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Buffalo Fails to Spend Money for Lead Hazard Reduction in Homes

Health · Buffalo

Buffalo Fails to Spend Money for Lead Hazard Reduction in Homes

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“The City of Buffalo has once again failed to prioritize lead poisoning and its dire effects on children's health in Buffalo,” said Andrea Ó Súilleabháin, executive director of the Partnership for the Public Good in Buffalo.See the Story

Rochester Looks to Fill Vacant Lots with Modular Homes for First-Time Buyers

Housing · Rochester

Rochester Looks to Fill Vacant Lots with Modular Homes for First-Time Buyers

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ROCHESTER, N.Y. – The City of Rochester is looking to fill some of its vacant lots with modular homes that can then be sold to first-time homebuyers.The city has posted a request for proposals to design, manufacture, deliver, and install up to nine factory-built homes that would be placed on City-owned vacant lots as part […]See the Story

Vote blue no matter… hold on

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Vote blue no matter… hold on

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The Rochester mayoral money race

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Does Albany hate Rochester’s charter school kids?

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The solution to Rochester’s failed anti-poverty initiatives

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A strong start to Nazareth University’s second century

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The Company Theatre’s totally ’80s ‘Tartuffe’

From left to right, Kimberly Day, Anish Majumdar and Christopher C. Conway, in the Company Theatre’s production of “Tartuffe.” (Photo: Sammi Cohen) Molière in Miami? The Company Theatre’s new production of Molière’s “Tartuffe” might have surprised its author in many ways. This play was written in 1664, but its new look is completely 1980s. Director Brodie McPherson relished the idea of removing “Tartuffe” from an era of lace collars, powdered wi…Rochester, New York · Rochester Read Article

Putting new farmworker protections to the test

This story originally appeared in New York Focus, a nonprofit news publication investigating power in New York. Sign up for its newsletter here. In 2022, workers at Wafler decided to unionize with UFW. They hoped that a union would protect their jobs, even when they spoke up about working conditions. (Courtesy of a Wafler Farms worker) Earlier last month, about a dozen workers arrived in Wolcott, a small Wayne County town halfway between Roche…Wolcott · Wolcott Read Article

Councilmembers seek stronger sanctuary protections

After the incident in March, community members held a rally outside City Hall. Ever since Rochester’s sanctuary city policies were thrust into the spotlight a few months ago, some city lawmakers have been examining ways to strengthen those protections. Proposed legislation aims to give City Council greater power to enforce policies that bar local police and city personnel from assisting or collaborating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement …Rochester, New York · Rochester Read Article

Catholic Charities Fort Worth ends federally funded role leading Texas refugee resettlement

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Catholic Charities Fort Worth will no longer lead refugee resettlement for the state of Texas, President and CEO Michael Iglio announced in a statement June 2. The Fort Worth nonprofit has operated the Texas Office for Refugees, the statewide agency designated by the federal government to lead refugee resettlement since 2021. Texas withdrew from the nation’s refugee resettlement program in 2016, effectively leaving nonprofits to administer feder…Immigration · Fort Worth See the Story

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