
• Host Families Needed for Foreign Language Assistants 2011-2012
• Community Services Committee Meeting Cancelled
• Monroe County rebuffs state recommendations for Airport Authority
• Rain had Lilac Festival in full gloom but open for business today
• Police arrest 3 teens tied to auto thefts in Greece
• Residents in Black Creek area not fretting rainfall
• Senate passes bill to create registry of violent felons
• Roles in aid of Monroe County Jail escape probed
• Wegmans delays timeline on East Ave. store
• School district vote totals
• Voters say OK to school spending plans
• Regent to speak at forum tonight
• SUNY rates itself in new report card
• State officials clarify pesticide law wording
• Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School announces new president
• 26th District rivals discuss issues at forum
• Mount Morris Dam holding up under steady rains
• Researchers Home In on Genetic Signature of Esophageal Cancer
• Local Businessman to Receive Inspiration Award from Wilmot Cancer Center
• NEWS 12 WESTCHESTER HONORED WITH DEADLINE CLUB AWARD BY THE NEW YORK CHAPTER OF THE SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISTS
• Tribunes waiting out the raindrops
• Will We Get To See A Copy Of The Separation Agreement?
• Woman pleads guilty to aiding jail escape
• Al Lewis Spaghetti Dinner (new tasty sauce)
• COMIDA OKs tax breaks for East Avenue project
• Dorschel selects Roberts Communications as agency
• Vuzix reports sales rise, loss shrinks
• Badger Technologies expanding in Farmington
• Monro posts record profit, to acquire 24 tire stores
• Ultralife to use WindTamer turbine for project
• 2011 Photo Album
• SUNY releases report card for its programs, goals
• This Memorial Day weekend, support our vets by participating in the Saranac 5K Fun Run, benefiting the Nazareth College Veterans Scholarship Fund. Click here for more info:
• Minor flooding stretches along Black Creek
• Student teaching among ways local colleges build ties with the community
• Colleges strengthen community ties with student teachers
• Candidates in 26th District differ on more than Medicare
• 26th District candidate profiles
• N.Y. alters teacher ratings
• School board supports Bolgen Vargas
• Hispanic workers sue city
• $6.2 million raised for special election
• Lilac Festival schedule
• Suburban schools hold votes today
• Search is suspended near Irondequoit Bay
• Plan redraws Greece ward boundaries
• Gates library set to open on June 15
• Findings: Ginna generally prepared for accidents
• Brother of accused jail escapee charged
• 3 arrests made in stolen vehicles case
• Board of Regents names new education commissioner
• Andrew Cuomo's tour irks some state lawmakers
• U.S. News Ranks Golisano Children’s Hospital among Nation’s Best
• Local Author Explores Rochester's Latino Roots in New Book Through Photographs
• A boy overcomes rare autoimmune disease and is standing strong again
• Coast Guard suspends search of bay outlet area
• Special moms get biggest joys out of smallest things
• Rochester Lancers to play in Major Indoor Soccer League
• M&T completes acquisition of Delaware bank
• Cuomo taps Lawsky to head new state department
• Kodak adopts new pricing due to volatile commodities
• VirtualScopics posts Q1 net loss, revenue jump
• RF Communications receives $19 million order
• An Open Letter To the NYS Board Of Regents
• Pace of improvement slows for manufacturers
• Three arrested in theft from Greece auto dealer
• Eight Latino employees sue Rochester
• Tea Party Express backs Jane Corwin in 26th District
• Walter Russ pleads guilty to attacking ex-wife, another man
• Ghent pleads not guilty in girlfriend's stabbing
• Did you know Naz alumnus Jeff Van Gundy received an honorary degree at this year's commencement? He was so excited, he talked about it on national television! Click here to watch and listen:
• Hobart St. shooting victim ID'd
• Rain expected to continue through Friday
• 'Go out into the world, do great things,' UR grads urged
• Two safely escape fire in Greece
• Destitute women found help from Rochester's wealthiest
• Rural/Metro holds open house
• Dissolution foes clash in Brockport
• About 6,000 participants turn out for diabetes walk
• Patient info is just a click away
• Volunteer shortage threatens programs
• Transfer of Flags ceremony honors city school students
• Talk on high blood pressure today
• Rochester man shot on Hobart Street
• Redistricting reform efforts stall in Albany
• N.Y. seeks input for shaping health exchanges
• Film series examines mental health
• Golisano Children’s Hospital Joins National NICU Research Network
• Baby born without a heartbeat, but her medical team was delivering a miracle
• Technology Projects in the library
• 2011 Pictures
• Tom Nesser of Gates had a knack for business, and generosity, too
• Church in 19th Ward organizes Our Lady of Fatima Procession
• Community Foundation's 29th annual benefit draws 300
• Timing of this year's Lilac Festival 'right on the money'
• Money flows into race for 26th District
• Cutting school administrators won't fix budgets
• Empowering teens to shape their own lives
• Sean McCabe named principal at Spencerport High School
• SUNY names 25 faculty members 'distinguished professors'
• Residency rule for city jobs at issue
• Soggy day doesn't suppress smiles for college graduates
• Golf tournament to honor Albion's David R. Millis set for June
• Polls set to open for school budgets, boards
• Rain washes out Lilac fest, other festivities
• Lilac Festival canceled on Sunday
• Flood watch issued for western New York
• Matthew Barnaby issues statement following arraignment
• Honeoye woman facing DWI charge after Sunday crash
• Several cars stolen from Greece dealership
• Myth busters tackle the fire district myths
• Now recycling 3-7 plastics in Monroe County
• Two toppled trees remain the main attraction
• Lilacs at their peak exert pull on festival visitors
• Driver sought after rollover crash
• Boating advisory for area Finger lakes
• Father of drowned man sues Catholic Charities
• Two more sections of Erie Canal open
• Mother, son, granddaughter all to become college graduates
• Former state Sen. Vincent Leibell gets 21 months in prison
• Free document shredding offered
• Henrietta Ambulance receives award
• Pesticide ban at New York schools begins
• T.I.P.S. force out near Scio, Ontario streets
• Batavia works to scare seagulls away
• Stuart Bolger brought history to life in Mumford
• Quiet school board race in Greece
• ABC's health fair offers testing, exams
• Civil unions have few fans in New York
• Kodak shares climb after patent ruling
• State commission launches website for public input
• Vehicle sales in April outpace 2010
• M&T acquisition of Wilmington Trust to close Monday
• Majority prefers Brooks for county executive
• Council Rock Reporter MAY 2011 Now Online!
• Father of drowned man sues Catholic Charities
• Out With The Old And In With The Interim
• Brockport Police Department’s hard work made brock the port bearable
• If you love to read literature which shocks you while it comforts you, embraces you while it confuses you, worries you while it inspires you, then the 6th Annual Greater Rochester Teen Book Festival is an event you will not want to miss! Nazareth will h
• About Twelve Corners Middle School
• Students' work at ArtPeace
• Jack Davis campaign responds to GOP video
• No charges in snowplow death in Pittsford
• Dogs die in house fire in Perinton
• Lilac Festival 2011 opens today
• Crash shocks friends, family of Avon teen David Greer
• Man hospitalized with severe burns
• School 33 remembers Sahmir Williams
• Alleged coupon counterfeiter clipped by feds
• City, Water Authority reach sharing deal
• Greece garden tour shows wonders of spring
• Chili history group hosts Civil War talk
• Report finds upstate property tax rates higher
• Medicare, taxes central to debate for 26th District
• N.Y. gets older as baby boomers age
• Cost, supply of shingles shot varies widely
• Panel ponders complexities of redrawing election districts
• Presbyterian leaders applaud decision to allow gay ministers
• Eat Your Heart out this Memorial Day at the Roc City Rib Fest
• Brighton Farmers’ Market Opening Day
• Teen book fans can't wait for their festival
• A bright, lively toddler from China receives a second chance at life
• URMC Observes HIV Vaccine Awareness Day with Events
• Two Defective Proteins Conspire to Impair the Nerve Cell’s ‘Powerhouse’ in Alzheimer Disease
• Rochester Autism Researchers Present New Findings at IMFAR
• Loss narrows, revenues rise at Performance Technologies
• Wind energy workshop scheduled
• Unshackle Upstate presses for mandate relief
• Report: Lyons has highest tax rate in Finger Lakes region
• Rochester-Monroe water pact clears last hurdle
• Alleged coupon counterfeiter clipped by feds
• Parker and Seligman For School Board
• Do you want to relive a few of those Commencement memories from Mother's Day or even Senior Week? We have Commencement 2011 highlights all in one place at naz.edu!
• Www.medaille.edu. pot your good, bad and ugly comments!
• Rochester-area brain drain shows in census
• Rochester-area brain drain shows in census
• Firefighter recruits set to graduate
• Woman living again in foreclosed house
• Greg Tremaine sentenced in Army helmets fraud case
• Lawyer Salvatore Marcera facing federal charges
• Rochester area warriors salute historic SEALs mission
• Simulators make burning impression at fire training
• Chili 19-year-old survives four heart surgeries while growing up
• Day of Caring draws about 9,000 volunteers from across region
• City Council to meet on redistricting
• Gas-drilling advocates get their day in Albany
• Bolgen Vargas returns to City School District as interim superintendent
• Schools should help gay teens find acceptance
• Monroe County Jail escapee's sister no longer holds judicial post
• Frankel calls for changing process
• Castaneda makes a fool of herself again
• Recovery from complicated surgery shows teen has a whole lot of heart
• RCSD selects Bolgen Vargas as interim superintendent
• Local lawyer charged with tax fraud, oxycodone conspiracy
• RIT names new dean of computing school
• Veramark posts profit, 22% rise in revenue
• RF Communications gets $10M radio order
• 'Father of video games' donates collection to Strong
• Insurance Dept. plans health insurance public hearing
• ROC City Rising event tonight at Eastman House
• Alum Katie Mullen Kehoe '63 is the key organizer of a 5K run on May 28 at 5 p.m. Funds raised at the event will be used to create a veteran student scholarships at Nazareth. The registration form and the map of the race can be obtained through the l
• Spencerport man sentenced in Army helmets fraud case
• Nazareth is offering a seminar for parents of children w/special needs and educators, therapists, counselors who serve them tonight from 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Click here for more info.
• RIT students are honoring the memory of former classmate George DeLany by lobbying Congress to pass "Billy's Law." Students held a petition drive in the Student Alumni Union on May 11 in support of legislation that would link the FBI and D
• Hello, I Love You, Now Lead
• Margay Blackman a candidate for Brockport Village Board
• Bolgen Vargas to be named Rochester's interim schools chief today
• One day until the new Medaille web site is available for the whole world to see.
• Rochester's mystery beast proving to be elusive catch
• RIT names Ryne Raffaelle new VP of research
• Historic Alliance building awaits upgrade
• Mayer's Lake Ontario Winery is building War of 1812 memorial
• Family and school mourn loss of Sahmir Williams
• Changes at Eastview Mall await vote in Victor
• Legislature OKs redistricting plan
• Grand jury indicts 3 men linked to jail break
• Michael Green won't pursue charges in airport scandal
• David Bellavia set to endorse someone other than GOP's Jane Corwin
• Rochester Teachers Association leaders agree to discuss concessions
• Report: GOP Medicaid plan cuts funding in N.Y.
• Kicking leukemia gives teen a better sense of self
• Adarza BioSystems adds two directors
• Joint venture eyes $21.9 million rehab of Lincoln Alliance Building
• Resources
• CEO Burns outlines Xerox's growth plans
• Cuomo begins statewide campaign
• Community Reading Project 2011
• Nazareth hosts the Teen Book Festival on Saturday, May 14--check out what the organizers did today on live TV !
• Did you leave your Commencement program behind at Blue Cross Arena, and mom, dad or you want a graduation keepsake? We have about 75 programs left over...you can come to Naz Marketing & Communications in Golisano 1st Floor and pick one up!
• Another 'It Could Be A Whole Lot Worse' Scenario
• The tunnel between Golisano Academic Center and the Psychology Building will be shut down today for continued construction on the Integrated Center for Math and Science. For more details, visit
• Therapy dog lights up the lives of Beikirch residents
• Fire destroys trucking company's garage in Avon
• Brooks points to environment, jobs in State of County speech
• $1.4M in high-speed rail funds slated for Rochester
• Cold-case task force to meet on 1978 Holiday Inn fire
• Ontario Beach algae problem could be solved by pump system
• Experts search for reasons for so much algae in Lake Ontario
• Syracuse office of Buerkle evacuated
• State shuts down Kiddie Kollege
• Stretch of Route 250 in Penfield reduced
• Party in the Park may charge fee to enter
• New poll gives Hochul lead in 26th District
• Hell's Angel case: Can a Facebook 'poke' be a threat?
• Greece police crack down on car cruising
• Changes sought in public defender selection process
• Canandaigua couple pleads guilty to abusing 2-year-old
• Boy, 10, dies after SUV drives across ballfield
• CAREing in Court Project Connects Families to Local Resources
• Genetic Defects Hold Clues to Risk for Sudden Cardiac Death
• Brockport votes NO to a fire district
• Bar association seeks new process for selecting public defender
• Graham shares climb on news of strong order growth
• Rochester to get federal high-speed rail funds
• Bank of Castle parent ranks ninth on list of top performers
• Xerox, Cisco Systems form alliance
• RF Communications gets order from Army
• Check out some of the TV coverage of Nazareth's Commencement 2011!
• Daan and the Daanettes take to the dance floor!
• Plea deal near in threats against former President Bush
• Rochester Hell's Angel case: Can a Facebook 'poke' be a threat?
• Nazareth is offering a seminar for parents of children w/special needs and educators, therapists, counselors who serve them tomorrow, Tues. May 10 from 7 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. and Wed., May 11 from 6:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. Click here for more info.
• It Should Be All Or Nothing
• Teachers (substitutes)
• Send a text for the Veterans Outreach Center Pepsi Refresh Grant
• In case you missed it...check out the dance off between President Daan Braveman and senior Lindsey Spector at Friday's graduation rehearsal.
• Patrick Thomas McCarthy faces several charges
• Golf tourney to benefit police association
• Charles Schumer seeking funding to improve rail safety
• Kids target kids in battle of obesity
• For those called to serve in Civil War, a heartfelt sendoff
• Serve others, Nazareth grads urged
• Racing against breast cancer
• Racers against breast cancer seek to 'put ourselves out of business'
• N.Y. wines win more than 135 medals at competition
• No evidence links Joseph Naso to Rochester's Double Initial killings
• Canandaigua school board candidates address challenges for district
• State pension fund invests $1 billion in hydrofracking firms
• Free talk focuses on exercise and brain
• Seminar Explores Impact of Smoking on Fertility
• Moss Awarded Heart Rhythm Society’s Top Honor for Exceptional Contributions to Field
• No evidence links Joseph Naso to Rochester's Double Initial killings
• Congrats to all our graduates on this sunny Mother's Day! Soak in the moments!
• Special moms get biggest joys out of smallest things
• Excess New York prison capacity as high as 8,000 beds
• Three towns shrug off wet spring and say 'play ball'
• New York's Authorities Budget Office urges firing of Airport Authority board
• Suspected Irondequoit bank robber nabbed quickly
• Roberts Wesleyan, St. John Fisher colleges welcome graduates
• Soggy fields keep tractors parked as farmers struggle with a delayed planting season
• RIT students draw fun-seeking crowd
• Death of Osama bin Laden elicits outbursts of joy
• ON THE MOVE: Nothnagle Realtors hires Victor woman
• The unemployed have every right to be angry
• Veterans recall Victory in Europe Day
• Three seek 2 seats on Victor school board
• Gates day care operator Teresa Smith facing charges
• Pamula Ciranni to be principal at Minerva DeLand
• A Life Lived: Irving Ruderman, 1916-2011
• Missing Florida woman's boyfriend arrested in N.Y.
