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The art museum formerly known as the Albright-Knox Gallery rebrands, expands and strengthens its inclusive contemporary position. -
The accomplished actress will be honored by George Eastman Museum on May 25.
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The University of Rochester will host international scholars who will educate students in local schools this fall. -
Wegmans is hoping customers ask their state legislators to move a bill forward that would allow supermarkets to sell wine.
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The bill would gradually phase in a 50% plastic packaging reduction requirement over a period of 12 years.
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Of 400 people who were asked to take the physical agility test, just 49 passed, marking a hurdle in the department's efforts to recruit.
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Racist graffiti found in Beverly Pappas Park in Greece was the latest in a series around Rochester.
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