A senior Navy machinist aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln pinged a family group chat in early May, asking her sister and mother whether they’d taken time off to be at her son’s graduation at Morehouse College. Getting the 22-year-old...
Fall hasn’t started yet, but the Farmers’ Almanac is already looking ahead to winter, and its forecast for New York is expected to be “complicated.” The publication has released its extended winter weather forecast, and conditions could...
Lions Park in Gates will receive a $150,000 state grant for renovations. Lions Park spans more than 14 acres, available for residents year-round. Located at 100 Kentucky Ave., the park features an enclosed shelter with a covered patio and...
After getting a layoff notice in May, software engineer Todd Hendricks, 46, started his job search. One Friday, he signed on to Zoom for the coding round of an interview process. No one appeared. He reached out to the recruiter and heard...
NEW YORK – Target’s bet on groceries helped drive its fastest growth in that business in three years, but a lasting turnaround hinges on whether it can persuade shoppers who come for milk and snacks to buy higher-margin goods elsewhere in...
A Rochester-based literary organization hosted its first beach read Aug. 21 featuring three bestselling authors. Co-founded by writers Tyler Barton and Erin Dorney in 2015, Fear No Lit is an independent literary organization...