Congressman Joe Morelle met with seniors at Valley Manor to discuss threats to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. He warned that a proposed budget bill could cut food aid for 3 million Americans, end health coverage for 15 million, and force over 500 nursing homes to close. Morelle stressed the critical role these programs play […]

Rochester’s Pathways to Peace team, in partnership with Walking for Rochester, is hosting weekly cleanups and free barbecues to promote violence prevention services and connect with the community. Cleanups are scheduled for Wednesdays (Aug. 13, 20, 27) and barbecues for Thursdays (Aug. 14, 21, 28) from 5–7 p.m. at various city locations. Events will include […]

Kodak warned there’s “substantial doubt” about its ability to stay in business due to nearly $500 million in short-term debt and over $200 million in pension liabilities. Its stock fell 26%, and the company plans to clarify its pension plans by August 15. Kodak warns its business is in “substantial doubt” after 133 years – […]

The Fredrick Douglass HBCU Football Classic is a vibrant and meaningful annul college football event held in Rochester. This event celebrates the legacy of Frederick Douglass and the rich heritage of HBCUs.  This event includes a tailgate party, Battle of the Bands, a HBCU collage expo, and football game. For more info visit the link […]

Free food & bookbag! Pop Style’s Appreciation Day, August 29th at 12 PM located at Loretta Johnson Middle School ( 200 Genesee St Rochest5er NY )  

R. Carlos Carballada, an involved figure in Rochester politics, business, and community, has died. Mayor Malik Evans announced Carballada’s death in a statement on Monday afternoon, calling him a “champion for the City of Rochester and a good friend.” Statement from Mayor Malik D. Evans on the passing of R. Carlos Carballada I was deeply […]