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Democrat and Chronicle
Burlington opening another New York store. See where
New York shoppers will soon have another Burlington location to visit. The off-price retailer is opening a new store in the Rochester area on Oct. 30 as part of a nationwide expansion effort. The Rochester-area store is the only New York location among 12 Burlington stores scheduled to open this month. The opening continues Burlington's growth in New York after the retailer added three stores in the state in September. Burlington now operates more than 1,000 locations across the United States, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico and is continuing to invest in expansion, including a 2 million-square-foot distribution center under construction near Phoenix that is expected to open in 2028. The Rochester store is slated to open at Pittsford Plaza, a shopping center located southeast of Rochester in Monroe County. Rochester among Burlington's October openings Burlington lists 12 stores on its October grand-opening schedule. Opening Oct. 16 Chandler, Arizona Nogales, Arizona Moscow, Idaho Opening Oct. 30 Colton, California Los Angeles Porterville, California Whittier, California Augusta, Georgia McHenry, Illinois Rochester, New York Philadelphia Baytown, Texas Burlington's recent expansion in New York Before announcing its October openings, Burlington opened 20 stores nationwide in September, including three in New York. The New York
News10NBC WHEC Rochester, NY
News10NBC WHEC Rochester, NY
Union says SUNY Brockport employee remains in ICE custody and is seeking a bond hearing
BROCKPORT, N.Y. — The union representing German Machado, a SUNY Brockport employee detained by ICE more than two weeks ago, launched a new campaign aimed at bringing him home. Machado is still being held at the ICE detention center in Batavia, according to United University Professions. He has been able to contact his family and […]
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Waterview Heights closure adds pressure to Rochester hospitals already short on beds
How many patients were added to hospital waiting lists after Waterview Heights closure?. When is the first phase of Strong Memorial's expansion expected to open?. Why do hospitals face challenges with nursing home bed availability?. Rochester, N.Y. (WHAM) — The closure of Waterview Heights nursing home in Charlotte has added...
Democrat and Chronicle
Rochester judge is uncontested for a third term. Here's her top priority
This year, city residents will cast their ballots for a single Rochester City Court judgeship. Judge Maija Dixon is running uncontested to hold onto her seat for a third term. City court judges are elected to 10-year terms and preside over both criminal and civil matters. We asked Dixon to describe her biggest priority behind the bench. You'll find her response below. Polls are open for regular voting between 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3. You can look up where to vote at voterlookup.elections.ny.gov . We'll have live Monroe County election results as they become available at democratandchronicle.com. Maija Dixon, D (incumbent) Age: 58 Residence: Rochester Current professional role: Judge in Rochester City Court; Cross-assigned judge in Family Court; and accessible magistrate. Formerly worked as a judge in Monroe County Court Youth Part. Before the bench, Dixon was a litigator for 11+ years in private practice and general counsel for a local business. Current or prior elected office: Elected twice to 10-year terms as Rochester City Court Judge, in 2006 and 2016. Community involvement: Volunteer presenter with the JUST LAW program, which encourages young people to value literacy, regular school attendance, writing and positive relationships
News 8 WROC
PAW Patrol LIVE! coming to Blue Cross Arena in Rochester
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Blue Cross Arena has announced a show that’s sure to get your little ones jumping for joy. PAW Patrol LIVE! ‘A Mighty Adventure’ is coming to Rochester for two nights in 2027. Shows are set for 6 p.m. on February 23 and 24. Tickets go on sale Friday, October 30 (or […]
News 8 WROC
Portion of Elmwood Avenue to be renamed ‘Golisano Way’ in honor of Tom Golisano
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — A stretch of Elmwood Avenue in Rochester will be renamed in honor of billionaire philanthropist Tom Golisano, recognizing his contributions to the University of Rochester. The measure, approved at Rochester City Hall, amends the city’s official map to designate the portion of Elmwood Avenue between Kendrick Road and East Drive as […]
News 8 WROC
Author Min Jin Lee kicks off Rochester Speaker Series season
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — National Book Award finalist Min Jin Lee kicked off the Rochester Speaker Series’ 2026-27 “Speaking of Stories” season Tuesday, making Rochester the first stop on her national book tour. Lee is touring following the publication of her latest novel, “American Hagwon.” She is also the author of “Free Food for Millionaires” […]
News 8 WROC
Goodwill’s Henrietta store moving to Hylan Drive
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Goodwill’s Henrietta location is moving to a new place! Goodwill of the Finger Lakes announced Monday that its store on Jefferson Road will be moving to 1000 Hylan Drive — where the former Value City Furniture was located. Preparations to move the store are underway, and the new location will accept […]
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GALLERY: Halloween at the Rochester Public Market
What was the purpose of the Rochester Public Market Halloween event?. Which local organizations participated in the Halloween event?. Why did the Rochester Public Market host the Halloween event early?. Rochester, N.Y. — Halloween is next Saturday, but the Rochester Public Market celebrated the spooky season early Sunday. The...
The Rochester Beacon
Albany bill touted as path for public power here
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Proposed state legislation could open a new pathway to public power. Last week, downstate elected officials visited Rochester to discuss the potential for public ownership of the state’s power utilities. Speakers at the event included Sarahana Shrestha and Chi Ossé, elected officials from Hudson Valley and Brooklyn, respectively, as well as Kinra Johnson, a local advocate with Metro Justice and Rochester’s chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America, the event’s organizers. Shrestha and Ossé are Democrats who also are active with the DSA.