• Links Inc. bestows four awards
• Suspect in comic-book collector's death ordered back to jail
• Lyme Disease Season Approaches in New York
• Layoffs loom in Rochester school budget
• Two tons of garbage collected in Greece
• Candidates for 26th District to debate on Thursday
• Celebrations of Osama bin Laden's death conflict with religious lessons
• Raul A. Correa dies in apparent carbon monoxide accident in Gates
• Students turn bright ideas into businesses
• Spencerport school on scabies alert
• Arrest triggers probe into large ID theft ring
• Bobby Wanzer came to play and decided to stay
• Wrongly imprisoned man, accuser to speak here
• UR professor Lynne Maquat elected into National Academy of Sciences
• Brockport receives only $16.76 per parking ticket
• Some believe Kendra's Law has loopholes, should be stronger
• Rochester man shot during argument
• Judge refuses John Nicolo's appeal
• Fire in NE Rochester displaces nine
• Arrest made in case involving FBI impersonators and a Rochester home invasion
• St. Luke & St. Simon Cyrene Downtown to Participate in State-Wide Open House
• Scabies Warning for Spencerport
• Organic cereal company opens in Rochester
• Home Properties beats estimates in Q1
• FluxData licenses patent from RIT
• Garlock sees rise in sales, profit
• Five Star Bank parent to repay TARP funds
• Most say bin Laden's death has no impact on U.S. safety
• Brizard's Curtain Call
• Feds probing multistate ID theft ring
• Chicken BBQ
• Applicants Sought for Citizen's Advisory Board
• Board Candidate Information
• May 10, 2011 - Business Meeting and Budget Hearing Agenda
• April 12, 2011 - Business Meeting and Budget Hearing Minutes
• April 12, 2011 - Business Meeting and Budget Hearing
• After last night's banquet, we need just six more seniors to participate in the senior gift to see President Braveman and Lindsey Spector '11 battle at tonight's rehearsal. Here's a hint: Rumor has it that John Wall ain't got not
• 18,000 celebrations begin Saturday with college commencements
• Reilich calls for Lightfoot to resign
• Webster honors Maggie Brooks
• Gun fired into parolee's home in Gates
• Man dies in Gates home, four others hospitalized after apparent carbon monoxide accident
• Frankel to run for Monroe County executive
• 'Big Shot' lights up The Strong
• Stars of Tomorrow strut their stuff
• New York lobbying tops $200 million in 2010
• Small turnout for Ginna nuclear power plant meeting
• State looking into Batavia bacteria outbreak
• Wayne County man on tractor accused of DWI
• Redistricting forum scheduled at Monroe CC
• Medicaid redesign team to hold more meetings
• Man arrested in standoff is a suspect in 1997 slaying
• Eastern portion of Erie Canal remains closed
• Bill would make it harder for villages consolidate
• School of Nursing Names Associate Deans
• Rides for Life Gets a Fresh Look with New Place, New Date, New Vibes
• Pain-Monitoring Devices for Premature Infants Win top Award in Forbes Competition
• Student Engineering Team Honored in Three Competitions
• Frankel to run for county executive
• Litigation against Performance Technologies dropped
• Paetec reports first-quarter results, beats Street
• DiNapoli: Governments could save millions on assessing
• Genesee Brewing unveils retro look
• Frontier to add at least 30 jobs here
• Van Bortel joins Key4Women Advisory Board
• N.Y. ranks second-worst state for business
• Ultralife post Q1 loss; sales, shares fall
• This just in: 10 seniors gave $5 at today's Grad-itude event. That means only 43 seniors need to donate just $5 to see President Braveman and Lindsey Spector '11 have a dance-off at tomorrow's rehearsal. We'd pay five bucks to see tha
• State looking into Batavia bacteria outbreak
• How many seniors does it take to see President Braveman get served by Lindsey Spector '11? Only 53! Gimme 5!
• Chicken BBQ Flyer
• Nazareth's all-female a cappella group, Call4Backup, is auditioning in Boston for the third season of NBC's The Sing-Off TODAY! Send them good vibes. Here's a sampling of their smooth vocal sounds:
• Rochester education activists rally at home of Malik Evans
• Rochester standoff ends peacefully; four charged
• Celebrated food writer gets Brockport college honor
• Dayquawn Outing pleads not guilty in shooting
• Brockport offers storm-chasing course
• Army sergeant from Western New York dies during Afghanistan tour
• Andrew Cuomo, aides taking statewide tour
• City of Rochester puts projects on hold
• From here to Dodgertown, baseball is a gift
• Volunteers sent to help disaster relief
• Woman hurt in Naples house fire
• Two Waterloo properties among federal surplus
• N.Y. senators get earful on ethics
• Expand V.A. day care, Charles Schumer says
• Effort afoot to end defunct state authorities
• URMC Biochemistry Professor Elected to National Academy of Sciences
• Private equity firm invests $63 million in Pictometry
• ABVI announces $8.8 million expansion
• Two-thirds expect no change in construction employment
• Advantage Credit Union unveils RIT scholarship fund
• RBA survey finds drop in manufacturing wages
• Constellation Brands to ring bell at NYSE Thursday
• Candidates Night 2011
• Paychex CFO Morphy to retire
• ABVI announces $8.8M expansion on S. Clinton Avenue
• Brockport moves to “just enforce the code”
• Bin Laden: The Master Manipulator
• A Challenge for the Class of 2011 from President Braveman. You won't want to miss this! It's gonna get ugly. Click on the top video:
• ATTENTION JUNIORS: If you are considering participating in the Peace Corps after Nazareth (even as one of your options for after graduation), the time to apply is NOW! That's right - if you start your application process THIS summer, you will have t
• Cops raid Geneseo fraternity
• Tentative trial date set for Kevin M. Minemier
• Driver dies after truck flips in Bergen
• Teen indicted on 19 sex-abuse charges in Xbox case
• Hell's Angels case 'flimsy,' defense says
• Senators call for nixing neckties in hospitals
• Brooks among U.S. county leaders at White House event
• Monroe to bank its wetlands
• Lilacs remain on schedule for festival
• Hearing today to focus on reforms of senior care
• Kids move to first lady's fitness program
• Greece hires Barbara Deane-Williams to lead schools
• Senate passes tougher texting bill
• CouchSurfing catching on in Rochester
• URMC Leads Push for New Approaches to Brain Injury
• 4th Annual Brighton Green Energy Fair
• Global Crossing reports rise in executive compensation
• Three area projects receive funds for wind power
• Lawyer belittles case against Hell's Angels
• Section of East Main Street closed Tuesday evening
• Paychex completes deal for ePlan Services
• Schumer: Crosman's new owner commits to region
• Net income is flat at Lyons Bancorp in Q1
• Sales, profit climb at IEC Electronics
• Q3 operating income, salesdip at RF Communications
• Ian Rotunno, who threatened George W. Bush, asks for new lawyer
• Check out the latest issue of Connections, the official magazine of Nazareth College - now online!
• Brighton's Elementary Summer Reading and Writing Camp
• Literacy-Based Games and Activities
• FRES/TCMS NYS ELA Exams
• Rochester Bike Week May 20th – May 27th
• IMPORTANT Brighton Elementary Summer Camp Forms
• Construction of the Integrated Center for Math and Science continues. Here are the latest updates:
• FRES-Specific Summer Program Details
• Naz students attending today's Block Party - due to the weather, the location has been changed from George Hall to the Gym in Shults. See you there from 1 - 3 p.m.
• Rainy forecast for this week
• Local families of September 11 victims react
• Historic moment sparks conversations in local schools
• Experts see foreign policy boost for Obama
• Schumer: Death of bin Laden is a turning point, but not end of war on terror
• 'They got him, Junior,' father tells son
• Osama bin Laden's death leaves a lot of work to be done
• Rochesterians respond to death of Osama bin Laden
• Swastika burned into Brighton street
• Hells Angels case relies on informants
• State seeks to regulate use of water
• Rent is too high for many New Yorkers
• Area volunteers aid storm victims
• Public hearing tonight on proposed Greece schools budget
• County legislators to vote on settlement in lawsuit
• Clinics resume for shingles vaccine
• Robert C. Hurrin accused of false calls to 911
• Injured Penfield soldier thinks Afghan combat won't change
• Remembering 9/11: Victims with ties to the Rochester area
• Muslim leaders express relief
• Genome Duplication Encourages Rapid Adaptation of Plants
• Senior Banquet Tickets Sale
• Eastman School receives $300,000 grant for library project
• Unity Health System breaking ground on expansion
• First Niagara plans to add 500 jobs upstate
• Allpro Parking adds HSBC garage to portfolio
• Area bankruptcy filings fall in April
• CGR study looks at independent redistricting in Monroe County
• Technology Farm plans open house
• Confidence falls among upstate consumers in April
• ATTN: Seniors! Tonight's Movie on the Lawn (Hall Pass) location has been changed from George Hall to the Cabaret. See you at 9 p.m.
• Sergio Rodriguez - Medaille alum and coordinator of Medaille's veterans recruitment - on Hispanic Voices from 4/17
• Congratulations to Karen Sims, recipient of the Dr. Will Kuchta Excellence in Human Resource Management Award. Read more about Karen and the School of Management's newly established awards
• Read President Braveman's latest blog post where he shares his thoughts on Nazareth's upcoming commencement.
• Osama bin Laden's death resonates in Rochester area
• Adam Urbanski's Impact On The RCSD
• Flower City supports runners in Sunday's race
• Brighton residents gather after swastika incident
• Doctors suspect kava caused illness
• Hillside scholarship program faces cuts
• Schumer bill calls on banks to clarify overdraft, other fees for checking accounts
• Thomas Richards outspent rivals in race for mayor
• SUNY schools seek more freedom
• Luncheon will honor three for work with teens
• New York's new inspector general puts focus on systemic problems
• Canandaigua man accused of DWI
• Holocaust survivor recalls atrocities
• Dodgeball game at RIT sets record
• Palliative, hospice care topic of session
• Bill Lawler 5K to assist in fight against Huntington's disease
• Airport response awaited
• Guarrera to the rescue as MCC blanks GCC
• Howe tosses no-hitter; MCC splits
• Fudging Climate Change the best strategy?
• May 3, 2011
• Lions members in Rochester for convention
• GOP cuts staff in New York Senate
• Rochester home prices are holding steady
• Sunny day perfect for Ultimate Garage Sale
• Property tax total blurred by added charges
• Towns could lose under tax cap
• Man faces DWI charge following three-car crash in Sweden
• Holy Name of Jesus to hold garage sale
• Fairport's Marsha Dumka honored for educating children
• Webster OTB site may move
• April showers give way to sunny skies
• Brizard's departure should be a wake-up call
• Teens at Avon church fast for a cause
• A Life Lived: Virginia MacQueen had fun blazing her own path
• Habitat homes sprout up
• Habitat homes sprout up
• Flower City supports runners in Sunday's race
• Smoke-exposed Children with Flu More Likely to Need ICU Care
• ON THE MOVE: Fibertech Networks promotes Pittsford woman
• ON THE MOVE: Fibertech Networks promotes Victor man
• ON THE MOVE: Century 21 Capital Realty hires Greece woman
• ON THE MOVE: Nu-Look Collision hires Rochester man
• Teens accused of burning a swastika on Brighton street
• Retiring teacher elicits high notes from students
• School 2 students march streets for Peace Parade
• Mystery animal in Rochester puzzles experts
• Rochester police search for human remains
• Local parties celebrate royal wedding
• Airport coffee shop thinks it has grounds for lawsuit
• Living Here certainly seals the deal for living here
• Victor teen seriously injured in car crash
• Finger Lakes health plan review set
• UR panels focus on diversity
• Royal wedding dress expected to inspire local brides
• German school in Rochester grows rapidly
• Police charge 5 Hell's Angels in 2006 beating
• Record rainfall keeps section of Erie Canal closed
• Jane Corwin has lead in poll in 26th District
• Director Julie Taymor receives honor at Eastman film festival
• ON THE MOVE: Stone Construction Equipment promotes Rochester man
• ON THE MOVE: Hillside Children's Center promotes Greece man
• Clarkson & Sweden’s reckless timetable for a fire district
• Financial Institutions tops Street expectations
• Harris Interactive shares fall after profits, sales slump
• Corwin holds narrow lead in congressional race
• Geospatial Systems sees first-quarter revenue dip
• East Main Street closed for Midtown demolition
• Ultralife to take charge for settlement with U.S.
• Two-thirds 'very concerned' about rising gasoline prices
• Gatehouse sees losses grow, sales dip
• Document Security Systems inks licensing deal
• Red Cross Blood Drive
• There will be three film screenings at Nazareth over the weekend as part of the 360|365 George Eastman House Film Festival. Tonight, "Summer Pasture" will be shown at 7 p.m. Tomorrow, "Louder Than a Bomb" will screen at 5:30 p.m. and
• Software firm CEO wins technology award
• 2011-12 Executive Budget Presentation
• Famed Scottish milliner John Boyd has niece in Batavia
• More than 5,000 drivers caught by Rochester's red light cameras
• Greece students use talents for cause
• E-ZPass customers surprised by fines
• Great Lakes help protect Rochester from tornadoes
• City school budget hearing draws dozens
• Joseph Mitchell, Eddie Palmer denied bail
• Man pleads not guilty in arson case
• Spruce Up Greece changes location
• Art & Wine Walk is today in Victor
• Companies, organizations take a stand against racism
• Brockport creates sewer fee
• RPD buys some high-tech vehicles
• Angelo Gallina, Rochester developer, dies at 93
• Wet soil hinders gardening but has long-term benefits
• Zoo visitors name sea lions Marina and Lily
• No sale for Robert Duffy on sales pitch
• Adult students serve a taste of kindness
• Greece school district selects Barbara Deane-Williams
• Aggressive Breast Tumors Linked to Vitamin D Deficiency
• Wilson Farms stores sold to 7-Eleven
• Ginna parent Constellation agrees to be sold to Exelon
• Report shows Rochester still struggling in recovery
• Paetec taps Pike to build headquarters
• Northwest ranked high by J.D. Power
• The Importance of Play
• Encouraging Healthy Diet and Lifestyle Choices for Children and Teens
• As Commencement approaches, some words of wisdom for the Class of 2011
• Buy books or volunteer at sale in Victor
• Brockport passes single digit tax increase
• Stephanie Collins ’09 is at a NASA ‘Tweetup’ today and tomorrow at Kennedy Space Center for shuttle Endeavor launch.
• Merit-Based Pay Argument Has Holes
• Summer Registration Has Begun for Brighton Residents
• TOWN PHONE LINES DOWN
• Eastman Kodak posts loss, lower revenues for Q1
• Naz students definitely have spring fever! Check out our latest Flickr gallery highlighting some of Nazareth's springtime traditions.
