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.
Reach him at bsharp@wxxi.org.
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“New York could not have become the Empire State without a systematic program of indigenous dispossession, and that program of dispossession was launched on turbo during the American Revolution.” -
Whatever the narrative that is told, the events surrounding the deaths of Lt. Boyd and Sgt. Parker in what is now Livingston County left a lasting scar on this region. -
Of the 80 or so Revolutionary War veterans buried in the historic cemetery, none has likely had their story more misconstrued than him. -
“People will begin to see that transformation, you know, throughout the summer, here,” developer Connor Kenney said. “By the end of the summer, it's going to be quite a bit different.” -
The Rochester City School District is moving forward with several multi-million-dollar construction projects this summer. -
The two sides now have three weeks to decide whether to proceed to trial. -
The former manager has been fired. Repairs are being planned.
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Syracuse-based Erie Materials is looking to expand its building materials business into the Rochester market. -
Laurie Vahey of Vahey Law Offices and former Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Resnick will lead the probe.
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The immediate area has seen considerable residential conversion and construction, with more than 500 units completed or in the pipeline.
