Jeremy Moule
CITY news editorJeremy Moule joined CITY in 2007 as a staff writer and became its news editor in 2019. He also covers Monroe County.
He’s a 2001 graduate of St. John Fisher College and prior to his time at CITY, he did stints at the Messenger-Post papers, the now-defunct Journal-Register in his hometown of Medina, the Bee Group Newspapers in suburban Buffalo, and the Batavia Daily News.
When Jeremy is not on the job, he enjoys photography, reading, and watching horror movies of all types. He lives in the Park-Meigs neighborhood with his greyhound, Gold.
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The commission formed to redraw Monroe County Legislature district lines plans to hold six public meetings in April, including one over Zoom. -
Working parents who receive child care subsidies from Monroe County will no longer be ousted from the program if they get a pay raise that pushes their salary over the threshold for benefits, under a policy change announced by County Executive Adam Bello.
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Sabrina LaMar, a rogue Democratic Monroe County legislator, was named the Legislature’s first Black female president on Monday after cutting a deal with Republicans, dashing the hopes of her own party to finally have control of the chamber in which they’ve been sidelined for decades.
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Recently, a mural of Frederick Douglass and his family was unveiled at the Rochester airport, which bears his name. Michelle Daniels made it happen.
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The Sweden Town Board has spoken, and it doesn’t want cannabis dispensaries and lounges within its borders for the time being. But opponents of the move have launched an effort to force a public referendum on the measure.
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The state’s highest court has agreed to hear Rochester City Council’s appeal of lower court rulings that stripped the Police Accountability Board of its disciplinary powers.
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Monroe County Legislator Ernest Flagler-Mitchell faces a $1 million sexual harassment lawsuit from LaKaya Sinclair, the 20-year-old woman who received unsolicited sexually explicit messages from Flagler-Mitchell late last year.
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The Greater Rochester Association of Realtors’ new Black Caucus was formed to provide Black real estate agents at all stages of their careers with support and guidance, but also to boost Black and Latino homeownership, which lags behind that of white and Asian people.
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While the Irondequoit Town Board held a public hearing Tuesday night on a measure that would opt the town out of cannabis retail, the board’s members…
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Two local towns, Gates and Irondequoit, have opted out of cannabis dispensaries and marijuana lounges and bars within their borders, for the time being.…