• NetSmartz: Keeping Children and Teens Safer on the
• College students get a hands-on history lesson
• Record crowd turns out for first Rochester budget-cuts forum
• Monroe County Legislature's proposed new districts unveiled
• UR fraternity runs afoul of school code
• UR remembers Jeffrey Bordeaux Jr. with 5K run
• Earring piece cited in 1988 Viola Manville murder
• Area gas prices hit $4
• New York schools seek an average 3.4% increase in property-tax levy
• Eddie Palmer convicted in wheelchair theft
• Unsafe water levels put events on hold
• Report casts Elmira, Attica prisons in negative light
• RTA President Adam Urbanski claims progress in negotiations
• Two-car crash injures three in Orleans
• Monroe County gets mixed marks for air quality
• Sculptor Albert Paley helping other burn survivors
• Stadium's luxury suites vandalized
• East Ridge Road bank robbed
• Monroe County Lilac Festival 2011
• Tony M. Wong, Ph.D., Dedicated Neuropsychologist, Educator and Researcher, Dies at 55
• Florist offers personal attention, individualized designs
• Earring piece cited in 1988 Viola Manville murder
• Unshackle Upstate report supports 2% cap in property taxes
• Fed approves M&T takeover of Wilmington bank
• Community Bank sees 15% profit rise in Q1
• Kodak closes amended credit agreement, to report earnings
• Escapee Eddie Palmer found guilty of wheelchair theft
• School tax levy proposed to rise on average 3.4%
• Victor volunteer honored for his body of work
• Miles to cover as head of public works in Greece
• Finals Week continues and it's a beautiful day in Rochester! What are some of your fave outdoor spots for studying?
• Landlords fight to raise your taxes
• NYSSMA - All State Solo Festival - Major Org.
• Trisha Brzezinski, Jeff Brenner vying for Disney World nuptials
• Tyler Gaudioso admits getting high before crash
• Randy Benjamin, suspended city investigator, back at work
• City schools begin plan to help Latinos
• Area robotics teams head to competition
• Excellus holds $400,000 of unclaimed money in Rochester area
• Jamar Mitchell, brother of Joseph Mitchell, denied bail
• New York leads U.S. in government benefits
• State struggles to end STAR tax break for wealthy
• Rochester is a city steeped in history
• State parks more popular than ever
• Chicken BBQ at Eastridge High School
• Boating is an important part of area's recreational and tourism economy
• NETWORKING & YP GROUPS
• Network with a variety of groups
• Rochester is above par for golfers
• My Rochester: Mary Ellen Burris
• Twenty cool things about Rochester
• Trophy bucks, fish make Rochester an outdoorsman's paradise
• My Rochester: Lou Gramm
• If this is Rochester, there must be a festival somewhere
• My Rochester: Jenn Suhr
• Medical Sleuthing Linked Muscle, Kidney Problems to Kava Tea
• Rochester dining specialties range from Garbage Plate to Italian pastries
• My Rochester: Dr. Timothy Quill
• Day trips offer a chance to explore western N.Y.
• My Rochester: Dan Mason
• Premier dance troupes include Garth Fagan, Rochester City Ballet
• My Rochester: Freddy Colon
• My Rochester: Garth Fagan
• Rochester area stands out for its institutions of higher learning
• Rochester hits the right notes year round
• Area construction jobs rise 3 percent, report shows
• Group lobbies for auto insurance reform
• LoveSac Alternative Furniture to open at Eastview
• Blues site shows those owed claim payments
• Carestream installs system in Canada's Northwest Territories
• RF Communications receives $20.4M Army order
• Escapee's family hindered police, prosecutor says
• Vocal Music Teacher
• English Teacher
• Mandarin Chinese (.2)
• Reading Teacher (.2)
• Human Resources Office
• West Brighton Community Forum
• FASC Meeting Rescheduled
• June 2011 exam schedule
• Check out the Nazareth coverage of the Nazareth College Arts Center Dance Festival on 10NBC from yesterday.
• Brian Owens pleads guilty to 2009 killing of bystander in dispute
• Hearing called on transplant policies for inmates
• Duffy defends Brizard in Chicago media
• 5K honoring slain UR student is Wednesday
• Mathias Smith, accused of aiding escapees, posts bond
• Health care architect Emanuel to speak at URMC
• Lost Boys of Sudan have a message for us all
• Senator Charles Schumer urges better tracking of missing
• Organizers see bright future in Downtown Youth Arts Initiative
• Red Cross volunteers head to N.C. to assist in cleanup
• New proposal limits protests at funerals
• NanoArk helps preserve Greece's historical records
• Gates church opens its doors to the deaf
• Efficiency commission looks at consolidating state agencies
• Scientists to Gather for 23rd Annual Genetics Day
• Vitamin D May Help Explain Racial Differences in Blood Pressure
• University of Rochester Students Present Engineering Solutions During Hajim School Design Day
• Sentry's Brush brothers receive Vanden Brul Entrepreneurial Award
• Brooks to deliver State of the County Address on May 9
• Forum to focus on social media
• RDDC event set for Henry B's
• First-quarter profit rises at Northwest Bancshares
• Pharmaceutical "Take-Back" Program May 21
• BUBL
• 2011 AP Exam Schedule
• Castaneda is a do nothing mayor
• Who I Believe The Next RCSD Superintendent Should Be
• Find President Braveman's thoughts on preparing students as global citizens in his latest blog post:
• The bad news? It's the first day of finals week. The good news? After today, there are only 5 days left! Good luck on all of your exams, everyone!
• June 2011 Exam Schedule
• Man, 25, killed in DWI crash in Steuben
• Nazareth was featured in a front page story in yesterday's Democrat and Chronicle ... did you miss it? Have no fear! You can read it here:
• 3D map of city can aid planning
• Motorcyclist charged with DWI after crash on I-390
• Design a robot for display at Monroe County Fair
• County GOP seeks tougher texting law
• Onlooker pulls capsized Webster kayakers to shore in Palmyra
• Lobbyists retain power in Albany
• Michael Hall Jr., Pal-Mac teen, dies in fire
• Boaters navigate newest challenges
• Center for deaf at URMC wins best-practices award
• Brittanee Drexel's family holds onto hope
• RGRTA to hold Ren Square hearing
• Redistricting panel will meet this week
• Open campaign accounts scrutinized
• FLCC arts festival scheduled for May 6
• Earth Day, colossal dinosaurs a popular magnet for museum
• Churchgoers celebrate true meaning of Easter
• 2011 'Library Of The Year' Winners Announced
• Cognitive Scientist Michael Tanenhaus Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• 2011 Game Highlights
• She really knows Maplehurst Street
• Red Osier redefines fast-food meal
• Pet Adoption Network gives strays a home
• On the air at ICAT-TV
• No dog too hopeless for Sherri Romig
• Florist listens to customers' needs
• Chef still busy in the kitchen cooking tasty meals at age 84
• An enthusiast for the ephemeral
• Police investigate stabbing in city
• Rain to stick around for a bit longer
• Views on Easter message vary
• As gas prices move toward $4, drivers rethinking habits
• Road of the Reformer
• Gay marriage renewed in New York
• Walk raises awareness about suicide
• Thomas DiNapoli seeks reforms of LDCs
• Struggle with ALS offers modern day Easter story
• City school district stakeholders see two clear paths
• Private colleges finding their niche
• Chris Martin says something stupid again
• Genesee Park Blvd. reopens after odd sighting led to evacuation
• Rochester gas prices nearing $4 a gallon
• Strong evaluating inmate for heart transplant
• Hamlin youth bags first turkey
• No disruption here from St. Louis storms
• Soggy start to Easter weekend
• Spencerport's school budget would cut staff, raise taxes
• Laser cutting device catches fire in Gates
• Please pass the vegetable, any vegetable
• Boy, 7, struck by vehicle, hospitalized
• Activists from Rochester protest military drones
• Bug is raising a 'stink' downstate
• Jesus' last words serve as inspiration
• Women in Arc home share in celebration of Passover
• Faithful walk Stations of the Cross in city
• UR reviews its policies after stabbing
• New York starts on health exchange
• Chad Rahn heads off to prison
• Wegmans willfully withdraws wrangled 'W' logo
• Young girls flock to superstar soccer player Marta
• ON THE MOVE: Chili Vision Group hires Pittsford woman
• ON THE MOVE: Nazareth College hires Webster woman
• ON THE MOVE: The Arc of Monroe County promotes Henrietta man
• ON THE MOVE: St. Ann's Community promotes Rochester man
• ON THE MOVE: St. Ann's Community hires Webster man
• Monroe County Among Sites of Water Frog-Carried Illness
• Hospital Illness Outbreak Strikes in Batavia
• Happy Earth Day, everyone! Nazareth is recognizing Earth Day by celebrating the construction of the new Integrated Center for Math and Science, which will be a LEED-certified green building. Learn more about what you can expect from this environmentally
• Nazareth's rehabilitation and wellness clinics were featured in a Democrat & Chronicle feature about "Healthy Deals" around Rochester. Check out the article here:
• Graduate Thesis III is on view through May 7 in Bevier Gallery. A detail from “Invisible Cage” created by Pei-Chen Chien is composed of copper pipe, plaster and styrofoam.
• There Are Many Sides To The Brizard Equation
• Cleanup at Mt. Hope canceled
• Route 19 will have a detour in Hamlin
• Electronics recycling event in Churchville
• Grant to help improve Brighton pathways
• Chad Rahn set to be sentenced today
• New York Mets to host family of slain police officer
• Business group enters the debate over organ donation
• 'Katie's closet' is open, helping fragile babies
• State wants proposed mine to reconstruct intersection
• East Rochester's proposed budget cuts spending 4.6%
• City Council lends an ear to RocCity Coalition
• Albany sniffing at naming a state dog
• Dry cleaners promotes greening of business
• Shot girl, 11, leaves hospital Thursday evening
• Baby's salmonella illness spurs warning about water frogs
• Daren Venable verdict sets free torrent of emotion
• Eastman School of Music’s Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon Named Pulitzer Prize in Music Finalist
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Sewer fee will lower your tax rate
• First Niagara profit rises in first quarter
• Natcore signs lease for space at Eastman Business Park
• Rochester colleges honored for sustainability
• Homes sales, listings drop in Q1
• Upstate Shredding buys Genesee Scrap
• Poll: Brizard's departure is bad news for city schools
• Finals Week! Nazareth students share their study tips.
• Curriculum Mapping Review Cycle and Procedures
• Xerox Corp. Q1 profit climbs 28%, tops Street expectations
• Brizard suggests successor, says reforms will continue
• Buerkle holds hearing on job creation
• Batavia man killed in head-on crash
• Taxes would rise under proposed Canandaigua City School District budget
• Woman pleads not guilty in bus attack
• Medley Centre faces lawsuit
• City firefighters battle budget cuts
• Judge forbids David Zacher from contacting kids
• Stories unique to Fairport sought
• City hearing brings pleas to avoid big service cuts
• State to pay nursing homes at updated Medicaid rate
• Live coverage today: Verdict due in Daren Venable case
• Youths spending break doing good works in Rochester
• Two head-on collisions leave 9 injured; charges are pending
• Parents press for release of daughter held in Libya
• Look for a break from rain today
• Churchville teen donating 2,000 stuffed animals to charities
• Bloomfield mine decision delayed
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Traditional Music on Traditional Instruments In ‘Eastman-China Connection’ Concert
• Corwin to meet with RBA members Thursday
• Paetec proxy shows boost in pay for CEO Chesonis
• Brizard says reform can continue at RCSD
• Tagged acquires local social networking firm
• Batavia Home Care office relocates
• Harris RF unit receives $7.6M radio order
• FASC Meeting Monday
• RAMA names finalists for marketing awards
• Analysts expect Xerox to post jumps in profit, sales
• Midnight Breakfast begins tonight at 10 p.m. in the Kearney and Lourdes Dining Halls ... faculty and staff will be serving breakfast and, as usual, President Braveman and Campus Safety Director Bobby Maldonado will be making omelets to order.
• Looking for updates on this week's construction? Find them here:
• Greece author takes his comics very seriously
• Jason McKnight named Platoon Leader of Year by Army Reserve engineer unit
• President Braveman reflects on the Naz men's volleyball team's big win on Saturday night in his latest blog post.
• Today, during the President's Civic Engagement Awards Ceremony, 23 students and two faculty members will be presented with President's Community Service Awards and six faculty and staff members will be honored with Service Learning Champion Awa
• Hilton school board approves budget
• Woman accused of slashing man on bus
• Two fires in area displace 13 people
• Chad Crowley faces child porn charges
• Alecia Guillari accused of smuggling pills
• Fucillo's anti-theft offer challenged
• Henrietta mulls revoking Just Energy's solicitor's license
• Northern Livingston Red Cross has many residents taking classes
• Derrick Huntley pleads not guilty to robberies
• Car crash halts operations at city post office
• Andrea Gray admits stealing $160,000 from Walmart
• School districts dip into reserves
• Kodak CEO Antonio Perez named to state panel
• State drops 'risky' games list
• RIT community meets to remember George Delany
• Greece man accused of sexually abusing child he met on Xbox Live
• City firefighters worried over possible budget cuts
• Victor experiencing growing pains
• URMC Chair to Lead National Family Medicine Organization
• State charges Brockport man with fraud
• Cuomo taps Kodak's Perez to head panel
• Impact of 'Lion King' estimated at $10 million
• COMIDA OKs tax breaks for projects
• Car sales accelerate in March, first quarter
• Erdman Anthony to move to Culver Road Armory
• RCSD board vows to move quickly on Brizard successor
• First Niagara sells Burke Group back to founder
• Area's unemployment rate improves
• Cuomo names Antonio Perez to lead 25-member state commission
• It's nearly the end of the school year, and awards season! We congratulate senior Crystal Gulian who just earned the English Department Award for Distinguished Accomplishment! Congrats and good luck to all the senior in the next couple weeks!
• Brighton School Budget and Board Candidate Vote Is May 17
• Rochester Institute of Technology will test four outdoor emergency sirens 3–4:30 p.m. today. Intermittent one-minute-long siren blasts will be heard.
• The Merry Go Round Continues
• Meet the Candidates for the Board of Education
• Mother Nature blows away Eric May’s concert
• RIT vigil to honor late George Delany
• Greece man nears plea deal
• Officials: Citizen help needed at Liberty Pole
• Mayor Thomas Richards mulls layoffs to cut budget
• Verdict for Daren Venable trial expected on Thursday
• Future foggy as Jean-Claude Brizard departs
• Public market program succeeds
• New day camp regulations spark debate over risks to kids' health
• Filings of court papers moves along seamlessly
• Jack Davis, Jane Corwin among Congress hopefuls to file campaign reports
• DEC concerned with increase of feral hogs in New York
• UR Deaf Health Disparities Group Wins National Excellence Award
• FUNDED Interviews Top Scoring Innovation Grant Recipient
• Statement in response to comments about @Medaille College Veterinary Technology program
• KeyCorp swings to profit in Q1
• City officials welcome Nothnagle to downtown
• Van Dusen ranks on Barron's Top 100
• Rahm Emanuel's brother to speak at UR
• Lower ad revenue, restructuring drops Gannett's profit
• Q1 profit jumps 34% at M&T
• Brizard picked for Chicago schools
• Spring Recycling Event
• Show me the money
• The state of our media as Earth Day approaches
• Sen. Charles Schumer on weeklong China trip
• Obesity Not Always Protective Following Surgery
• Where Does Rochester Go From Here?
• Al Lewis Scholarship Spaghetti Supper Fund-Raiser set for May 17
• Absentee Ballot applications are available for May 17 school budget vote
• Nazareth College Alumni and Friends: Reunion 2011 is coming up soon! Find more details below.
