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The majority of Rochester city students in third through eighth grade are not passing state assessments in math and English language arts. But the data shows that one group of students is improving at a higher rate than others.
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The event at Foodlink Community Farm on Saturday offered free food, games, and giveaways while celebrating the farm’s role in providing fresh produce to underserved areas. -
The majority of Rochester city students in third through eighth grade are not passing state assessments in math and English language arts. But the data shows that one group of students is improving at a higher rate than others. -
Rochester Mayor Malik Evans has called on Walgreens not to try to interfere with efforts to recruit new pharmacies to those locations. -
Seneca Park Zoo is welcoming two new Masai giraffes to its collection: A one-year old male, "Elliot" and a three-year old female named "Kura." -
Law enforcement is investigating a violent threat targeting Fairport high school on Thursday. -
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