Brian Sharp
Investigations and enterprise editorBrian Sharp is WXXI's investigations and enterprise editor. He also reports on business and development in the area. He has been covering Rochester since 2005. His journalism career spans nearly three decades.
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Barricades again block parts of the streets surrounding the Cadillac and Richford hotels as the city continues to push for redevelopment.
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The agreement requires developers Mike and Wendy Nolan to obtain certain town approvals by mid-June.
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A separation agreement between the county and Mendoza provided financial incentives for the former public health commissioner to not discuss his employment or separation, and not to sue the county.
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The developer got the property through a bankruptcy auction and has listed it for sale or lease.
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Weather and pre-planning helped the area avert concerns of congestion after Monday's total solar eclipse.
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The judge's order pertains to finances only, including books and record keeping, not the actual operation of the venues.
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The nonprofit has faced legal hurdles and significant pushback in recent years. And opponents are vowing a new lawsuit.
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Remaining rooms are going for $700 and more from Best Western to Holiday Inn Express.
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Developer WinnCompanies bought the building for $5 million in 2013. The latest tally for overhaul expenses tops $160 million.
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Superintendent Carmine Peluso said his decision to leave the Rochester city school district, after more than a decade of service there, was not easy.