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Twenty years ago, Nick DiBella walked into Schutt’s Apple Mill in Webster and immediately had an epiphany. He compared the feeling to being struck by lightning. “Suddenly, I could see a television show in that place,” said DiBella, local filmmaker and co-founder of Faith Street Films. “I could see young people working on the farm, […] The post Western New York takes the spotlight in locally produced TV show ‘Abilene’ appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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The Rochester Community Players are following the news. They’re aware that ICE’s escalated detainment campaign has separated local families. They have their eyes on federal attempts to override procedure and impose a detention facility on State Street. They know the Batavia detention center is expanding. Their response is a staging of the deeply emotional play “A […] The post REVIEW | ‘A Good Farmer’ appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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The projects are part of a $10 million revitalization effort paid for by the state and the Ralph C. Wilson Foundation.
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The New York State Department of Labor plans a major upgrade to unemployment insurance system that will require a shutdown of between 9 & 12 days. Existing & new clients have to file by Nov 2 or wait.
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Rochester City Council has cleared the way for the building's owner to get a large state grant to take the former psychiatric hospital down.
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Don Hall donated nearly his entire estate to the Rochester Area Community Foundation's historic preservation fund, which he established in 2006
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A 19-year-old from Massachusetts faces expulsion in contested account.
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The closures will affect hours on Wednesday, and again on Friday.