• Your vote is important: School Budget Vote and Board Election Day is May 17
• It's the last Monday of undergraduate classes for the spring semester - you're almost to the end, undergrads!
• Man, 19, shot in lower back in city
• Public Market's community garage sale returns
• Joseph Mitchell was subject of long investigation
• Tournament honors 'king of wheelchair basketball'
• District lines hard to draw
• Batavia hospital dealing with potentially fatal bacteria
• Senior housing project debated in Irondequoit
• Playoff push won hearts of Rochester Amerks fans
• Years of spending cuts catch up to Pittsford
• Plans for offshore wind farms sputter
• Parkinson's run, walk attracts hundreds
• Flurries, wind gusts hit our area
• Fire destroys barn in Livingston County
• Fish kills are from natural causes, DEC says
• Anti-Depressants Boost Brain Cells after Injury in Early Studies
• Sounds of Balinese Gamelan Fill Kilbourn Hall
• Leading Bioethicist Will Address Health Care Reform, Future of Medicine
• Local media are reporting that the remains of a body found could be those of missing Rochester Institute of Technology student George Delany. An 11 a.m. Monday State Police news conference is scheduled.
• Chad Rahn's police career dotted with iffy incidents
• Greg O'Connell helps breathe new life into Mount Morris
• Scavenger hunt for $13,000 diamond ends with an engagement
• Census shows 'growth' that's really a decline
• Young women learn to shine with STAR
• Spencerport man dies of injuries from car crash
• Penfield school district dips into reserve funds
• Pipe bomb found at Penfield house
• Judges get $10,000 stipends as court system is cut
• Ontario ARC opens Autism Center
• John Seebach of Rochester served as a father figure to many
• Jennifer Simson's legacy honored at benefit swim meet
• ON THE MOVE: RES Exhibit Services, LLC hires Greece woman
• ON THE MOVE: RES Exhibit Services, LLC hires Rochester woman
• ON THE MOVE: RES Exhibit Services, LLC hires Rochester woman
• ON THE MOVE: Entre Computer Services hires Rochester man
• ON THE MOVE: East House Corporation hires Rochester woman
• ON THE MOVE: East House Corporation hires Fairport/Perinton woman
• ON THE MOVE: East House Corporation hires Rochester woman
• ON THE MOVE: Harter Secrest & Emery LLP hires Rochester man
• The Spring Fest International Dinner (like all other Spring Fest activities) has been moved to the Shults Center. It begins at 4:45.
• Spring Fest is beginning right now! Caricatures, smoothies, fried dough, jousting, sumo wrestling, strong man, prizes, gold medal pictures, air brush tattoos and more! Plus, musical entertainment by Naz students and He Is We. The festivities continue ti
• 1978 fatal Greece Holiday Inn fire gets fresh look from police
• Greece police ID man struck by vehicle
• Driver has run-in with flying turkey
• Event honors city firefighters
• Inspired by a white peacock, young writers go to print
• New Rochester Mayor Thomas Richards inspired by the voters' faith
• Funeral for Sheila Irons is today in Georgia
• Broadband network for first responders sought by Kirsten Gillibrand
• Parents of Stephanie Oliva sue over crash probe
• Alan Hevesi going to prison over pension scandal
• Tea Party draws smaller crowd for Tax Day rally
• Daren Venable declines to take stand at trial
• RIT labs will test whether products 'deliver'
• Rochester school board left in the dark on Jean-Claude Brizard
• ON THE MOVE: RES Exhibit Services, LLC hires Pittsford man
• ON THE MOVE: RES Exhibit Services, LLC hires Gates man
• ON THE MOVE: Financial Architects hires Gates man
• ON THE MOVE: Tipping Point Media hires Rochester man
• ON THE MOVE: Excellus BlueCross BlueShield promotes Pittsford man
• ON THE MOVE: Sage Rutty & Company hires Fairport/Perinton woman
• Test your luck at Casino Night. It begins in half an hour in the Forum.
• Spirit Week is not over yet! It continues with a Comedy Show featuring the Laugh Guru at 9 in the Cab.
• Duffy swears Richards in as mayor
• Gillibrand seeks tax credits for wind turbine plants
• Health network adds interactive feature
• First Niagara acquires insurance brokerage
• Q1 profit drops 36 percent at Bank of America
• IEC revenues soar; shares jump
• Fed says manufacturers' conditions on the upswing in New York
• Castaneda deserves all the blame for lousy code enforcement
• Alan Hevesi gets maximum prison sentence
• Check out the latest addition to the capital campaign blog - an article that originally appeared in Rochester Magazine about the aphasia clinic at Nazareth.
• The Nazareth College Department of Music Help for Japan concert (held on Monday, April 11) raised $2,400 for relief efforts in Japan. Great job to all of the organizers and performers!
• The Molten Division III Men's Volleyball Invitational is happening tonight and tomorrow at Naz. Learn a little bit more about one of Nazareth's players, Ellis Walsh, in this Democrat & Chronicle article and video.
• Tribunes sweep GCC
• Business First featured Keith Koluzny '07 and Coasters Ice Cream:
• Robert Duffy to administer oath to Thomas Richards
• Road closure tied to domestic dispute
• Girlfriend testifies at Daren Venable trial
• City's annual Clean Sweep approaching
• Eight honored by U.N. association
• Institute to open at RIT this fall
• City council briefed on potential cuts to budget
• Ogden Presbyterian Church turns 200
• Foundation gives $1 million for zoo exhibit
• Rochester school board to administrators: Add back some staff
• Sales tax revenue rises in Monroe, state
• Eastman Percussion Ensemble Performs at Kennedy Center
• News from The Strong - April 12, 2011
• Administrative Changes at the University of Rochester's Hajim School of Engineering
• The Spirit Week Talent Show begins in one hour in the gym. Routines will be performed and winners will be announced!
• March report shows region has added jobs
• Pollution Prevention Institute at RIT gets $2M
• Houghton College to join Empire 8
• RIT to launch Institute of Health Sciences and Technology
• Cuomo launches Recharge New York
• Demolition of McCurdy Building begins Saturday
• GE to invest $2 million in facility here
• And from WGRZ, a local art exhibit created by veterans through classes at Medaille
• School Notes West: Churchville, Avon
• Attn: Sophomores! Halfway Home mugs in the Shults Center TODAY from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. in front of the information desk. See you there!
• Senate passes organ-donor bill
• Telemedicine Program Performs 10,000th Visit
• Thanks to Jacquie Walker of WIVB for hosting our Founders' Day Celebration:
• More BS from Norm and the BS-POA
• Two share joy of hospital volunteering, each other
• ROTC prepares future officers, at times faces thorny issues on campus
• Proposed budget cuts to Rochester city schools may decimate popular programs
• Judge denies bail for Joseph Lee Mitchell, Eddie Palmer
• GOP legislators get more state-funded cars
• Worker killed in tunnel under Lake Ontario ID'd as Thomas W. Means
• Sam Roberts is learning to live all over again
• State legislators take a few extra days off
• Greece schools OK budget proposal
• Latinos to be told of end-of-life steps
• Former RIT professor's tenure case revisited
• Grand jury to hear child-beating case
• DEC biologist says Greece wildfire may improve wetland habitat
• Daren Venable: 'I would probably do it again'
• Charles Schumer introduces bill to protect veterans now in college
• Canandaigua school board expected to adopt new budget
• Beware: Bears on the move
• Finger Lakes Kiwanis Collect Donations, One Quarter-Mile at a Time
• Parents' 'um's' and 'uh's' Help Toddlers Learn New Words, Cognitive Scientists Find
• Sign Up for Clean Sweep 2011
• Carestream, STC partnering on $3M project in Canandaigua
• Scott Simons is providing the entertainment for the Spirit Week Coffee House at 9 p.m. Don't miss it!
• Paetec to borrow $225M in senior secured credit
• Phillips Lytle taps knowledge portal for development, recruitment
• UR website connects investors, new technologies
• JPMorgan sees profit boost in Q1
• Wyoming County Health System names new CEO
• Golisano Children’s Hospital Clinician-Researcher Wins AHA Award
• Head down to the turf to watch the Naz-athalon from 4-6 today. It's all part of the Spirit Week fun!
• Jean-Claude Brizard Versus the 'C.A.V.E.'
• Rochester scavenger hunt to seek $13,000 diamond ring
• IRS offers video help for filers
• Meeting today discusses trade opportunities
• Duffy to address optics meeting today in Canandaigua
• Hey Seniors! Win an iPad from the Alumni Office – it’s so easy a caveman could do it! Text “NAZ2011” followed by your “FULL NAME” to 27138 and reply to the confirmation message with letter “Y.” You’ll
• More Interventions at Delivery Not Linked to Healthier Newborns
• ATTENTION all Naz UNDERGRADS: Enter to win one of three iPod Touches! Complete a 5 minute survey on civic engagement and service before Friday, April 15!! Print out the last page of your survey and bring it to G-111 to be entered into the raffle.
• President Braveman congratulates Nazareth's five(!) Fulbright Award winners in his latest blog post.
• Margay Blackman to run for village trustee
• Tonight is our Founders' Day Celebration! We will be honoring Chris Kreiger of WNYHeroes, Crisis Services, Khadija Osman and Ann McCarthy for their commitment to community service.
• College students show talents
• Report says John Auberger didn't hamper Greece homicide investigation
• Joseph Levasseur charged in robberies, burglary
• Public addresses city schools budget
• County lawmakers approve city projects
• Julia Taymor to be honored at 360|365 film festival
• Joseph Lee Mitchell, Eddie Palmer plead not guilty in jail escape
• Craig Steward charged in killing of girlfriend
• Bivona Child Advocacy Center takes a stand against abuse
• Greece Apollo closes again today over asbestos concerns
• New Gates library won't open till June
• Calif. deaths parallel double-initial murders here
• UR host testifies he saw Daren Venable with knife
• City mulls using old mill race for electricity
• Ed Koch calls out 'enemies' of redistricting reform
• New Yorkers: Cut my taxes but save my village
• Greece firefighters tangle with brush fire
• Geva Theatrecenter Presents 'The Music Man'
• Wilmot Scientists Describe Current, Future Challenges in Lymphoma
• Pittsford schools surve parents, guardians
• Monroe trounces Onondaga
• The second day of Spirit Week competitions is upon us and karaoke begins at 9 in the Cab.
• April 2011 Coffee with the Principal
• Burns' pay jumps to $13.2 million in 2010
• Lumetrics to move to new facility
• April 12, 2011 - Business Meeting and Budget Hearing Agenda - AMENDED
• Natcore awarded patent for solar technology
• Brizard considered candidate for Chicago job
• Work begins on new Five Star Bank branch
• GM plans to invest $100 million, add 30 jobs at Lexington Avenue plant
• Meet the Board of Education Candidates Tonight
• → Nazareth College Alumni and Friends: Class of 2013 - CHEERS TO YOU! The Office of Alumni Relations wants to say "Congratulations" on making it "Halfway Home" towards graduation! Our gift to you is the official Class of 2013 mu
• A ‘Pacman Strategy’ to Boost the Immune System to Fight Cancer
• Class of 2013 - CHEERS TO YOU! The Office of Alumni Relations wants to say "Congratulations" on making it "Halfway Home" towards graduation! Our gift to you is the official Class of 2013 mug. Keep the mug until you are a senior and u
• Support the Brockport fire department
• Linda Chaudron Appointed School of Medicine Dean for Diversity
• Civil War fever swept Rochester
• Amanda Torchia crowned this year's Lilac Queen
• Worker dies in accident beneath Lake Ontario
• Witnesses: Daren Venable had no option but self-defense
• Nazareth breaks ground on math, science center
• Alleged escapees await federal hearing
• Canandaigua man charged with sexual misconduct
• Kathy Hochul opens campaign office
• Kade O'Brien dies from injuries suffered in motorcycle crash
• UR to buy downtown lot
• Thomas Richards officially becomes mayor
• Art, music jobs could be among hardest hit
• Hundreds attend rally to bar drilling
• MCC waits on hiking tuition
• District receives funding to retain arts programs
• Charles Schumer seeks funds for port, bay outlet dredging
• New Teacher Mentors
• New Website Allows Entrepreneurs to Find Inventions
• Spirit Week continues with the Mr. and Miss Naz Pageant. Head over to the CAB in half an hour to see all the contestants strut their stuff.
• Commission OKs sale of site to UR
• Nazareth gets additional $3.5M toward Math and Science building
• Richards sworn in as mayor
• CMAC adds more acts for summer
• Cancer survivors display fashions, courage
• For those traveling btw. Smyth and GAC, may we suggest the tunnels. Sprinklers are being used to keep the dust down along the sidewalk and we are attempting to cover the large sand pile on the west side of the site to keep dust under control. For an upda
• Level 3 to acquire Global Crossing
• It's Spirit Week and Beach Volleyball and Tug-o-War begin @ 4 on the Kearney Volleyball Court. Hurry on over - you don't want to miss it!
• REMINDER: Rochester Institute of Technology is testing outdoor emergency sirens 3–5:30 p.m. today. Intermittent one-minute-long siren blasts will be heard.
• Nazareth College ceremoniously broke ground on its new Integrated Center for Math and Science today.
• Professional Development Credit Request Form
• Rochester Institute of Technology will individually test four outdoor emergency sirens later today. Intermittent one-minute-long siren blasts will be heard from 3 to 5:30 p.m. today from sirens located near the: • Lacrosse field near the main entra
• April 30 Karen’s Walk, 5K Benefits URMC Heart Failure Research
• Buffalo Business First described our Student Success Center progress in last week's issue. See the print edition for a great picture of the site.
• Nobody's perfect
• Cancer survivors display fashions, courage
• Conference will focus on refugee health care
• Monroe County among minority borrowing from N.Y. pension fund
• Murder trial of Venable starts today
• Artists extend helping hand to Japanese quake victims
• Panel on offshore wind development this week
• Some voters have fun with Rochester's mayoral election
• Rural/Metro worker had a 'true heart for EMS'
• Motorcyclist in critical condition after crash
• Mattress fire closes section of Hudson Avenue
• Cuomo shows he's in charge
• Civil commitment still evolving in N.Y.
• 'Do the Right Thing' winners unveiled
• Armbruster's amazing story has happy ending
• Duffy a trusted go-to guy for Cuomo
• Black and Gold salvage another split
• Greece Athena students take top science honors
• Rochester area's Civil War stories live on 150 years later
• Gates Chili seeks hall of fame nominees
• More escapee manhunt details emerge
• Tell me once again about 'shared sacrifice'
• Training sessions offered for mentors
• Victor library offers free events this week
• Elizabeth Callaghan helped local Big Brothers-Big Sisters program succeed
• All things Scottish bring hundreds to Tartan Day
• Airport authority gets draft of findings
• Fire districts hope to attract recruits
• Tom Reed joins Louise Slaughter on House panel
• County's budget gap is $10M
• Alec Baldwin the main dish at Wegmans gala
• Audits reveal failings of city schools
• Three injured in two-car crash; Rochester man charged with DWI
• Forecast: Temperatures could hit low 70s today
• State Police to crack down on cell phone use
• MCC Tribunes split twin bill
• Summer Enrichment Catalog is now Available
• Abner Lopez pleads not guilty to church thefts
• MCC students in spotlight for Scholars' Day
• SUNY Empire State College eyes S. Clinton Avenue campus in Brighton
• Dream Factory surprise eases pain for Taylor Donald Pace
• City fire on Meigs Street leaves 3 without a home
• Greece schools finalist bows out
• Texting-while-driving is closer to becoming 'primary' offense
• UR dedicates Saunders Research Building
• Escaped inmates Joseph Lee Mitchell, Eddie Palmer caught in Sodus
• State-vegetable debate cries out for closure
• Info offered on new city school
• Man killed in Galen crash
• Hazmat called to V.A. center
• Bail set at $50,000 for Arthur Moore
• Union, district discuss school budget differences
• Arms dealer Karl Kleber wants to return to Germany
• Harris Interactive appoints new director
• SUNY Brockport awarded $250,000 to develop curriculum
• Leader of Fairport Baptist Homes to retire
• April 12, 2011 - Business Meeting and Budget Hearing Agenda
• April 5, 2011 - Special Meeting Minutes
• March 29, 2011 - Budget Hearing Minutes
• Plurality says jobs picture is unchanged from year ago
• March 22, 2011 - Special Meeting Minutes
• March 15, 2011 - Budget Review Minutes
• March 8, 2011 - Business Meeting and Budget Review Minutes
• Race to Summer 5K
• Medical Center Opens New Building Dedicated to Advancing Care
• Will Brizard Be A Candidate For the Open NYC Schools Job?
