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In a decision Tuesday, Judge Frank Geraci threw out the Department of Justice's claim against the city, arguing it had failed to state a legitimate claim.
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We live in uncertain times. The AI technological revolution has many wondering (and worrying) about the future. One of the more optimistic speculations is that if AI becomes more widespread, theater will have a resurgence: people will long for a space away from screens in the company of other humans more than ever. But a […] The post Nostalgia and feel-good picks permeate this season’s theatrical lineup appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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Homegrown favorite Greg Townson released his first collection of solo guitar instrumentals, “Solo Street,” in late May. The 10-song record showcases sweet fingerpicking and clean, articulate fretwork. It’s about dynamics, not gymnastics, and illustrates the work of a practiced craftsman. Townson is usually recognized for his work with Rochester’s Hi-Risers, his collaborations with Nick Lowe […] The post REVIEW | ‘Solo Street’ by Greg Townson appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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ConnectionsDuring "Connections with Evan Dawson" on 9/3/26, how to train budding community leaders to address issues like gun violence in Rochester. Then, in "Connections Summer Sessions," author Jeff VanderMeer. -
Chancellor King first met with staff and students at Monroe Community College's nursing department, which recently became eligible for the SUNY Reconnect program. -
The tornado watch is in effect until 11 p.m. Wednesday.
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Peace Village will receive an initial $1.2 million investment from the city, with an expected annual operating costs of nearly $2 million. -
The county's health department said it was investigating two related cases of measles in unvaccinated residents. -
Heavy rain put several feet of water into some areas of the Fairgrounds. Wednesday morning, causing the Fair to shut down for about an hour.
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