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American Legion Thursday Wrap: Carter hurls five shutout, Rayson Miller extends win streak
BRAMAN POST 1229 (6-9) 1. Thomas Carter struck out six batters and surrendered one walk over five innings of one-hit ball as Rayson Miller extended its win streak to four games. Carter retired 11 of the first 12 batters he faced. Thomas O’Reilly stole two bases and scored three runs going 1-for-2 with two walks in the win. Justin Angora drove in O’Reilly with a two-out single in the first to start the scoring. Nathan Weber went 1-for-3 on the day with a two-run double in the fifth for a 4-0 lead. Owen Osborne walked twice and accounted for two RBI and a run scored. Ryan Munzinger finished 2-for-4 with a double. Tyler Brown singled and scored. Jack Edelstein walked and scored. Will Countryman was 1-2 with a walk. Christian Morrison was 2-3 with a double and scored the lone Braman Post run. Brennan Pipitone walked and had an RBI. Patrick Altpeter was 1-3.
Red Wings, RPO teaming up for postgame concert
Rochester is being treated to baseball, fireworks and a full orchestra this weekend — all in the same spot. Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra is performing after Saturday's Red Wings game. Jherrard Hardeman, the RPO's assistant conductor, has been in Rochester for about nine months and is throwing the first pitch.
KeyBank brings 'Automated Thank You Machine' to Rochester area
Rochester, N.Y. — KeyBank is bringing a new way to say "thank you" to the community this weekend. The bank's mobile Automated Thank You Machines are real ATMs that travel around the area on electric bikes, dispensing treats like cookies, tacos, and toys. It's part of a KeyBank campaign...
THIS WEEKEND: RPO at Innovative Field and more Fourth of July festivities
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Here’s your guide to events happening this weekend in the Rochester area. You can learn more about what’s happening around town on our Community Calendar. RPO and fireworks at Innovative Field (Saturday) The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra will perform at Innovative Field on Saturday after...
O'Rorke Bridge reopens after closure due to malfunctions
The O'Rorke Bridge, which spans the Genesee River and connects Charlotte and Irondequoit, has been reopened after being closed for several hours. Due to a gate malfunction, the bridge, was closed around 9 p.m. on Thursday.. No information is available on why the bridge malfunctioned. The bridge opened on October...
‘A lot of hands’: Young Explosives prepares for downtown Rochester’s fireworks extravaganza
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The skies will be filled with fireworks Thursday night over downtown Rochester as part of Independence Day celebrations. News10NBC’s Antonina Tortorello went behind the scenes to find out how the fireworks company putting on the city’s display does it. What may just look like...
Ambassador program set to launch on Lyell
The long-distressed Lyell Avenue neighborhood will soon be the newest host of so-called neighborhood ambassadors, aimed at bridging the gap between the streets and critical community resources. The ambassador program will launch as a trial this summer. It will task an estimated 17 people from the local community with everything...
July4 at Durand Eastman: A day for beach and BBQ
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Crowds have been packing in to Durand Eastman Beach all day Thursday to celebrate the Fourth of July. People were beating the heat in Lake Ontario, and throwing parties at the park. It was cookouts as far as the eye could see along Durand Eastman Beach....
From Coffee Shops to Tattoo Parlors: Her Mission is to Connect with Veterans | November 2021
From Coffee Shops to Tattoo Parlors: Her Mission is to Connect with Veterans. From Coffee Shops to Tattoo Parlors: Her Mission is to Connect with Veterans. Amy Ortiz sees resiliency in a lot of the veterans she meets. She is the assistant director of Veterans Upward Bound. She joined VUB in 2018 after working as a Veteran Program Administrator at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach. She has extensive experience as a School Certifying Official for the Veterans Administration.
Seneca Park Zoo offers July 4th membership deal
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — The Seneca Park Zoo is offering a special deal on memberships for the Fourth of July. If you buy or renew a membership on Independence Day, two free months will be added to it. Individual memberships start at $65, and family memberships start at $125. College students pay $50. Click here […]
RAC launches fundraising campaign to boost artists
Rochester Artist Collaborative has launched a $1 million fundraising campaign, designed to provide creatives in Rochester with additional opportunities and resources. “We’ve learned that the city of Rochester does not support the arts in the way that it should. And they don’t, in my opinion, value the arts and what it could do for crime reduction, youth engagement, community engagement, violence prevention,” says Adam Eaton, RAC executive director. “The arts are very powerful and have the ability to help our community to thrive and to grow. And so Rochester Artist Collaborative is going to use the power of the arts to help our community.”
Red Wings light up Buffalo, 11-2, for Fourth of July win
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – The Rochester Red Wings celebrated the Fourth of July at Innovative Field by providing their own fireworks on Thursday, hitting three home runs and recording 11 hits overall as they beat the Buffalo Bisons, 11-2. The Wings (46-37 overall, International League-leading 8-2 in the second half) fell behind early thanks to a two-run top of the first for Buffalo (40-44 overall, 3-7 in second half), including a solo shot by Bisons’ shortstop Gabriel Cancel. They answered back in the bottom of the second, however, as Drew Millas and Jackson Cluff hit back-to-back two-out singles before Alex Call golfed a Paolo Espino curveball low to left. The ball wasn’t hit particularly hard, with a 95.4 exit velocity, but it carried, angling over the left field for Call’s 10th home run of the season, a go-ahead shot to make it 3-2.
Region celebrates Fourth with food, special events and Jefferson Starship
Cities and towns across the Rochester area have been celebrating the Fourth of July in grand fashion. Hundreds gathered at Greece Town Hall, where the town had food trucks, carnival games and a musical appearance by Jefferson Starship. A 5K kicked it all off in the morning, and fireworks capped off the night with a bang.
Five local athletes set to appear in 2024 Paris Olympics
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — News10NBC is highlighting a few athletes from the Rochester area who, in just a few weeks, will compete at the 2024 Paris Olympics for Team USA or other countries. “Being fitted for my opening and closing ceremony outfit yesterday was very surreal so I’m excited to...
Portion of Norton Street closed due to water main break
Rochester, N.Y. — Crews are working to repair a water main break on the city's north side. Norton Street was closed early Thursday afternoon between Klein and Townsend streets. The break affected 40 properties in the area, according to a city spokesperson, who said water is being made available...
Former NDSU Bison Rocky Kreuser Signs with Paok BC in Greece
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A Pro Bison has new home in Greece, as Rocky Kreuser is set to play for Paok BC this season. Paok announced his signing early Friday morning. This is Kreuser’s third team in Europe since he graduated from NDSU in 2022. He averaged...
Charges not expected against driver of U-Haul truck that hit 7-year-old boy in Greece
Greece, N.Y. — Police said charges are not expected against the driver of a U-Haul truck that hit and injured a 7-year-old boy on the Fourth of July. Officers responded to the area of West Ridge and Stone roads around 3 p.m. Thursday for a report of a pedestrian struck.
Two accused of creating and using explosives in Greece
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Two men have been accused of creating explosives to damage property in Greece. On June 24, the Greece Police Department said they heard complaints and saw on social media that explosives were being used to blow up items in a neighborhood. It was alleged that 32-year-old Kurt Lowenguth was using homemade […]
Lilly Whaling: Girls Lacrosse Player of the Year
Lilly Whaling didn’t need any more accolades to prove she is one of the best athletes in New York state, but she received another anyway: LoHud’s girls lacrosse Player of the Year. Whaling, who is committed to Cornell University to continue her academic and athletic journey, capped off...
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