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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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From new amenities at golf courses and driving ranges to a Topgolf planned for Brighton — even at new golf exhibit at The Strong National Museum of Play — the game of golf is paying dividends across the area.
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Plans for the Gateway and Kresge buildings are taking shape, as is the timeline for demolition of the Metro Market.
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The NY Smart I-Corridor Tech Hub encompasses the Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Ithaca, Auburn and Batavia metropolitan areas.
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The 73-year-old create an iconic space he once described as “nothing like anything.”
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The federal lawsuit alleges that negligence, reckless indifference and a lack of training and supervision led to Julian Coleman's death.
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Dr. Olachi Mezu-Ndubuisi says unit leaders retaliated against her when she called out poor practices and overly aggressive treatment of newborns. In her lawsuit she points to "preventable deaths." The EEOC dismissed her claims.
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One restauranteur expects it could be a couple of months before employees settle in and start frequenting Center City venues.
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It's also opening a new spray pad at Ontario Beach Park earlier than planned to help people cope with the high temperatures forecast for this week.
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Organizers say multiple groups are interested in sponsorship for 2025.