• Wondering what a game day in the life of a Naz basketball captain is like? Phil Scaffidi and Erica Shaw gave us a peek at how they tackle game days - check it out in the newest Naz homepage story.
• Support the Ugandan Water Project by attending the Service Floor's 2nd Annual Pancake Breakfast TOMORROW from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Medaille Formal Dining Room.
• Naz class of 2011: start a 5 Dollar Revolution!
• 70-degree temperatures to return this weekend
• Greece schools finalist answers questions
• Penfield invites public to hike
• Marcus Blythers, injured in Feb. crash, returns to Churchville-Chili
• East Rochester attempts to stabilize taxes with trim budget
• Canandaigua students raise money for Japan
• Typo could haunt county in ad deal
• Normal Communications ran late on airport bills
• Monroe County pay rollback idea rejected by Maggie Brooks
• David Steiner to resign as education chief
• New York courts to cut back on hours, food
• Benancio Vasquez charged with felonies
• John Bradley pleads not guilty to city charges
• Thomas Richards to take office next week
• Group proposes state ethics package
• Brockport school board OKs budget plan that includes 37 jobs lost
• British arms dealer Gary Hyde faces new charges
• Slain girl's family asks for leniency for Leah Johnson
• Choking arrests soar under new law
• Groovy scene takes center stage at Greece Apollo
• Scouting out life to the fullest
• WindTamer Corp. inks deal with European distributor
• KJT Group adds green research practice
• Have you voted yet? Elections for class officers and UA positions are going on now! Vote in the Shults Center outside of the Forum by 8 p.m. tonight and let your voice be heard.
• "Drawing, Sawing, and Other Sibling Revelries" opens at the Colacino Gallery at the Nazareth College Arts Center tomorrow. An Opening Reception will take place from 6-8 p.m.
• Constellation Brands posts profit in fourth quarter
• URMC Urology Team Introduces Breakthrough Surgery for Kidney Cancer
• Escapee Joseph Mitchell's brother interviewed in jail
• Water merger talks end
• Brockport scholars make impression
• Consumers take advantage of New York's free electronic recycling program
• John Auberger report not on Greece agenda
• Chili family helps raise guides to the blind
• Initial local impact would be slight in government shutdown
• Wegmans customers give $470,000-plus to Japanese disaster victims
• Teens accept plea deals in Orleans mosque harassment case
• Public to weigh in on Monroe County redistricting
• Missing children reports up 4 percent last year
• Inmate charged with tax fraud
• Hamlin man accused of breaking into churches in 5 towns
• David Gantt wants new formula for city funding of school districts
• Greece schools candidate visits district
• Corn, onion duke it out over state vegetable title
• FLCC to get $500K gift
• Couple accused of voting illegally
• Brockport gets $1.1million pledge
• Brighton M&T Bank robbed
• Wegmans collects $471,194 for Japan relief
• Judge rules in favor of Pictometry in patent suit
• SEC case against Wheeler moved to Rochester
• First Niagara, New Alliance merger gets final approvals
• Special Town Board Meeting
• Upstate consumer confidence falls
• Standard & Poor's upgrades Citizens rating
• Redcom to launch new manufacturing division
• DeltaPoint to invest $7.2M in L.I. manufacturer
• Sands Family gives $500,000 to FLCC for expansion
• Kodak ranks on list of most reputable companies
• Rich Miller arrested for illegal voting
• Another secret meeting about fire district
• City school district releases 15 more audits
• Children, adults at Gates day care exposed to TB
• Union, parents chide Rochester City School District over proposed budget cuts
• Judge weighs if killer David Zacher can contact surviving children
• Greece superintendent finalist Jana Carlisle promotes healing
• New York state report: Teacher evaluations not ready
• Donna LaPorta appointed Gates town clerk
• Charges upheld against Bishop Joe Flowers Jr.
• Beth Lahr admits stealing Cub Scout funds
• James Sunser aims to keep GCC on right path
• Event honors black soldiers from Civil War
• State lawmakers seek to boost organ donations
• Sweden pair find animal not seen in Monroe in a century
• Saw blades found near Monroe County Jail
• 2011 Ecumenical Walk of the Stations of the Cross
• Transcat acquires CMC Instrument Services
• Kodak wraps up sale of microfilm business to Dallas company
• Special Education Survey
• WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT LAWN FERTILIZER
• USA Payroll moves headquarters
• Kodak sells sensor IP to California firm
• Beers of the World founder gets SBA honor
• Home Properties begins work on Va. site
• Pollution Prevention Institute at RIT gets $2M
• Rochester-area bankruptcy filings fall in March, first quarter
• Executive Budget Proposal aired on Cable Channel 12
• Brittany Cool, a junior at Nazareth College, has won first place in the Society of Publication Designers' Student Photography Competition. See her award winning photo and read what the Photography Director of Teen Vogue had to say about Brittany�
• April 5, 2011 - Special Meeting Agenda
• Watch YNN's coverage of Nazareth College and St. John Fisher College's 2011 Relay for Life. A huge thanks to all who walked and donated!
• Landmark MADIT-CRT Trial Yields More Information on Treatment Benefits in Patients with Mild Heart Failure
• Congratulations to Naz alum and Alumni Board member Brian Brooks, a principal in the Palmyra-Macedon Central School District, who has been selected as the 2011 recipient of the Walsh McQuillian Award by the School Administrators Association of New York S
• Device Drops Blood Pressure in Patients With Difficult-to-Treat Hypertension
• County jail allows visitors today
• Sweden and Clarkson are lying to us
• David Zacher seeks OK to write to his kids
• Shifting trends challenge city
• City school district releases 8 audits
• Workers draw inspiration from King in rights march
• URMC receives $10M gift to spur research
• Brizard mulling other top job offers?
• Condoms in schools? It's not that simple
• Woman pleads not guilty in stabbing death of man
• Rainy, blustery week ahead
• Man accused of burglarizing 5 homes
• High-speed rail funds sought
• Chili OKs up to $8.7M in bonds
• Child porn charge filed
• Benjamin W. Smith charged after fatal crash in city
• University of Rochester Places in Top Three Percent in the Nation's Premier Math Competition
• Yes, Styx join CMAC lineup
• First Niagara names Cosgrove as regional president
• Saunders donates $10 million to URMC research initiatives
• Paetec makes new network available to agents
• check out these great photos from the 2011 Relay for Life!
• Fire damages house in city
• Email threat sent to state lawmakers
• Matzah clinic offers lesson in making world's 'first fast food'
• Victor eyes School Street land for some of its offices
• Court's ruling may help restitution case of Frank Sterling
• New state legislators settle in
• Higher grades face toughest cutbacks
• Horvath trade helped first-year Rochester Amerks take off
• Mendon team wins LifeSmarts event
• Latino Rotary celebrates 2 years
• Jefferson Road work resumes
• Activist shares passion for nonviolence
• The National Museum of Play Extends Discount for College Students through May 22
• $10 Million Gift from Philip Saunders Advances URMC’s Neuromuscular Program, Other Initiatives
• Cinderellas come to life at Fairy Godmothers Prom Fair
• Texting law frustrates Rochester-area law enforcement
• Texting law frustrates Rochester-area law enforcement
• 2010 census shows change in many Rochester suburbs
• Police widen probe for Monroe County Jail escapees Joseph Mitchell, Eddie Palmer
• ON THE MOVE: Keller Williams Realty Greater Rochester hires Rochester man
• Anonymous email sent to state lawmakers
• Email threat sent to state lawmakers
• ON THE MOVE: Partners + Napier hires Irondequoit man
• ON THE MOVE: Mirror Show Management hires Rochester woman
• ON THE MOVE: Mirror Show Management hires Webster woman
• ON THE MOVE: Mirror Show Management hires Webster woman
• In tough times, don't forget human services
• Temple Sinai salutes Rabbi Alan J. Katz
• Students from UR give it their all in Fun Run
• State raises the stakes on cellphone tickets
• Sticker shock eased for drug that deters premature births
• Rochester man dies from stab wound
• Key issues remain for Cuomo and Legislature
• Jim Nowak dedicated his life to charity
• Greece schools superintendent finalists set to visit
• Employment levels soar at SUNY, dip at state agencies
• FRES Recital Part 1 3/23/11
• FRES Recital Part 2 3/23/11
• BHS/TCMS Vocal Prism Concert Part 1 3/15/11
• BHS/TCMS Vocal Prism Concert Part 2 3/15/11
• BHS Chamber Concert Part 1 3/21/11
• BHS Chamber Concert Part 2 3/21/11
• Vuzix sees revenue rise in Q4
• Police beef up presence in northeast Rochester
• Inmates at Albion Correction Facility celebrate diplomas with family company
• Irondequoit Bay outlet bridge closed for the season
• Only one other person has escaped cell block
• Monroe County Jail escapees Eddie Palmer, Joseph Mitchell are an odd couple
• Ballot ruling bars David Bellavia
• Franklin DeCapua gets 20 years for enticing two Nebraska girls
• Cold now means lilacs will peak for festival
• Daren Venable's statements will be allowed
• State spending cuts will have broad impact
• ON THE MOVE: Canandaigua National Bank & Trust promotes Penfield man
• ON THE MOVE: Conifer Realty promotes Pittsford man
• ON THE MOVE: Conifer Realty promotes Rochester man
• ON THE MOVE: Mirror Show Management hires Penfield man
• ON THE MOVE: Genesee Valley Trust Company hires Rochester man
• Vuzix sees revenue rise in Q4
• Extension gives area health care facilities a reprieve
• UR alums give $1M to establish scholarship fund
• Xerox company inks deal with MGM Resorts
• Time Warner scales back iPad app channels
• Freed Maxick & Battaglia names new director
• GM sells stake in Delphi Automotive for $3.8 billion
• Budget agreement gets a B from majority
• Students, looking for help creating your ensemble for Saturday's Toga Mixer? Check your inbox for an email from Theater League - there's a link to a YouTube video that will show you how create a fabulous toga.
• On Monday, accepted students flocked to Nazareth for the first Experience Naz Day of 2011. The second (and final) Experience Naz Day of the year is this Monday, April 4. Register here: And be sure to check out this video about what prospective students
• De-Stereotype Me is happening on Monday at 9 in the Forum. As usual, Creative Minds Club will be sponsoring t-shirt making in the Diversity Lounge all day Monday, so start thinking about the stereotypes that you defy!
• Medaille "Changes Its Mind," Plans to Join SUNY April 1, 2011 – Medaille announced today that after hours of negotiations, it will become the 65th member of the SUNY system. Officials announced that the school would be renamed SUNY Park
• Alumni couple give $1M to University of Rochester
• Slain activist Christine Sevilla's photos to be sold at fundraiser
• School bus drivers in line for new contracts
• Christine Defisher dies in Williamson crash
• Improved penguin exhibit reopens at Seneca Park Zoo
• Carrying on the love of baseball in Greece
• Aquinas students plan fundraisers for kidney, cancer groups
• Outlet bridge closing today
• Crash in Chili injures two
• Henrietta ambulance honored
• Arthur Moore charged with sexual abuse
• Activists hold forum on unmanned drones
• Teams, dogs search for George Delaney
• Saamiya J. Thomas pleads not guilty to scalding son
• Partial sales-tax exemption returns
• Victor schools budget would cut teachers, aides
• State budget restores some area school aid
• Libraries may be facing cuts
• Albany now has to make promised budget savings real
• Court rules Douglas Warney can sue N.Y. for wrongful conviction
• Eastman Scholarship Recipient Presents Annual Rochester New York Chapter, the Links, Incorporated Concert
• Financial Institutions completes TARP redemption
• RCSD School Board Not Doing Its Job
• Unshackle Upstate praises budget
• Health system dedicates new facility as Riedman Campus
• Amita's Xpress Spa opening at EastView
• Germany orders $1.6M of RF Communications gear
• Publications & Forms
• Building/Facilities Use Form
• Alumni Couple Donates $1 Million to Medical Center
• Four face murder charges in heist of comic book collection
• Senior Citizens
• Mayoral vote in Rochester reflects divide
• RPO opens doors to jilted Syracuse symphony patrons
• How does Monroe differ from other U.S. counties our size?
• Man, 19, shot on Joseph Avenue
• DA seeks persistent felon ruling
• Donation will help build 'Marian's House'
• Symphony sets fundraiser
• Good weather assures plenty of trout about
• Some Rochester parents set to fight school budget cuts
• Nazareth student pleads not guilty in fatal crash
• Monroe gets middling rank on health factors
• Man pleads guilty to raping woman
• Man injured trying to save pets
• Hearing of Japan's travails, youngsters step up to help
• Driver charged in fatal crash
• Catholic Family Center leader plans to retire
• Cuomo in driver's seat on prison closures
• Noted Chemistry Professor and Former University Dean Dies
• Performance Technologies sees rise in net loss in Q4
• Shop owner lights the way in Victor
• Fisher School of Pharmacy receives $1.4 million grant
• Richards, Carballada meet to discuss budget issues
• DSS increases net loss in Q4, but sales jump 77%
• Upstate consumer confidence declines in March
• Canandaigua technology center gets $5 million grant
• RCSD proposes $678M budget that cuts some 900 jobs
• Stability a likely factor in Richards victory
• N.Y. lawmakers look to finish budget deal today
• Get your music fill right here on campus over the next two weeks - it's concerts galore! Jamnesty is happening tomorrow night, the Nazareth College Symphony Orchestra's concert "Rising Stars" is on April 8, internationally known jazz
• You win some you lose some
• New Electronic Health Record System Live at Strong Memorial
• Political science majors Ionnese Dedes, Benjamin Pate, Jay Stith, and Sherrita Wilkins left this morning for Albany. They are meeting with a prominent lobbyist, Senator Robach, Assemblyman Morelle, and Senator Alesi to discuss the current political situa
• That which we call a rose. By any other name would smell as sweet ... or would it not? What have we gained, and what have we lost, in the quest for the perfect flower? Does it matter if roses have lost their scent? The Honors Program Distinguished Lectur
• Teen shot on North Clinton Avenue is identified
• Thomas Richards is Rochester's next mayor
• Brockport student editor stands fast against accusers
• UR student Daren Venable waives right to jury
• Sheriff's inquiry continues into death of Jennifer Simson
• Proposed Rochester schools budget would cut 900 jobs
• Chase Bank in Irondequoit robbed
• Eviction draws query by Louise Slaughter
• Monroe County Republicans ban budget questions at meeting
• Roxie Sinkler 'gave her all' to Rochester
• Richards wins special election for Rochester mayor
• Rush-Henrietta school cuts include 76.5 positions
• Special election gets solid 26 percent turnout
• Three area hospitals make U.S. News regional rankings
• Eastman School Hosts Finals of International Lotte Lenya Competition For Rising Musical Theater Stars
• Region's unemployment rate falls, jobs increase
• Help-wanted ads climb in February
• Warburg Pincus to buy Rural/Metro
• NYPA awards contract to Han-Tek
• RDDC event to focus on young professionals
• AMF Bowling to open national call center here
• Future business leaders coming here
• US News & World ranks URMC at top
• Go Naz athletics! Congratulations to sophomore Carissa Risucci, who earned All-American honors for the 2nd year in a row after finishing fourth in the 200-yard breaststroke at the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships. Congrats also to the
• Brockport’s 2nd round of Hometown Hero Banners
• There are two great charity events (sponsored by Naz student organizations) coming up soon: Jamnesty!!! A Benefit Concert to Stop Violence Against Women., sponsored by Amnesty Club, and the Sevice Floor's 2nd Annual Pancake Breakfast.
