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Monroe County Executive Adam Bello today declared a state of emergency will go into effect at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday, saying the rapid rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations is threatening to overwhelm the health care system again. Bello did not issue a ...

  Marketing, advertising and public relations agency Mower won the top award in The Drum Awards for B2B, an international contest recognizing the most creative work in business campaigns. Mower’s Caring Gene: Caring Is Your Calling, developed for Iroquois Healthcare ...

The South West Area Neighborhood Association received a $7,500 Federal Home Loan Bank of New York grant from the Ukrainian Federal Credit Union (UFCU). “We have been making real strides in renovating our space and adding programming to focus on ...

Jines Restaurant, the iconic Park Avenue eatery known for Sunday brunch, Greek favorites and nightly homecooked specials, is celebrating 50 years in business.

Realistic project timelines and ongoing communication with lenders are key components for borrowers when it comes to navigating challenges in the commercial real estate sector, according to Charles Vita.

At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the most dire forecasts for commercial real estate involved the office sector. 

When asked for advice on how to move forward with commercial real estate projects in today’s market Matthew Carrigg offers a simple, straightforward solution. 

Stacey Trien’s plan for her term as president of the Greater Rochester Association of Women Attorneys was to focus on the theme of empowerment. 

Maude Burns combined her two passions — beauty products and the planet — to create Gentleman Farmer.

Monroe County Executive Adam Bello today will submit a $1.28 billion budget to the County Legislature that focuses on public safety and public health, economic and workforce development, and rebuilding community infrastructure. The budget would increase spending by 3.4 percent ...

As anticipated, the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration has issued regulations requiring workers at private companies with at least 100 employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or get tested weekly, but the rules are expected to be challenged in court.

Causewave Community Partners is partnering with the Credit Union Collective — the Summit, Pittsford and Reliant Credit Unions — Rochester Area Community Foundation and News 8 WROC-TV to award an outstanding small, local nonprofit organization with the Matchstick Prize. It ...

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The COVID-19 pandemic has forced continuing medical education into online formats, which has made it more accessible to more clinicians while limiting the informal connections that in-person education used to provide.

Technological advancements in health care — from simulated settings to virtual reality experience— are changing the way health care students are learning.

Understanding and addressing racial disparities in health care is a key part of the curriculum at area schools as educators look to increase awareness of the issue and help prepare a workforce equipped to care for a diverse community.