Local senior living communities are taking steps to transition to a post-pandemic future and, going forward, are including some practices that were adopted because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Paul Bartlett, vice president of senior housing at St. John’s Home, says ...
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Cognivue to join other heavy hitters in Alzheimer’s study 
Rochester’s Cognivue Inc. has been selected by the Global Alzheimer’s Platform (GAP) to participate in its pioneering Bio-Hermes clinical trial study. Also participating in the study are Eli Lilly & Co., AbbVie, Merck, the Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Foundation and other ...
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Read More »Premier Packaging to move to Henrietta 
Premier Packaging Corp. plans to move its operations into a new 105,000-square-foot facility to meet growing customer demand. The company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Document Security Systems Inc., expects to be operational in the new Henrietta space by the ...
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Read More »Wilmot Cancer Institute to partner with Roswell Park on study of Black cancer patients 
A new collaboration between the University of Rochester Wilmot Cancer Institute and Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center will help oncologists learn whether Black and white cancer patients respond differently to a game-changing immunotherapy treatment. The collaboration also seeks to improve ...
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Read More »Foodlink to invest $1 million in food pantries, shelters 
Foodlink on Wednesday said it will phase out its drive-thru food distribution events in Monroe County next month while expanding its food-banking partnerships and capacity during the summer months. To better support food-insecure households during the transition period, Foodlink has ...
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Read More »Cook Properties continues expansion of mobile home park portfolio 
Buoyed by a $20 million private equity fund, Cook Properties continues to add mobile home parks to its ever-growing portfolio. The property investment firm acquired two mobile home parks in the Buffalo suburb of Lockport, Suburban Acres and Rapid Estates. ...
Read More »A glimpse into the future of Rochester’s real estate market 
While some aspects within the world of real estate have returned to normal, the impact of the coronavirus pandemic is changing how tenants, investors, homebuyers and lenders do business. What should our office space look like, if we even need ...
Read More »The Lake House on Canandaigua named a ‘best new hotel’ 
The Lake House on Canandaigua has been named one of the best new hotels in the world by Travel + Leisure. The recreated hotel, built on the site of the former Inn on the Lake, was one of 73 hotels — ...
Read More »Excelsior Communities acquires two Webster properties 
Excelsior Communities has again expanded its rental portfolio with the acquisition of two properties in Webster from Robert Morgan and Landers Communities. Excelsior Communities, a multifamily and commercial property management company based in Rochester, acquired the Preserve at Wood Creek ...
Read More »Empire State Development invests $250,000 in Mosaic Microsystems 
Empire State Development has invested $250,000 in Mosaic Microsystems, a Rochester-based microelectronics and photonics packaging company. The seed investment was provided by New York Ventures, the venture capital arm of ESD. A total of $2.4 million in funding was raised ...
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Read More »Geneva co-packing manufacturer to expand, create 21 jobs 
Assured Edge Solutions, a custom vegetable processing and co-packing company, plans to grow its manufacturing operations at the Cornell Agriculture and Food Technology Park in Geneva. The initiative will create up to 21 jobs and retain 14. “The Cornell Agriculture ...
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Read More »Xerox reports improvement in bottom line 
Xerox Holding Corp. on Tuesday reported mixed results, including an 8 percent decline in first-quarter sales and a 21-cent improvement in earnings. For the quarter ended March 31, the document company reported revenues of $1.71 billion, down from $1.86 billion ...
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Read More »Kodak acquires Massachusetts manufacturer 
Eastman Kodak on Monday said it has acquired the assets of ECRM Inc.’s computer-to-plate (CTP) device business for the graphic arts and newspaper industries. Based in Massachusetts, ECRM is a global leader in imaging technologies for the graphic communications industry, ...
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Read More »CCSI conference to address diversity, racial equity
Coordinated Care Services Inc. this week will collaborate with the Urban League of Rochester, N.Y. Inc. and Action for a Better Community Inc. on a two-day conference focused on diversity, racial equity and inclusion. “From Theory to Practice: The Individual, ...
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Read More »American Airlines to extend Saturday nonstop service to Miami 
American Airlines will extend its seasonal once-a-week nonstop flight from Rochester to Miami through the summer and then again over the winter months. The Saturday flights — aboard a 76-seat Embraer 175 — will be available from June 5-Aug. 14 and then ...
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