• Professor Timothy Kneeland spoke to News 8 last night about today's mayoral election in Rochester. Tune in to 13 WHAM tomorrow morning to hear him discuss the election's results.
• Shooting victim identified
• Rochesterians to elect mayor today
• Sex offender Willie James Kimble remains in custody
• Airport Authority hires new auditor
• School of the Arts in fight to keep identity
• ArtWalk extension gets city attention
• Cuomo uses a velvet-fist approach to state budget
• A missing child is every parent's worst fear
• Eviction prompts seven arrests
• Eastman Community Music School Brings Russia to Albion
• US News & World Report Ranks URMC Hospital #1 in Metro Area
• City school renovations to begin in 2012
• School districts await revised state aid figures
• Firefighters look for cause of fire in Chili
• Hochul focuses on creating jobs in 26th District
• Greece school budget discussed tonight
• Fulbright Award Season Begins with Two Rochester Students, One Alumnus Selected
• RF receives $11.7M defense order
• Kodak shares get boost from ruling in patent clash
• Business groups applaud state budget agreement
• Workers at Rural/Metro approve contract
• Frontier top execs' compensation jumps
• Paetec adds staff, to move workers to Victor site
• Toner development team honored for innovation
• B.B. King added to CMAC lineup
• Upstate's most exclusive colleges listed
• Call4Backup makes a surprise appearance in the dining halls recently to sing praises of living on campus! Good luck with room selection lottery students!
• Don't miss the return of Russian National Ballet Theatre at Nazareth!
• Rochester man faces burglary, sex charges in Wayne County
• State budget deal reached
• RIT students vie for best Web startup scheme
• Surf's up on icy Lake Ontario
• Hustle, bustle of city life not foreign to Rochester
• Walkers raise $8,200 for charity
• Verizon sues Irondequoit
• Driver in Victor bus crash resigns
• Penn Yan hospital has digital mammography system
• May 4 meeting at Lakeside
• No injuries in fire at RIT
• Church schedules health forum
• City throws out welcome mat to potential homebuyers
• Catholic priest placed on leave
• 1,500 Christians, Jews unite to show support for Israel
• June 3rd Golf Classic to Benefit Women’s Health
• Scientists to Show Their Technologies to Companies
• Another Earth Day approaching for Rochester, NY and we still don’t get it
• 2011 Summer Curriculum Work Proposal
• At 7:45 a.m., the Henrietta Fire Department and RIT Public Safety responded to a fire at Riverknoll apartments. The fire, contained to one apartment unit, was quickly extinguished. No one was hurt. Most of the students living near the fire scene have ret
• Fire situation at Riverknoll is under control and out. No one hurt. Displaced students will move to RIT Inn. All safe.
• Webster schools to dip into reserve funds again
• Finger Lakes wine competition has record turnout
• Politicians ready for challenge as redistricting begins
• Sodus student faces charges
• Court reverses conviction of funeral home director
• Fire damages Perinton apartment complex
• Fiscal matters a topic at meeting with Tom Reed
• Horseman's Winter Classic raises funds for charity
• Millard Latimer Jr. built on father's legacy
• Kanwal Kishore Kapur of India found a home in Rochester
• SUNY students call for change
• Victor eyes options for new town offices
• Mayoral candidates vary on how to best serve residents
• Profile of mayoral candidate Alex White
• Profile of mayoral candidate Thomas Richards
• Profile of mayoral candidate William A. Johnson
• Business ethics means investing in people
• Surgeon for decades still sharp as a scalpel
• Working students thrive at area Medaille campus
• Brighton woman's brainchild helps young city girls gain confidence and life skills
• BHS Chamber Music Concert 3/14/11
• City school board votes to keep audits from public
• Technology is helping put marathoner back on his feet
• Fire destroys Jay Street house
• Victor bus driver ticketed
• Ted Kennedy Jr. to discuss health issues
• Don't cap taxes without mandate relief, officials stress
• New twist in fitful mayoral election
• Iron Chef contest at East High won with some science flair
• Police thank David Berger, who came to officers' aid
• Criminal enterprise alleged in theft ring
• Population shifts transform western New York
• 100 nursing homes sue state over Medicaid reimbursement
• Japanese students find friends and safe haven in Rochester
• ON THE MOVE: Mirus Group hires Fairport/Perinton woman
• ON THE MOVE: E.J. Del Monte Corporation hires Webster woman
• East Brighton Community Forum
• ON THE MOVE: Episcopal SeniorLife Communities hires Victor woman
• ON THE MOVE: The Simon School, University of Rochester hires Henrietta woman
• ON THE MOVE: Arc of Monroe County hires Brighton woman
• Chiara String Quartet Performs In Eastman-Ranlet Series
• Kodak shares jump after ruling in patent dispute with Apple, RIM
• Finalists selected for business plan contest
• B&L inks deal with laser company
• First Niagara hires new CFO
• Developers selected for pair of city projects
• Excellus names Booth as president
• Majority favors allowing wine sales at grocery stores
• Wilmot Cancer Center Support Group to Host Spring Fling Tasting Expo
• The School of International Hospitality and Service Innovation at RIT is hosting its 26th Puttin’ on the RITz Dinner on March 26. Here, two students from Croatia help with the food preparation for the black tie event. Alojz Paver, left, and Ana Buh
• March 29, 2011 - Budget Hearing Agenda
• M&T economist to address veterans
• Document Security lands 17 patents
• Kodak, DKSH ink marketing deal
• You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink
• Hey, Medaille Seniors - don't forget to RSVP to the Senior dinner at the President's House on April 7. Transportation provided by limousine; a senior gift will be handed out and there will be a chocolate fountain! Register online or e-mail alum
• Come see the results of a year of hard work and dedication at the Undergraduate Student Art Show. It opens TONIGHT from 5-7 p.m. at the Nazareth College Arts Center Gallery.
• Support the Physical Therapy program by attending the Physical Therapy Spaghetti Dinner TONIGHT from 4-7 p.m. in Sorelle's. More details and ticket information here:
• Pasta dinner to benefit Angels of Mercy
• Winter Walk for Strong Kids to be held Sunday
• Shrinking upstate population means loss of two House seats
• Census offers bright spots for Rochester region
• New census milestone: Hispanics to hit 50 million; 54,000 in Monroe
• New York's increase based on more minorities
• Joseph Glantey, driver in fatal Rush crash, was ROTC cadet
• Crash closes stretch of Route 33 in Bergen
• Congress hears region's transit concerns
• Italian businessman pleads guilty in airport bomb joke
• Greece superintendent finalists identified
• Legal fight over Max Farash fortune widens
• Albany nears budget deal
• Non-teachers in city schools to get raises as layoffs loom
• New projects will offer homes, lofts downtown
• National Museum of Play’s America at Play: Play Stories Video Contest - Deadline Extended
• 2010 Census: Rochester population falls by 4.2 percent
• RBA endorses Richards for mayor
• Census: Rochester loses 4% of population, Victor grows 43%
• Arkema Inc. reports second spill in a month
• Nicholas Noyes Hospital names interim CEO
• Hillside Work-Scholarship Connection expands to Buffalo
• Brain Tumor Treatment Successful in Healing Rare Heart Condition
• Pickup rolls over woman as she tries to stop it from sliding into pond
• The campaign question no one ever asks
• Police officers file libel lawsuit
• Canandaigua man faces felony charges
• Fairport meeting draws a crowd
• Andrew Cuomo warns of possible state shutdown
• Court battle looms over city tire pile
• Fired health worker files notice of intent to sue Monroe over arrest
• Mother accused of burning 4-year-old son in water
• Winter returns with icy grip
• UR to honor Nobel winner Eric Kandel
• Two Rochester police officers forgive their attacker
• Candidates say forgoing salary not in their plans
• Fired dog owner has bone to pick with Hamlin
• Location's changes can be sad, happy
• GRASP some money, head to pet fundraiser
• Firefighter in step with Greece
• Challenger Learning Center
• ESDC approves $3M for firms moving to Eastman Business Park
• State aid program gives $1.5M to Finger Lakes racino
• Lessons Learned About Bullying And Teen Angst
• Traffic Alert: Due to a motor vehicle accident, RIT motorists are advised to avoid Andrews Drive between Wiltsie Drive and the athletic turf field near the south end of campus. This portion of Andrews will be closed for the next two hours. Use alternate
• American Society of Clinical Oncologists to Honor James P. Wilmot Cancer Center Physician
• US Airways discounts same-day purchases here significantly
• Pictometry files motion for contempt, injunction dissolution
• Earth Hour Saturday 8:30 - 9:30 p.m.
• Paychex beats Street estimate for revenue, earnings in Q3
• New URMC Tool Helps Researchers Tackle Complex Medical Questions
• ‘Pain Chronicles’ Author Melanie Thernstrom to Speak at Medical Center April 9
• There are three great lectures happening on campus in the next few days ... Hannah Tinti speaks about her novel "The Good Thief," Dr. Modhumita Roy speaks about reproductive technology in a globalized age, and Dr. Sonia Nieto speaks on multicul
• Spring Recess
• This afternoon, Nazareth College will host acclaimed author Hannah Tinti for a discussion about her novel "The Good Thief" as part of Writers & Books' "If All of Rochester Read the Same Book ..." project. Tinti will speak at
• Summer Activities Fair
• The Undergraduate Student Art Show opens Friday, March 25 from 5-7 at the Nazareth College Arts Center Gallery. Join us in seeing what our students have been up to throughout the year.
• Spring takes a break, but Monroe to miss worst of snowstorm
• Libyan immigrant Lucky Nahum worries about friends there
• Nunda woman guilty of fatally stabbing boyfriend with scissors
• Victor school expansion approved
• Seismograph at Monroe High registers with students
• Snag delays city school construction projects
• Prosecutors: Diaz-Agramonte tied to city man's slaying
• Family waits as dozens search for RIT student
• Greece residents pack public hearing on budget
• FBI ends inquiry on Ontario County Sheriff's Office
• Bausch + Lomb hosts event for diabetes education
• City Police Chief Sheppard hosting meet-and-greet
• 19th Ward hosting mayoral forum on Thursday
• Cost increases for Seneca Park Zoo exhibit upgrade
• Eastman Students Bring Classical Music To Children, Adults Throughout Greater Rochester
• Life after Kodak is a shop filled with gifts
• Members of the campus community gathered for a rally of hope on March 22 in support of missing student George Delany. The third-year political science major was last seen March 12 along a roadside in Steuben County. Members of ‘Students Finding Geo
• Schumer backs slashing tax on breweries
• Jazz Festival to feature Elvis Costello, Natalie Cole
• Live Internet Video of Town Board Meetings
• Vuzix gets $2 million credit agreement
• EMA hires Harry Reid's former press secretary
• Med-Scribe wins 5-year federal contract
• Schumer to stump for BEER act
• If you're looking for the latest news on the construction of the new Integrated Math and Science Center, make sure to check out this blog.
• Spring Recess
• Brothers save woman from car upside down in stream
• Noel R. Rivera sent to prison for murder of man over parking space
• Police search for cause of two-bus crash in Victor
• Health care reform bill a tome of confusion on first anniversary
• Roundabout plans raise concerns in Brockport
• Two would slice upstate from Big Apple
• School funds to be debated in Greece
• RIT rally is for missing student
• Police investigate assault on Pennsylvania Avenue
• Injured boy's grandfather helps change car seat policy
• Jack Davis aims for 26th District seat
• County rejects creating an integrity department
• Body in trash not homicide victim
• Women of Latinas Unidas seek to empower girls at rally
• Wilmot Cancer Researcher Honored as Minority Scholar
• Geva's 2011-2012 Season
• Pre-Conception and Early Pregnancy Iron Deficiency Harms Brain
• Requests for Records & Transcripts
• Companies rank among top tax and accounting firms
• Credit union lead sponsor of SU football event here
• Document Security Systems awarded 17 patents
• Graham gets $6.5 million in orders
• Xerox company to acquire Nashville firm
• Summit to emphasize global diplomacy in business
• Doctors Offer 1st Patient Care Guidelines for Challenging Blood Clots
• Concert added to summer lineup in Canandaigua
• Town Board Workshop on Monday 4:00 p.m. Town Hall
• Paetec selects local firm to design new headquarters
• We have 3,999 likes! Who will be 4,000?!
