Faced with an all-funds gap of $31.4 million, the city of Rochester is providing three avenues for public input on the budget for fiscal year 2021-22. Residents may participate in any or all of the public forums: An online survey ...
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Arnold Magnetic acquires Ohio manufacturer 
Rochester’s Arnold Magnetic Technologies Corp., a subsidiary of Compass Diversified (CODI) today has acquired Ohio manufacturer Ramco Electric Motors Inc. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Arnold is a leading global manufacturer of high-performance magnets, magnetic assemblies, precision ...
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Read More »RCare, Inc., founder retires, hands over leadership torch 
RCare, Inc., the Webster-based provider of nurse call and personal emergency response systems, is undergoing a transition in leadership. Webster native Jeffrey Knauss will acquire RCare, Inc., from CEO and founder Myron Kowal, who has announced his retirement. Kowal will ...
Read More »Graham Corp. president and CEO says the buck stops with him 
Ten two-letter words help define James Lines’ philosophy about life in general and work in particular: If it is to be it is up to me. “If you want something, go after it; don’t wait for it to happen. Set ...
Read More »RIT gets $3.3 million donation from IBM for cybersecurity efforts 
IBM Corp. plans to make a more than $3.3 million in-kind donation to Rochester Institute of Technology to help enhance the cybersecurity capabilities in the university’s new Global Cybersecurity Institute. The gift will enable RIT to enhance cybersecurity workforce development ...
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Read More »Trillium to lose millions in 340B carve-out 
Trillium Health on Tuesday said it stands to lose more than $5 million annually if the state proceeds with its carve-out of the 340B program on April 1. The resources in jeopardy are related to the 340B prescription drug discount ...
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Read More »Garth Fagan Dance joins forces with RIT/NTID 
As Garth Fagan Dance continues to celebrate its 50th anniversary season, a new collaboration with Rochester Institute of Technology and the National Technical Institute for the Deaf may help ensure another 50 years of expressive contemporary dance. Garth Fagan Dance ...
Read More »Architectural evolution: Building toward relevancy 
Architectural trends tend to be of the “style” variety, predicting less of what’s evolving in the industry and more of what’s trending at the moment. Perhaps a victim of its own making, the architectural practice has largely operated the same ...
Read More »MCC’s SkillsMatch pairs individual assets with job pathways 
Monroe Community College has launched a web tool to help job-seekers and adult learners define a career path. SkillsMatch is a free tool that enables individuals to identify interests and marketable skills based on work history and educational background. Current ...
Read More »Hammer Packaging acquired by Illinois printer 
A fourth-generation, family-owned Rochester commercial printer has been acquired by an Illinois company. Hammer Packaging Corp., which got its start in Rochester more than 100 years ago, has been sold to Fort Dearborn Co., a leading supplier of high-impact decorative ...
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Read More »COVID-19 sparks more collaboration among construction firms, subcontractors 
COVID-19 has changed the relationship between general contractors and subcontractors, with those in the field there has been an increased emphasis on teamwork and safety. Gregory Craig, president of DGA Builders LLC, says his firm’s relationships with its construction partners, ...
Read More »GCEDC to consider Plug Power incentives for new STAMP facility 
As part of its plan to locate at Genesee County’s Western New York Science & Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park (STAMP), Plug Power Inc. has requested incentives from the Genesee County Economic Development Center. GCEDC’s board of directors will consider a ...
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Read More »Carestream earned 70 medical imaging patents in 2020 
Carestream Health earned 70 new patents in medical imaging last year for advances in digital radiography, mobile imaging, X-ray systems and other health care technology areas, the company said. An additional 43 patents were received in Europe and Asia. “Carestream’s ...
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Read More »REMADE Institute awards $43 million to 24 projects 
The REMADE Institute will award $43 million in new technology research and has selected 24 new projects as part of the institute’s latest round of funding. REMADE CEO Nabil Nasr said he expects the results of the projects to move ...
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Read More »Unity recognized for its care of geriatric surgical patients 
Unity Hospital is the first in the nation to achieve a designation from the American College of Surgeons that recognizes its dedication to providing optimal care for its older adult patients. The American College of Surgeons’ Geriatric Surgery Verification Program ...
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