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The $2 million in state funding will add seven full-time staffers to the mental health and substance abuse crisis response team.
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It’s morning. You’re sipping coffee, watching the sun crest over a California canyon. Or, it’s midnight. You’re crushing beers, closing down a bar somewhere on Monroe Avenue. Either way, “Graceland Way,” Rochester-born Mikaela Davis’s latest, would be an apt soundtrack. Davis and company strain melancholy and make-believe through frontier thinking. Orville Peck — your favorite […] The post REVIEW | ‘Graceland Way’ by Mikaela Davis appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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Last September, an old canal barge made its way from Rochester 45 miles west to the village of Medina. Community members lugged trees and soil to help the artist Mary Mattingly build a unique garden — a floating one. Mattingly’s project is one of the key pieces of the Medina Triennial, which brings international artists […] The post The Medina Triennial brings ambitious, accessible art to the Erie Canal appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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The former state psychiatric hospital has been vacant for decades.
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Bars and restaurants in New York will be allowed to serve until 4 a.m. during the soccer tournament.
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The arrest of Kareem Franklin on Avenue B involved restraining by several officers, including one with multiple use of force complaints.
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Last week, the historic site announced photography sessions would not be allowed on its grounds without paid reservations. Social media soon flooded with comments frustrated at the $400 fee for outside shoots and $600 for shots inside the mansion.
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A bomb threat forced an evacuation at Eastview Mall Monday night.The Ontario County Sheriff's Office dispatch confirmed the call came in just before 6:15 p.m. The mall was evacuated out of an abundance of caution.After a thorough sweep, first responders found no bomb or other threat to the public. The mall still closed early.
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ConnectionsDuring "Connections" on 6/9/26, our panel talks with guest host Julie Philipp about protecting nocturnal animals. Then, a special rebroadcast of a recent show on new housing in the JOSANA neighborhood.
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