• A New Name And Renewed Focus For Coalition For Common Sense In Education
• Bonadio Group cited in magazine list
• Xerox subsidiary buys Tennessee firm
• Bergmann to design PAETEC headquarters
• Mark Thompson gets top Harris RF award
• Programs for Children Center Stage at Satcher Awards Ceremony
• As students and faculty return to campus, a quick reminder that the pathway between George Hall and Golisano Academic Center is now closed for construction. Please use the temporary pathway (made of recycled wood chips) that runs from George along the co
• Spring Recess
• Did you know that Naz alum are composing Emmy winning scores, fighting crime with the NCIS, and running their own vineyards? Well they are ... and Naz helped them do it! Learn more here:
• Welcome back, students! It's gloomy outside, but cheer up and sign up for Naz's first ever campus wide Kickball Tournament on Sunday afternoon (sponsored by Spirit of Naz and Intramurals). First prize is a $100 Visa gift card and Spirit of Naz
• URMC members to be honored
• Young talent on display at 50th annual city show
• Rochester on the eve of the Civil War
• Students aid search for RIT peer
• Senate, Assembly clash on teaching centers
• Religious leaders plan assistance
• RIT Ambulance answers call
• Popular Pittsford runner remembered by coach
• Preconstruction costs soar for E Rochester-Perinton road
• Maggie Brooks says mandate relief is needed to make property tax cap work
• Mayoral hopefuls differ over how best to close budget gap
• Divinity school hosts the Revs. James Forbes, Stacey Floyd-Thomas
• Victor holding vote Tuesday
• Comprehensive Breast Care Center Receives Accreditation From American College of Surgeons
• Spring Recess
• Red Cross tests its preparedness
• Motorcyclist dies of injuries
• Mara Ahmed shows many faces of Islam
• Corinne Bauer Jansen lived in the moment
• Rally seeks to empower Latinas
• Segregated schools leave children behind
• Skyway Open raises roughly $45,000
• Democrats choose Kathy Hochul to run in 26th
• Pier 45 gets a special deal from Rochester
• ON THE MOVE: Advantage Federal Credit Union hires Chili woman
• ON THE MOVE: Harter Secrest & Emery LLP hires Brighton man
• ON THE MOVE: Bergmann Associates hires Irondequoit man
• ON THE MOVE: Bergmann Associates hires Irondequoit woman
• ON THE MOVE: Bergmann Associates hires Rochester man
• ON THE MOVE: Metrix Marketing, Inc. hires Rochester man
• ON THE MOVE: Hammer Packaging hires Rochester woman
• ON THE MOVE: Hammer Packaging hires Greece woman
• ON THE MOVE: Hammer Packaging hires Greece woman
• ON THE MOVE: Democrat and Chronicle Media Grouip promotes Irondequoit woman
• Help us find George DeLany
• Spring Recess
• Good landlords don’t get dragged into court
• William Johnson, Tom Richards about even in campaign funds
• Schools whip up fundraising ideas to help bitter pills go down
• City school budget talks set
• Erie clerk plans Congress run
• Like father, like son: Pictures highlight our shared humanity
• Brighton police arrest woman
• Greece police seeking suspect
• Helicopter search fails to locate missing RIT student
• Free lead testing offered
• Kenneth Glaum Jr. admits attacking delivery driver
• Matthew Nostrand accused of leaving fatal accident scene
• Grisly deeds alleged at court hearing
• Eric Perkins to receive Purple Heart
• Rochester a distant second in snow derby
• ON THE MOVE: The Housing Council hires Rochester man
• ON THE MOVE: The Housing Council hires Rochester man
• ON THE MOVE: Advantage Federal Credit Union promotes Rochester woman
• ON THE MOVE: Eric Mower and Associates hires Webster man
• ON THE MOVE: Innovative Solutions hires Rochester man
• ON THE MOVE: Innovative Solutions hires Pittsford man
• Innovative Jazz Artist Cuong Vu and His Trio Will be In Residence and In Concert at the Eastman School of Music
• March 22, 2011 - Special Meeting Agenda
• RIT women’s hockey team advances to the 2011 NCAA Division III Championship game after defeating Middlebury, 5-2, on March 18.
• Follow RIT women’s hockey news all weekend here.
• Veramark director resigns, criticizes leadership
• Eatery opens in Maplewood neighborhood
• Naked Dove Brewing launches new beer
• Large majority says nuclear energy is safe
• B&L names chief medical officer
• BET Networks CEO Lee to leave Kodak's board
• Richards passes $200K in fundraising, buys air time
• Dr. Betsey King talks TBI and music therapy on WXXI radio TODAY, 3/18 at 1:30 p.m. Tune in
• Scientists Find a Key to Maintaining Our DNA
• Officials stress safety at Ginna nuclear plant
• UR researchers search for new ways to treat radiation exposure
• Normal Communications has history of shaky compliance
• Pittsford eyes $111.6M for schools
• Christopher Bayer sentenced in Brighton shower attack
• Richard Simmons helps Lifespan celebrate aging
• Airport, Normal Communications reach deal
• Tuition to go up at UR next year
• Sunshine week tip: Checking on tax refund
• Budget likely will include portion of Medicaid redesign package
• Brett Blair gets 7 years for burglaries, thefts
• Couple rescued after porch caves in
• Sex offender voluntarily leaves assisted living facility in Pittsford
• GardenScape allows plant lovers to revel in possibilities
• Elizabeth Johnson admits to filling scripts without license
• GardenScape allows plant lovers to revel in possibilities
• Lab technician admits killing UR graduate
• Green Party enters 26th District race
• Hilton schools face budget cuts
• Match Day sets up medical students with residencies
• Teen Athletes Invited to Sports Performance Enhancement Camp
• Visiting German Organists Present Concerts During Residency at Eastman School of Music
• Guitar Festival and Competition In Rochester
• RG&E, NYSEG report on production at plants
• PSC selects auditor for energy companies
• UR approves tuition increases
• RBA leads campaign for Amerks sellout
• Applications available for city garage sale event
• Car sales rev up in February
• Dr. Betsey King talks TBI and music therapy on WXXI radio tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. Tune in
• Partners + Napier acquired by Project: WorldWide
• Comments after death at UR fraternity house in question
• Sugar shacks boil sap, make springtime maple-syrup sweet
• Superintendent Jean-Claude Brizard in mayoral spotlight
• Search for RIT student George Delany resumes today
• Speakers at forum debate condoms in Rochester schools
• Bone-jarring potholes return to Rochester-area roads
• Persian New Year renews life in Rochester
• RIT approves tuition hike
• Bagpipers to mark St. Patrick's Day in East Rochester
• International Day at Mendon Center Elementary School
• Sunshine Week tip
• Cuomo optimistic budget will be on time
• Japan's nuclear danger worsens, says U.S. official
• Johnson criticizes PAETEC deal
• RBTL to offer Shrek, Elvis and more
• Judge reverses result in 2001 rape trial of Greece's Shawn Jackson
• Astronaut Scholarship Foundation Selects University of Rochester as Educational Partner
• TCMS 8th Grade Band 3/8/11
• Turning a negative into a positive
• Kodak closes sale of $250M in notes, updates forecast
• Highland Hospital doctors publish guide to fractures
• Pike Co. elects new president, COO
• UR receives patent for eyesight technology
• Roberts Wesleyan to offer health information administration online degree
• Cornerstone Training, M&V Labor hold job fair
• Report shows Rochester among top 20 areas for economic recovery
• Cable TV Reception Problems?
• Special Town Board Meeting Today
• Nazareth ♥s transfer students! We've seen several of you walking around campus with our student ambassadors today. We hope you like what you see and will join the Naz family in the fall.
• The annual United Way kickoff began with a Carnival on Campus and prize auction on March 16 in the Student Alumni Union lobby. Lisa Barber, senior staff assistant in the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, stopped at one of the game tables.
• Johnson criticizes PAETEC deal
• Dancing shoes fit Belin just fine
• Property Tax Cap Would Harm RCSD And All Other NYS School Districts
• Energy options and the big lie
• Police seek missing RIT student George Delany
• Replay of March 12, 2011 WITR-FM (89.7) men’s hockey postgame show
• FBI limits access to files on living people
• Monroe County braces for budget cuts
• Pair of California sea lions heating up zoo waters
• Greece Supervisor John Auberger has 'no plans' to resign
• University of Rochester to build graduate facility
• Rochester church forced to find new location after St. Bridget Drive fire
• Maziarz hurt in fall in Albany
• Apartment fire displaces six
• Andrew Cuomo holds key budget tool
• Negotiations on state budget begin
• Dr. Tedana P. Wibberley cited for negligence
• Luis Acosta sentenced in sex crime
• Local contractor sued for contempt
• Midday shooting of man, 23, is year's 6th homicide
• Teen faces trial in fatal crash linked to marijuana use
• First-year educators receive awards for superior service
• Ballots cast in village elections
• Step-by-step guide to file a Freedom of Information Law request
• UR Technology to Enhance Eyesight Approved by FDA
• March 15, 2011 - Budget Review Meeting Agenda
• NY State Police are searching for a missing RIT student. George Delany was last seen in the town of Chili on Saturday. Delany left his home, saying he would be right back. Delany’s vehicle was found on Sunday in Steuben County. Delany is a white ma
• RF Communications scores another order
• COMIDA OKs tax breaks for new Paetec headquarters
• UR to build new home for Warner School
• Xerox saves city some $2 million
• Survey shows conditions improving for N.Y. manufacturers
• PAETEC to get $6.4M in tax breaks
• Abatement job fair starts Wednesday
• Holly Creek joins Nothnagle
• check out this amazing global citizenship conference here at Nazareth--with more than 400 high school juniors and seniors.
• Students, faculty and staff participated March 14 in the popular PB Jam charity event, sponsored by RIT Hillel. Over 2,000 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches were assembled and delivered to five local shelters.
• Global Citizenship Conference underway with hundreds of local high school students at Nazareth College!
• Pediatrician Ghulam Mustafa pleads guilty to felony
• 2 Henrietta teens honored in Assembly for helping Wegmans stabbing victim
• Delays plague records access at government agencies
• Port proposal boosted by $1.5M federal grant
• Daylight is 'saved,' but we've 'lost' an hour
• Step-by-step guide to check if the state owes you money
• State lawmakers submit ideas for budget
• Kitchen fire destroys Brockport home
• Prosecutor: No plea deal for former bus employees
• Pi Day a reason to party at University of Rochester
• Urban League to get $2.8M for senior housing
• Mayoral candidates attending forum tonight
• MCC looking at three options for downtown campus
• Greece to investigate Supervisor John Auberger
• Pagano pleads not guilty to falsely reporting bomb
• American Sign Language Makes Debut in CDC Scientific Journal
• Eastman Guitar Studio Concert Tour
• Two Saints Annual Fish Fry
• Toddler Book Club and Monday Kicks for Ages 2 to 6 Spring 2011 Schedules at the National Museum of Play
• Second Annual Two Saints Spring Music Festival
• Pianist Sa Chen Makes Rochester Debut in Kilbourn Hall
• New Warner School of Education Building to Be Named in Honor of the Late Raymond F. LeChase
• Report: School districts cutting spending
• Eastman School to hold percussion music festival
• Fibertech expanding in New Jersey
• Genesee Land Trust protects 627 acres in Sodus
• City to get federal funding for port
• WindTamer plans to become Arista Power
• RF Communications gets $11 million order
• Rochester marina plans get $1.5M infusion
• Everyone on campus this week will notice the pathway is now closed between Golisano Academic Center and George Hall for construction. Please use the temporary pathway (made of recycled wood chips) that runs from George along the construction fence to the
• Athletes and fans: What was your favorite senior athletic moment at Medaille?
• Corning says Japanese operations OK
• Did you know? You don’t need to be a current RIT student or faculty/ staff member to receive News & Events Daily, RIT’s free, daily e-newsletter featuring campus news and events, sports results, videos, podcasts and more. Sign up today!
• WindTamer seeks name change
• The Nazareth students are home on break for the week, but there's only 1 more day until 400+ high school students descend on the campus to learn how to become leaders in our increasingly pluralistic world. The Global Citizenship Conference will tak
• Will Japan’s nuclear power disaster mean more solar power in Rochester region?
• Accused killer says video provides alibi
• Anthony DiPonzio saluted at Hickok Center benefit
• Advocates call for CPR education in schools
• Brockport prepares for road overhaul
• Step-by-step guide for tracking legislation
• Model train show draws 5,000 people
• Photography provides voice for Webster man
• Police identify man killed in hit-and-run
• Ontario County investigator hurt during arrest
• Percussion Rochester to be area's newest festival
• Scandals pile up in Albany
• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand is tops in transparency
• Sports Centre at MCC looking for options
• Rochester Amerks gave fans their money's worth
• Tracking legislation is done easily online
• Academic Minute: Pi Day
• Rochester’s environment, hydrofracking, and the elephant
• Sweden’s town court numbers don’t add up
• Rochester mayoral candidates differ on development
• Deadly moment derails 2 lives at University of Rochester
• Piecing together Monroe County's municipal salary picture
• Teen smokers need good parental example
• WWII veteran Harry Koller was defined by actions, not words
• Richard Simmons set to energize Rochester
• Area villages set for elections
• Thousands go green at St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Bomb in bag joke closes Rochester airport
• ON THE MOVE: VarData hires Rochester woman
• ON THE MOVE: Atomic Design hires Brighton woman
• ON THE MOVE: Underberg & Kessler LLP hires Fairport/Perinton man
• ON THE MOVE: Kasperski Owen & Dinan hires Henrietta woman
• ON THE MOVE: The Bonadio Group promotes Victor man
• Groups: Upstate, rural districts hit hardest by education cuts
• ON THE MOVE: The Bonadio Group promotes Pittsford woman
• ON THE MOVE: Angelo Planning Group promotes Greece man
• ON THE MOVE: Connors & Ferris, LLP promotes Pittsford man
• ON THE MOVE: Connors & Ferris, LLP promotes Pittsford man
• ON THE MOVE: Dixon-Schwabl hires Rochester man
• Dr. Kevin McGowan
• Dr. Marvin Sachs
• Mrs. Leslee Mabee
• Dr. Michael Liener
• Dr. Tom Hall
• Mrs. Andrea Costanza
• Dr. Morton Stein
• Read Across America 2011
• Ms. Elissa Schaeffer
• Mrs. Carol Michaels
• Soggy outlook for Rochester's St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Multiple tragedy shatters Neusatz family
• InterFaith Forum criticizes Muslim hearing in House
• Residents with ties reach out to Japan
• Woman indicted on charges after fatal car crash
• Paralyzed man suing over accident at UR
• Geneva man killed by SUV
• Searchers for Brittanee Drexel seek funds
• Bellavia, Davis scrambling to get on 26th ballot
• St. John Fisher College reunion brings gifts of hope
• Webster plans new McDonald's, eatery
• Summit aims to spur reform in education
• Sorority gives luggage for kids
• Greece school reform plans on agenda
• Finger Lakes wineries join spirit of celebration
• ON THE MOVE: Forensic Digital Detectives promotes Rochester woman
• ON THE MOVE: Angelo Planning Group promotes Irondequoit man
• ON THE MOVE: Dixon-Schwabl promotes Rochester woman
• ON THE MOVE: Hillside Family of Agencies hires Rochester woman
• ON THE MOVE: VarData hires Irondequoit woman
• March 15, 2011 - Budget Review Meeting Agenda
• Seminar to Focus on Link Between Nutrition and Fertility
• Seminar to Focus on Link Between Nutrition and Fertility
• Seminar to Focus on Link Between Nutrition and Fertility
• Kodak prices its senior debt placement
• Genesee Brewing to add 100 jobs, hold job fair
• City seeks proposals for Gregory Street site
• Seaway Trail opens office in Webster
• RIT publishes journal on game design
• You've been accepted to Nazareth College. Congratulations! Now what? Find answers on the blog of Tom DaRin, the VP of Enrollment at Naz.
• Plurality says fiscal management must be priority for next mayor
• RF Communications gets Defense Department order
• University of Rochester to Honor Nobel Prize Winner March 24
• Looking for something to read over Spring Break? Pick up "The Good Thief" by Hannah Tinti and come see her when she stops by Nazareth College on March 23 at 4 p.m. It's all part of Writers & Books' annual "If All of Rocheste
• Next week, many of our students will be taking part in alternative spring break trips sponsored and supported by Naz. Students are heading off to Clairveaux Farm in Maryland to work with the homeless, the Mountain Institute in W. Virginia to assist with
• Parents, students rally for restored aid to disabled
• Panel wants Rochester school audits released
• Effort seeks to end use of 'R-word'
• St. Pat's parade set for Saturday
• William Johnson unveils economic plan
• Birthday fundraiser honors girl's grandpa
• Willie Grimes sentenced to 14 years
• Group plans summit on city schools
• Ruling: Wind farm can proceed in Prattsburgh
• School proposal would cut jobs in Canandaigua
• Troopers seize narcotics in Steuben County traffic stop
• Fourth visiting Afghan student takes off
• DEC delays decision on West Bloomfield mine
• Willie Kimble found not guilty in 1972 slaying
• Area under flood watch until Saturday morning
• Desire to inspire brings Morehouse College Glee Club here
• Arrests bolster call for ethics reform
• Satcher Community Health Improvement Awards set for March 21
• Eastman Children’s Chorus Presents ‘Sing With Us’
• Impulsive Young Love Meets a Tragic Fate In ‘Manon’
• University of Rochester Celebrates 3.141592653589793...
