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  • A new hotel trend gains traction in Henrietta; nonprofits in underserved communities compete for a new round of state funding; and Penfield's newly elected supervisor talks about breaking a glass ceiling.
  • Local community colleges face more federal funding uncertainty; Rochester police make an arrest in a high-profile cold case murder; and a local site's role in the Ken Burns "American Revolution" documentary.--
  • Local governments face millions of dollars in costs with changes to SNAP and Medicaid; Monroe County has a new emergency alert system; and New York's 500th cannabis shop opens in Rochester.
  • New York joins a federal lawsuit challenging cuts to housing funds; a new initiative doubles the local lung cancer screening rate; and wintry weather is in the forecast for Thanksgiving.
  • New York's talks over a local Tesla plant are sputtering; an update on the state's offer to employ laid off federal workers; and a Rochester nonprofit serving people with disabilities gets a major donation.
  • Finger Lakes power shortages are the focus of a regional summit; local food pantries take lessons from the recent government shutdown; and it will be a windy, wintry Thanksgiving Day in the Rochester region.
  • The University of Rochester is launching a new Center for Extended Reality; after a huge spike in demand, things are starting to settle down at one local food pantry; and the CEO of a department store explains why he decided to open a new location here.
  • West Main Street expects a surge in construction, advocates push for access to doulas, and the star of Home Alone talks about his relationship with the film.
  • The Rochester school district's modernization plan gets a big boost from Albany; flu infections are on the rise in New York; and the town of Penfield changes the way it prosecutes traffic violations.
  • New York's governor pushes for tighter conditions on medical aid in dying; a local nonprofit calls for more school supports for students' mental health; and a Rochester CEO has advice for workers on how to stay relevant in the age of A-I.
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