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Illinois firm acquires Henrietta-based Benefit Resource
Henrietta-based Benefit Resource, LLC, a provider of health spending accounts and COBRA administrative services, has been acquired by Millennium Trust Co., LLC.
CooperVision’s Henrietta building achieves LEED Silver certification
The 235,000-square-foot facility scored highly in the LEED evaluation categories of materials and resources, indoor environmental quality and water efficiency.
Tom James Co. lured to Hickey Freeman by dedicated workforce
The presence of that skilled workforce was essentially the driving force for Tom James to consider acquiring the operations of what had been Hickey Freeman Tailored Clothing — but only after a plea from U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.).
Monroe County invites residents to attend Climate Action Plan workshops
Monroe County will conduct two public workshops on July 26 as part of Phase II of its Climate Action Plan.
2 Rochester area senior living facilities sold to Boston investment firm
A real estate investor from Boston has purchased two senior living facilities in the Greater Rochester area.
Halik assumes role as Rochester Rotary president
Jeffrey Halik, a communications consultant, has started his one-year term as president of Rochester Rotary.
The Grove: Bringing downtown Rochester together for wining, dining and more
Formation of what Buckingham CEO Ken Glazer is calling The Grove is well underway in the courtyard space between Tower280 and the Butler/Till Building at 260 East Broad St.
Wegmans announces closing date for Massachusetts mall store
The Rochester-based grocery giant said on Tuesday that the two-level Natick Mall store in Natick, Mass., will close at 3 p.m. on July 22. Wegmans had announced in early June that it would cease operations at the Natick location sometime this summer.
Developer abandons plans for Popeyes at East Main/Alexander
Liberty Restaurants Holdings, headquartered in Bellerose, had planned to build a Popeyes restaurant with a drive-thru at 770 East Main St.
Owners of excavating firm, pawn shop among 7 indicted on gambling charges
The owner of a Rochester excavating business and owner of a Greece pawn shop were among seven men indicted by a federal grand jury for their roles in an illegal gambling enterprise that produced more than $10 million in winnings for the operators, prospectors allege.
Hyzon moves closer to production of innovative fuel cell system
Hyzon Motors Inc. announced today the successful completion of factory acceptance testing of its first nine single-stack 200kW fuel cell system (FCS) B-samples.
New York eligible for ag grant funding to support resilient food system
The funding comes from the Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program (RFSI), a U.S. Department of Agriculture and Markets grant program.
