Rochester is using the courts — and the threat of possible jail time for contempt — to hold landlords accountable for residential rental property code violations.
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ABVI now called Goodwill Vision Enterprises 
Organization leaders said the name change was done to reduce resistance to a vision diagnosis and increase willingness to get medical attention in order to maximize one’s remaining vision.
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Read More »Penfield apartments, Culver Road office receive tax incentive approvals 
A proposed 60-unit apartment community in Penfield and renovations for the Security Risk Advisors, Inc. office at the Culver Road Armory received approval for tax incentives from the County of Monroe Industrial Development Agency on Tuesday.
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Read More »Lagree Fitness, indoor dog park set to open in Webster 
Woofs Canine Club & Indoor Dog Park will launch from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday at 187 W. Main St. while the former To The Core Pilates officially will relaunch as To The Core Lagree Fitness on Jan. 28 in Towne Center plaza at 1028 Ridge Rd.
Read More »Robust compliance, security planning nonnegotiable for licensed cannabis businesses 
This year promises to be a landmark year for adult-use cannabis in New York.
Read More »Turbett Surgical names seasoned business executive as CEO 
Zimmer – who has over 30 years of experience - previously served as president of Xerox's US Enterprise Business and senior vice president of Sales at CompuCom Systems.
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Read More »NY ranks third in LEED-certified building per capita for 2022 
New York ranked third on the U.S. Green Building Council’s list of states at the forefront of green construction, with Massachusetts earning the top spot. The USGBC annual list ranks states based on the most LEED-certified gross square footage per ...
Read More »Amazon sets new opening timetable for Gates fulfillment center 
While Amazon last year paused the launch of many of its newly built facilities across the country due to changing economic conditions and apparent supply chain issues, the company said it is definitely moving forward with the suburban Rochester location.
Read More »Paychex survey reveals business leaders’ top concerns 
According to the survey, 85 percent of business leaders said they anticipate their revenue to increase year-over-year. However, they reported that the challenges of the past three years have contributed to ongoing stress.
Read More »Alstom and RIT collaboration aims to advance transportation security 
A new collaboration between Alstom and Rochester Institute of Technology will provide RIT students with educational, research and career opportunities that will help advance cybersecurity efforts in the transportation industry.
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Read More »Plan now while legal cannabis licenses still on hold in Finger Lakes region 
A reading of the proposed regulations is extremely valuable for those in or looking to be in the cannabis space.
Read More »RMSC $10 million capital campaign in full swing 
The RMSC has launched the public phase of its $10 million capital campaign for innovation.
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Read More »Sunnking’s free recycling event for businesses benefits Camp Good Days 
Electronic recycler Sunnking has launched registration for its 13th annual eScrap for Camp fundraiser to benefit Camp Good Days & Special Times. The program recycles company and employee electronics to raise money for the camp, a nonprofit that improves the ...
Read More »Closed sales hit eight-year low, sales eclipsed new price level in county 
"The Rochester real estate market cooled somewhat in 2022 as indicated by the decline in closed sales," Mike O’Connor, GRAR president, said in a news release. "The frantic pace of the last couple of years is slowing, but there are still many active buyers who are continually on the lookout for new listings."
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Read More »JML Optical to be acquired by NJ firm; local operations to remain 
Founded in 1972, JML has 70,000 square feet of space on Linden Avenue dedicated to the design, production and testing of aspherical, spherical, plano, cylindrical and acylindrical lenses and multi-element optical devices.
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