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A pop-up clinic Saturday will focus on vaccinating Rochester’s deaf refugee population.The clinic, hosted by the nonprofit Deaf Refugee Advocacy, will…
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Two organizations that have collaborated for several years have now announced a formal partnership to strengthen the ways this community responds to…
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Gerard Buckley still clearly remembers July 26, 1990.On that day, he stood alongside dozens of others in the White House Rose Garden, as then-President…
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Jon Seiger was 32 years old when he lost his hearing to an infection. He calls the experience “surreal.”“Just walking through the world and breathing and…
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It’s an average day in the age of COVID-19. You wake up and get ready for work, don your face mask, and head to your job as a supermarket cashier. You’re…
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(P-A Announcer says: “Let’s welcome back to Rochester, ‘Recycleman’...(crowd cheers))Recycleman, or as his birth certificate probably says, Ogden…
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We preview a historic production of the August Wilson play, “Fences,” in Rochester. Members of the cast and crew of NTID’s production join us to discuss…
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KecnInqolyUSarah Latchney is a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Rochester Medical Center. She studies…
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Artist Laural Hartman recently invited WXXI into her studio. As we know with art, there’s generally a deeper meaning behind a painting, drawing or…
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The repeal of the Affordable Care Act could have some unintended consequences on the most vulnerable: children with disabilities. On this special Move to…