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EquiCenter: Horses, horticulture, and healing
A nonprofit in Honeoye Falls is seeking to help people with the power of horses and horticulture. Chris Lopez takes us to EquiCenter to learn more about its therapeutic riding program and 35 horses. "We started with a small pilot program of about 10 individuals," Sara McLaughlin, senior director of...
Bright Spot: The building blocks of an Eagle Scout
Mendon, N.Y. — Our Bright Spot shines on an aspiring Eagle Scout. Harrison Houle is part of Troop 10, and for his Eagle Scout project, he worked to create a cement enclosure for trash barrels at the HFL-Mendon Youth baseball fields on Rush Mendon Road. The goal was to...
Ralph C. Wilson Bridge continues travels through the Erie canal
ALBION, N.Y. — The Ralph C. Wilson Park Bridge spent its 11th day of travel moving from Rochester to Albion. Originally slated to arrive in Albion around 12:30, it experienced about a one-and-a-half-hour delay. The delay, however, did not keep a crowd from coming out to see the bridge.
Another year of growth for Saint’s Place
Saint’s Place helped 198 refugees in May—its busiest month ever. The fiscal year is shaping up to be the most successful year yet, with over 1,500 new refugees assisted. The Pittsford-based nonprofit also helped set up 285 homes and bedding for 1,100 new beds with pillows, blankets, two sets of sheets and a comforter. It has also distributed more than 450 backpacks to children of refugees this year, another milestone.
Coming up on "Connections:" Tuesday, July 16, 2024
12:00: Political scientist Jamie Druckman on the impact of political polarization. 1:00: If you had to stop using plastic for a month, could you do it?. Political polarization can be dangerous. Political scientist Jamie Druckman writes about why the deep divisions matter. We discuss his research, especially in light of the recent assassination attempt of former President Trump. Our guest:
Blossom Road Pub in Rochester reopening in the fall with new concept
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Over a year after it closed, the famous Rochester pub, The Blossom Road Pub will be re-opening in the fall of this year. In a Facebook post Sunday, Dan Zambito said that he and his business partner, John Bourgeois, would be bringing a new concept to the space.
Top 100 Moment: Men's Basketball Defeats #2 University of Rochester to Win JPMorgan Chase Tournament in 2003
ROCHESTER, NY – The Nazareth men's basketball team bounced #2-ranked University of Rochester 70-59 in the JPMorgan Chase Championship game on January 18, 2003. It was the Golden Flyers first JPMorgan Chase title since 1987. Jimmy Evans led the way with 20 points on 7-for-14 shooting, including going 4-for-8...
Upstate NY waterpark forced to close following severe storms. When will it reopen?
The Roseland Waterpark is closed Tuesday following the recent storms in the Finger Lakes region. The park announced on Facebook that a damaged powerline structure on Eastern Boulevard has obstructed the park's main entrance, making it impossible for guests to enter. ...
Children's book teaches about comfort in shelters
A new children's book tells the stories of children who live in shelters. Tandalaya Sims-Cochran, author of the new book "Safe & Sound," and publisher WGW's president Tracy Williams Good Day Rochester. "I've been working in shelters and halfway houses for the better part of 20 years," Sims-Cochran says. "When...
Roseland Water Park closed due to aftermath of Monday’s storms
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — The recent and incoming storms in the Finger Lakes region have led to Roseland Water Park closing on Tuesday. The water park said a damaged power line on Eastern Boulevard has made it impossible for guests to get into the park. All hazards within the park were cleared and all services […]
Tasha Potter named next Penfield schools superintendent
The Penfield school board Monday announced Tasha Potter as its next superintendent. Potter is currently the assistant superintendent for equity and access, a position she has held since 2021. Before that she was the director of diversity and equity planning for Monroe-1 BOCES and an administrator in the Greece Central School District.
Sunrise Smart Start: Storm damage, RTS attack reward info
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Stay up to date on the latest headlines in today’s Sunrise Smart Start for Tuesday, July 16, 2024. Weather Forecast: Another round of severe weather Tuesday Strong to severe thunderstorms are expected again today with damaging wind gusts threatening across the region. The storm system will arrive just a few hours […]
UPDATE: Missing man found safe
UPDATE: The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office says Edwin Martinez has been found safe. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a man who went missing from the Town of Chili last week. Deputies said 58-year-old Edwin Martinez left his home last Thursday, July 11, and had not been seen since. […]
Rochester residents share mental health impact of witnessing political violence
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Witnessing violence like the attempted assassination of a former president can have a profound effect on us psychologically, from stress to anxiety to poor sleep quality. So how are we all dealing with the aftermath of the shooting and the political tensions that remain? For answers, News10NBC’s Tom Kowalski hit the streets to find out.
Police investigate gunpoint robbery in Rochester
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Rochester police were called to investigate a gunpoint robbery Monday evening. According to the Rochester Police Department, a 22-year-old man was robbed in the 200 block of South Plymouth Avenue around 6:30 p.m. He was not injured. Anyone with information is asked to call 911.
Steamers roll !! 11 wins in a row for Hornell’s hometown team
From the Hornell Steamers, photos by JC’s Photography. The Hornell Steamers won their 24th game of the season, eleventh in a row, 13-2 over the Horseheads Hitmen in an early contest at Williams Colucci Field. Hornell is now 24-7-1 on the season. Elijah Nichols (Arkansas State) didn’t want much...
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