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SUNY Brockport Nurses Bring Health Serives To Peruvian
Ollantaytambo is located in a remote area of Peru two days from civilization. Connie Lawrence, director of the RN-BSN program at SUNY Brockport and longtime nurse practitioner, has partnered with Keri Baker R.N., founder and executive director of Sacred Valley Health read story
Leaders Stand Up for Education Investment Tax Credit Initiative
More than 65 labor unions, community groups, business groups, clergy, educators and others from New York state have joined the Coalition of Opportunity in Education’s campaign, urging the Senate, Assembly and Gov. Andrew Cuomo to include the education bill in the upcoming state budget. read story
SUNY Brockport Nurses Bring Health Serives To PeruvianOllantaytambo is located in a remote area of Peru two days from civilization. Connie Lawrence, director of the RN-BSN program at SUNY Brockport and longtime nurse practitioner, has partnered with Keri Baker R.N., founder and executive director of Sacred Valley Health read story
Leaders Stand Up for Education Investment Tax Credit InitiativeMore than 65 labor unions, community groups, business groups, clergy, educators and others from New York state have joined the Coalition of Opportunity in Education’s campaign, urging the Senate, Assembly and Gov. Andrew Cuomo to include the education bill in the upcoming state budget. read story
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NBA President: Blacks Should Be ‘Almost Religious’ About Supporting Black Businesses Health insurance isn't a year-round thing anymore
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NY judge rules jilted bride can keep $53K diamond ring; former fiance had sued to get it back
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5 things to know about rise in heroin use, how to get help
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NY adopts measure to improve patient handling
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Take Back the Land Joins Akhom Phetphanh To Stop Eviction Of Family Home
American Red Cross to Host Babysitter’s Training DayWestern NY college to resume 'drunk bus' service
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Big Changes Proposed to Rochester Bus Routes Have Some Commuters WorriedChange is coming to Rochester bus routes, and many commuters are already expressing concern over the outlined proposal. read story
Legislators Submit Resolution Opposing Casino in Henrietta
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Howie Hawkins Announces Run for Governor, Seeks Green Party NominationARCHIVES
- Rochester’s YWCA Celebrates Housing Expansion and Giving Hope to Women
- Government powers down; Obama to address country
- FAA to weigh easing limits on electronic devices
- President Obama Calls for End to Gun Violence in City Streets
- Alex White Calls for End to Red Light Camera Program
- Rochester-Based I.T. Company Gets $140 Million Contract with Army
- NY electric customers will get credit of up to $3
- House votes to cut $4B a year from food stamps
- Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Makes Historic Deposit in Black Banks
- Mayor Richards Youngest Son Succumbs to Cancer at Age 37
- Van White Connects Jobs & Justice March to Historic 63’ March on Washington
- Residents Endure Pouring Rain for Silent Earth Vigil
- NY vets holding ceremony to honor US POWs, MIAs
- 1 week to go until government shutdown deadline
- Cornell reveals details of hazing by lacrosse team
- Popular bathroom wipes blamed for sewer clogs
- Superintendent Bolgen Vargas Gives Students a Break with Fewer Exams
- U.S. Attorney Hochul to hold news conference in Rochester for Molly
- Rochester Immediate Care Introduces the Flu Shot to Go
- Adam Bello Demands More Security at Irondequoit’s Regal Cinema or Will Use Town’s Code to Shut it Down
- President Obama to Keynote Annual CBCF Awards Dinner
- Mayor Richards Decides to End His Campaign for Reelection
- Six Tips for Keeping Teens Safe on Social Media
- NY medical schools increase enrollment
- Straight No Chaser: You Can't Put a Lampshade on a Star
- The Democrats’ War on Women
- Rochester mayor candidate speaks from experience
- Rochester Awaits the Green Light on the Charlotte Marina Project
- New Red Light Cameras Installed Around the City
- Mayweather dominates for easy decision win
- Police: 2 more possible suspects at Navy Yard
- Haves and have-nots as health care markets open
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EDITORIAL
Straight No Chaser: Minority Contractors Duped Again
Back in the days, I worked closely, as a consultant, to the late Emmett Porter, and helped him organize the Black and Hispanic Contractors Association. At the time, Emmett was, as most may remember, the founder and owner of E. Porter General Contractors. read story
Garcia: Immigration reform discharge petition isn’t a political ploy
Launching the discharge petition to get a floor vote on immigration reform legislation is the last possible option Democrats have left to force legislative action on the issue this year, Rep. Joe Garcia (D-Fla.). read story
What’s happening at East High School is nothing new
Regarding so-called education reform in the Rochester City School District (RCSD), everyone who is paying the least bit of attention knows by now that, recently, East High School has become ground-zero. read story
Something to Think About: A Different Philosophy
As I begin this week’s column, I have a question. Why do we want to make everyone equal? That may seem like a strange question, but it’s one that I have been contemplating this week. read story
Straight No Chaser: Orchids and Onions
Onions: To the so-called justice system that recently sentenced Ms. Hardaway to six months in prison, while nothing happened to the Rochester Police Department officer who threw her to the ground. I guess our lying eyes were deceiving us; those of us who watched her being man-handled in the video. read story
Summer Shouldn’t Mean Hunger for Our Nation’s Children
As a child, I always looked forward to the carefree joy of summertime. I remember the long days of playing outside at a nearby park until I needed to come home for lunch. Unfortunately, many of our nation’s children do not experience the simple joys of summer. read story
Straight No Chaser: Minority Contractors Duped AgainBack in the days, I worked closely, as a consultant, to the late Emmett Porter, and helped him organize the Black and Hispanic Contractors Association. At the time, Emmett was, as most may remember, the founder and owner of E. Porter General Contractors. read story
Garcia: Immigration reform discharge petition isn’t a political ployLaunching the discharge petition to get a floor vote on immigration reform legislation is the last possible option Democrats have left to force legislative action on the issue this year, Rep. Joe Garcia (D-Fla.). read story
What’s happening at East High School is nothing newRegarding so-called education reform in the Rochester City School District (RCSD), everyone who is paying the least bit of attention knows by now that, recently, East High School has become ground-zero. read story
Something to Think About: A Different PhilosophyAs I begin this week’s column, I have a question. Why do we want to make everyone equal? That may seem like a strange question, but it’s one that I have been contemplating this week. read story
Straight No Chaser: Orchids and OnionsOnions: To the so-called justice system that recently sentenced Ms. Hardaway to six months in prison, while nothing happened to the Rochester Police Department officer who threw her to the ground. I guess our lying eyes were deceiving us; those of us who watched her being man-handled in the video. read story
Summer Shouldn’t Mean Hunger for Our Nation’s ChildrenAs a child, I always looked forward to the carefree joy of summertime. I remember the long days of playing outside at a nearby park until I needed to come home for lunch. Unfortunately, many of our nation’s children do not experience the simple joys of summer. read story
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