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All three of Peluso's top deputies were internal promotions, not outside hires. → Read More
Isaiah Santiago, 18, was not yet born when Willa Powell first joined the school board. → Read More
Franklin Florence and Al Sharpton worked together on many issues over their long careers. → Read More
Florence was the pugnacious founder of FIGHT, an early Black power organization that battled Eastman Kodak. → Read More
Bishop Matthew Clark died Jan. 22 at age 85 after a period of illness. → Read More
The funeral Mass for Matthew Clark, the longtime bishop of the Diocese of Rochester, is taking place at Sacred Heart Cathedral. → Read More
The UR School of Nursing will accept at least 30 students in the first year. → Read More
A retired sergeant with the New York State Police has been charged with obstruction after allegedly tipping off the target of a criminal investigation into online gambling based in Rochester. → Read More
Three students were threatened with a gun Thursday outside Franklin High School. → Read More
District spokeswoman Marisol Ramos-Lopez said a man "got out of a car and approached the building, firing several shots." → Read More
'... I felt I needed to come back to try to do my part to help address some of the challenges with RCSD." → Read More
Bean and her lifelong partner, Barbara Stimson, were two of the first commissioned doctors in the U.S. military. → Read More
LGBTQ people in the Rochester area also said they face discrimination, according to the poll from the Levine Center to End Hate. → Read More
Peluso had been serving as interim superintendent since August. → Read More
Nan Johnson served 20 years in the Monroe County Legislature and was founding director of the Susan B. Anthony Center at the University of Rochester. → Read More
Seligman was president of the University of Rochester from 2005 to 2018. → Read More
"At the end of the day, we all want the same things: stability, security and opportunity." → Read More
Incumbent Republican Congresswoman Claudia Tenney easily fended off Democratic challenger Steven Holden. → Read More
Ellie Faugh, a teacher at School 17, is the district's first urban garden lead teacher. → Read More
On Indigenous Peoples Day, five white pine trees were planted in Rochester's four quadrants as symbols of peace and unity. → Read More