• TCMS Auditorium
• Eight semifinalists selected for business plan contest
• Area businesses cut costs through upgrades
• Meeting set for transit shuttle service
• French agency orders equipment from RF Communications
• Ultralife Corp. to exit Energy Services business
• Golisano at No. 833 on richest people list
• Public hearing shows broad support for moratorium
• Rochester school principals gird for cuts
• Rochester-area unemployment rate increases to 8.7 percent
• Slaying suspect Willie James Kimble: 'I was there'
• New job for former airport boss Terry Slaybaugh
• Rochester mayoral candidates clash over Robert Duffy's record
• St. Monica Church open for 19 hours for Ash Wednesday
• Zweigle's issues bologna recall
• Calvin Lee on redistrict panel
• UR grad gets 25 years to life in beheading of wife
• Webster fire cause unknown
• Brockport's proposed property conversion ban draws crowd
• Chad Rahn may face deposition in negligence suit
• Sports Centre must pay MCC, answer subpoena about political gifts
• Rochester Southwest CROP Walk
• Henrietta Public Library Closed for Easter
• This fundraiser is about life, not just money
• Teacher layoffs, less music loom in Greece schools
• Spencerport district names new leader
• Special election set for May 24 for Chris Lee's old seat
• Driver denies striking woman
• Kevin Minemier to be arraigned today for attacking girl in Henrietta Wegmans
• Brand drug prices have soared
• Academic calendar for 2011-12 is adopted by the Board of Education
• Some people can’t deal with change
• RCSD Student Arts Education Open House And Looming District Budget Cuts
• Area's unemployment raterises to 8.7 percent
• Brighton Fire and EMS Study Public Information Meetings Scheduled
• Upstate consumer confidence plunges
• Ex-Rochester airport director takes job in Ohio
• Business Council urges approval of Recharge New York
• Applebee's raises $322,000 for local groups in 2010
• Cuomo sets May 24 for special election to replace Chris Lee
• Kodak plans private offering of $200M notes
• Buckingham Properties expands management team
• Arc launches public phase of capital campaign
• Auction Direct opens Buffalo-area superstore
• Cuts in N.Y. foreclosure aid opposed
• Judge rules Sports Centre must pay MCC
• Pinpointing Air Pollution’s Effects on the Heart
• St. John Fisher College students in the Pharmacy Program and Nazareth College students in the Gerontology program recently met with seniors at St. John's Meadows to help the seniors gain a better understanding of their prescription and over-the-coun
• NYSSMA All State Solo Festival
• BHS Spring Production
• Next week Naz students will be off-campus on Spring Break, but more than 400 high school juniors and seniors will flock to Nazareth for the Center for Interfaith Studies and Dialogue's Global Citizenship Conference on March 15. Read more about the c
• N.Y. consumer confidence drops
• Kodak to borrow $200 million
• We saw the white squirrel out and about yesterday! That's a sure sign that spring is on its way, right?
• Report is scathing in criticism of Rochester schools
• Plea deals offered in Orleans County mosque case
• Upstate New York smoking rate stops falling
• Mayoral candidates lay out stances to YPs
• Rochester mayoral candidates lay out stances to young professionals
• Quality of life is worse, New Yorkers say
• Groups step up to talk about sexuality
• Documentary to be screened
• Lyons woman accused of kicking cop in groin
• Joseph Martens in as DEC chief
• Man accused of making threat
• Ads to appear at some toll booths
• Hilton residents to take online survey
• Women's Hall of Fame to honor UR's Loretta Ford, Coretta Scott King, 9 others
• Brighton's school budget plan cuts jobs
• SUNY Geneseo to honor graduate killed in Afghanistan
• DNA under scrutiny in 1972 homicide case
• Area swept by waves of varying illnesses
• County hires new lobbyist
• Eastman Concerts Spotlight Electronic Compositions, Performances
• Public Information Meetings Scheduled for Brighton Fire and EMS Services Study
• School of Nursing Founding Dean Loretta C. Ford Named to National Women’s Hall of Fame
• HWS provost to become president of Illinois college
• Curves agrees to reimburse customers
• Wegmans wins top honors at Best of the Web competition
• Financial Institutions begins public offering
• Darien Lake looks to hire 2,000
• Some people can’t deal with change
• Curves health clubs settle with N.Y.
• Five Fulbright scholars will speak during a panel discussion on the recent revolutions in the Middle East and N. Africa tonight at 8 p.m. in GAC 38.
• Hugo Keesing, a Vietnam War era music expert, will speak at Nazareth tonight at 7 p.m. in the Callahan Theater. He will discuss what music can tell us about the Vietnam War.
• Wilmot Cancer Center and Media Partners Raise Awareness on Colorectal Cancer
• Joseph Bruchac online resources
• Poll: New Yorkers say quality of life declining
• GOP budget bill to slash environmental regulations exposes GOP’s crazy ideology
• Group pushes for state funding
• Police quiz Greece leader
• Webster firefighters rescue teen from Lake Ontario
• Trial for man accused of 1972 murder begins
• Some villages can use old voting machines into '12
• Two women charged in unrelated stabbings
• Record lobbying in Albany in 2010
• Rochester man pleads guilty to murder over parking space
• Man turns himself in
• Andrew Cuomo rallies support for new budget
• Plaza on Monroe Avenue reflects slow growth trend
• Brownfield site cleanup provides mixed results
• Victor schools grow as others tread water
• Schumer seeks decision on veterans cemetery in region
• Can we help walkers avoid snowy streets?
• Welch Allyn CEO nominated for Empire State Development Corp. post
• Trout derby to benefit hatchery
• Mass. AG investigates payout for CEO
• RF Communications inks $15 million contract
• 6:30 Executive Session prior to board meeting Wednesday
• Sporting a new location in Brighton
• Xerox pares wide-format offerings
• Craft Antique enterprise in Greece is going strong
• Dance with a difference at Webster studio
• Battisti's in Gates has modernized over 40 years
• University of Rochester to add business degree
• Students, you're almost there ... only 5 more days of classes until Spring Break!
• Skippy Reduced Fat Peanut Butter Recalled
• Read our latest homepage story to learn a little bit more about the metalsmithing currently displayed in the Nazareth College Arts Center gallery. (Please note that Flickr has been experiencing some technical difficulties, but you can view the art discu
• Auberger interviewed in murder case
• Mercury Opera hoping to make a comeback
• 2 injured in crash; 1 charged with DWI
• Civic leader Kathryn Terrell dies after 94th birthday party
• Youth orchestra dazzles during 40th anniversary concert
• RSD, other special schools threatened by proposed budget
• Proposal to cap medical malpractice awards controversial
• Town of Brighton is Officially Signed up for Earth Hour, 2011
• Dyson Day Examines Link between Education and Health of Children
• Pathology Study Tracks Uterine Changes with Mifepristone
• Churches embrace AIDS education
• Eager fans embraced arrival of the Rochester Amerks
• Penfield moves assessor office
• Just another Rochester snowstorm
• Greece church to host concert
• Free kids' book program keys on Jewish heritage
• Brighton to review new pool policy
• RCSD Should Be Backing SOTA Principal Pacheco
• Adegboye and Nicholson carry the Bonnies
• St. Bonaventure's Adegboye takes what is given
• Logins stays focused on the next play
• Geva TheatreCenter Presents August Wilson's Final Play, Radio Golf
• Gunshot wound is accidental
• Mother seeks niche for her deaf daughter
• Police search for bank robber
• Woman faces stabbing charge
• Martin Minemier applies to run for Congress
• Eric Stettner found meaning in service to all
• City school kids get look at science careers
• Area cat lovers take in the prized felines at city show
• City readies for teen sex forum
• Area students tgo on Odyssey of the Mind
• City payroll cuts seem likely as $50M deficit nears
• In budget battle, lines are being drawn
• Former Penfield firing range to be tested
• Private colleges pump billions into local economy
• Just another winter storm
• ON THE MOVE: Eric Mower and Associates hires Rochester woman
• ON THE MOVE: L-Tron Corporation promotes Irondequoit woman
• ON THE MOVE: Henderson Ford Lincoln hires Webster woman
• ON THE MOVE: OppenheimerFunds, Inc. promotes Pittsford man
• ON THE MOVE: OppenheimerFunds, Inc. promotes Fairport/Perinton woman
• ON THE MOVE: The New York Wine & Culinary Center hires Pittsford woman
• MCC connecting workers, employers
• Auction aims to improve preserve that honors Christine Sevilla
• Robotics race takes off as high school science teams compete at RIT
• I-390 ramp gets additional push
• Final curtain falls on Mercury Opera
• Rochester's unions draw line on concessions
• Boy allegedly shut in dryer
• Greece seeks cleanup help
• Webster man nominated
• Man faces child porn charges
• At David Kearns' side: Power of a smile
• Lawsuit claims hip replacements faulty
• More notice set for special votes
• Remaining Afghan students headed home
• Christian women unite to observe World Day of Prayer
• ON THE MOVE: OppenheimerFunds, Inc. promotes Fairport/Perinton man
• ON THE MOVE: Pluta Cancer Center hires Pittsford woman
• ON THE MOVE: Genesee Regional Bank hires Irondequoit woman
• ON THE MOVE: LeChase Construction Services promotes Fairport/Perinton man
• ON THE MOVE: OppenheimerFunds, Inc. promotes Fairport/Perinton man
• Class of 2011 Information
• February 8, 2011 - Business, Budget Review and Strategic Planning Workshop Meeting and Community Forum Minutes
• February 15, 2011 - Special Meeting Minutes
• March 1, 2011 - Budget Review Meeting Minutes
• March 8, 2011 - Business Meeting and Budget Review Agenda
• Early Release Day
• Cooper Cos. shares jump on big first-quarter profit
• UR wins grant for science and math scholarship program
• Speaker touts importance of happiness in success
• Majority favors hydraulic fracking if it is ruled safe
• Community Foundation makes $389,336 in grants
• Summit FCU to open branch
• Constellation Brands gives aid to New Zealand cause
• Rugged Bear store in Pittsford to close
• Graham secures a trio of orders worth $4.6 million
• Take a look at "Nightlife @ Naz!" If some of you tagged yourselves in photos this morning, please tag again--we had some technical difficulties. Thanks!
• Board votes to seek new treasurer
• Excellus cited in national study
• Why Rochesterians don’t believe in Climate Change
• Are you off-campus but dying to know what's up at the construction site? Or are you too cold to brave the outdoors when you can take the tunnels to class? Have no fear, you can now keep an eye on the site of the new Integrated Center for Math and Sc
• Have you noticed a lot of dump trucks back by George Hall? Bear with us. It’s all part of the master plan: they’re using dirt from the construction site to build up the future roadway that will wrap around George to connect with Golden Flyer
• Ice storm of '91 left more than 200,000 in the dark
• Marquis Parker gets 60-year sentence for role in shooting of two Rochester police officers
• Cuts in city's budget total $4.8M
• RIT ranked among best for its video game design programs
• Guilty plea in stabbing
• City school board delays swing space vote
• Displays to raise colorectal cancer awareness
• Police issues become focus of mayoral forum
• Bill to require bicycle registration dies in Albany
• Family looks to federal trial for closure
• Transportation Authority passes flat budget, adds jobs
• Rochester River Run/Walk 5K set for April 10
• Medicaid reform gets airing at hearing
• New food pantry in Brighton shows spread of hunger
• Two University of Rochester Scientists Awarded Sloan Fellowships
• Trillium entity to manage firms moving to Eastman Business Park
• UR to offer undergraduate degree in business
• Paychex survey shows positive signs for small businesses
• Venture association to hold capital forum
• Flaherty's opens restaurant in Honeoye Falls
• Red Wings to interview for seasonal posts
• French firm to buy majority stake in Kirtas Technologies
• Full Moon moves to South Wedge
• Perinton-based GateHouse posts profit
• Paychex small-business survey foresees growth
• Ambulance Contract is Illegal
• RCSD Annual Student Art Exhibit At Central Office Tuesday, March 8th At 5:00pm
• Women Who Miscarry Have Long-lasting Mental Health Problems
• Rochester rally backs Wisconsin workers
• Hopeful signs emerge in Rochester-area commercial real estate
• Young professionals to co-host mayoral forum
• Mohamed Diallo, Kwamell Smith try to pass as FBI agents, city police say
• Pittsford schools area's best performers on 2010 Regents exams
• Former N.Y.C. Mayor Ed Koch sets sights on Senate GOP
• Forum set on Victor schools
• Discussion on Irondequoit library held
• Chemical firm cleans up spill
• Funeral held for Jennifer Simson
• Diabetes epidemic is a threat to everyone
• Andrew Cuomo favors teacher layoffs based on merit
• Protesters take over Capitol lobby; 17 arrested
• State mandate-relief report criticized
• City fire leaves four residents homeless
• Peter Viana gets 25 years in slaying
• Woman seeks OK to discuss mom's death
• Upcoming Musical Performances at the National Museum of Play
• In Another Galaxy Weekend at the National Museum of Play
• Six area suspects indicted in 1990s murders
• The Marketplace mall to add restaurant, clothing stores, play area
• TCMS/BHS Vocal Prism Concert
• 11 charged in drug trafficking, decade-old killing
• To Bring Effective Therapies to Patients Quicker, Use the Team Approach
• Researchers Focus on Human Cells in Spinal Cord Injury Repair
• GateHouse reports drop in revenue
• High Tech Rochester awards grants to area firms
• Fisher, MCC partner for MBA program
• Bankruptcy filings flat in February
• Kodak completes acquisition, schedules annual meeting
• Could Providence Fiasco Happen In Rochester?
• Streets Turn Blue to Raise Awareness of Colorectal Cancer
• Replay of Feb. 26, 2011 WITR-FM (89.7) men’s hockey postgame show
• URMC Rheumatologist, Pro-Golfer Phil Mickelson, Shed Light on Psoriatic Arthritis
• To the guys playing touch football on the stadium field last night, thanks for putting up with our impromptu photo shoot. The photos will be included in the Night Life @ Naz gallery (which will be going up soon). Email Naz photographer Alex Shukoff if y
• Jeanne Kaidy, who earned her master's degree in education from Nazareth College in 1998, was one of just 103 recipients nationwide of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. We tagged along on her class' recen
• Rochester man, 70, hurt after car falls on him
• Craig Doran named administrative judge
• Lanes closing tonight on Rts. 590, 104
• British gun dealer posts $175K bail
• 11 jurors picked in 1972 murder case
• Red Cross needs blood donations
• Nancy James found competent for fatal stabbing trial
• School 58 student learn ABCs on teen health issues
• Judge dismisses charge against Greece woman
• George Boley Sr. deportation trial continues
• Jane Corwin criticized for abortion stance
• Unions rally to keep rights
• Frank Arena, Matthew Montrois sentenced for attack
• New York producers pushing to define what is honey
• Kiplinger's ranks Rochester area No. 1 in U.S. for easy commuting
• Pensions, capital project mandates targeted by state panel
• Rochester's mayoral candidates offer different views on city's future
• Tile Wholesalers partners with the Tile Room to expand business
• Xerox acquires Concept Group
• Excellus top executives see compensation dip in 2010
• Batavia again ranks among top micropolitans
• United Way sets $28 million goal for campaign
• Researchers Pinpoint Patients Who Receive Greatest Benefit from Heart Failure Treatment
• FRES Open House --Grades 3, 4 & 5
• Police confirm details of Flower Street shooting