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Grace Potter & the Tresspassers coming to the Kodak Center
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Grace Potter and the Tresspassers announced their 2027 North American Tour and Rochester is a stop! The four-time Grammy nominee and her band will be performing at the Kodak Center on Thursday, January 21, 2027. The show kicks off at 7:30 p.m. According to the Kodak Center, a dollar from every […]
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RCSD opens community survey as it faces projected $54 million budget gap
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The Rochester City School District wants your input as it faces a projected $54 million budget gap for the next school year. The district has opened a community survey. Families, students and staff can weigh in on which programs and services matter most to them. The survey opened Monday, and will be […]
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Cayuga Medical Center Earns Full Transparency Badge From Leapfrog Group
Cayuga Medical Center has earned national recognition for its commitment to transparency in patient care, receiving The Leapfrog Group’s newly introduced Full Transparency badge. The recognition highlights the hospital’s efforts to provide patients and families with access to information about the quality and safety of the care it delivers....
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Rochester Reads turns its sights to Gaza
Rochester Reads is celebrating 25 years of asking the community to read one book – and then come together to discuss it. This year, Writers & Books has selected two titles — one being Omar El Akkad’s “One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This.” El Akkad has described the book as a kind of breakup letter with the West. He writes of the devastation in Gaza and the plight of the Palestinian people. Writers & Books says the book “underscores literature’s capacity to bear witness to the lives, places, and issues that are often left in the margins.”
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Alicia Keys talks 'Hell's Kitchen' and growing up in NYC | Exclusive
The Grammy and Tony Award-winning musical “Hell’s Kitchen,” featuring the music of 17-time Grammy Award winner Alicia Keys , is making its way across Upstate New York. The production played Rochester’s West Herr Auditorium Theatre Nov. 3-8 as part of the Rochester Broadway Theatre League’s 2026-27 M&T Bank Broadway Season. The North American tour heads next to Syracuse’s Landmark Theatre Nov. 10-15. The show is directed by multiple-time Tony Award nominee Michael Greif, features choreography by multiple-time Tony Award nominee Camille A. Brown, a book by Pulitzer Prize finalist Kristoffer Diaz and the music of Keys. Hell's Kitchen takes you through the journey of 17-year-old Ali growing up in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood in New York City. Along the way you learn about her life and mentors, and hear new music exclusive to the show. The following is a Q&A with Keys. Answers have been edited lightly for clarity and length. How does it feel being able to see your life onstage? This story is not autobiographical, but it is completely inspired by real moments. It’s surreal to see somuch truth come from the stage by such an incredibly talented cast. While Hell’s Kitchen is a fictionalstory, it’s inspired by
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St. Pius Tenth School in Rochester hosts 4th Annual Field of Honor
Chili, N.Y. — St. Pius Tenth School in Rochester will host its 4th Annual Field of Honor, showcasing a striking display of American flags to honor veterans, service members, and other community heroes. This year's theme, "Faith and Service," highlights the values of dedication and commitment. Each American flag...