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Monroe County domestic violence reports continue to double statewide rates (opens the original)
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Calls to 911 reporting domestic disputes have dipped across Monroe County, records show. But the number of criminal complaints has largely held steady, and the rate of such reporting in the city remains two-and-a-half times the statewide average. The county remains just under 2 times the statewide average. That’s according to the Willow Domestic Violence Center of Great Rochester and the Rochester Monroe County Domestic Violence Consortium. The annual accounting of domestic violence reporting, r
Blakeman touts affordability, energy plans in Chili visit (opens the original)
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman rolled out his own affordability agenda Tuesday, promising to cut taxes in part by slashing services for asylum seekers. The Nassau County executive vowed to eliminate state income tax for the first $50,000 on income for single filers, and first $100,000 for joint filers. Speaking to supporters in Chili, he also promised to bring down energy costs, reiterating his intent to lift the state’s fracking ban, if elected in November. In his speech, Bla
Statutory rape allegation preceded RPO youth orchestra conductor's departure. Now he's suing (opens the original)
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Jherrard Hardeman was a promising young conductor heralded as a "child prodigy" and "rising star" when the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra hired the then-25-year-old in 2023. Little more than two years later, Hardeman's role as assistant conductor and director of the youth orchestra ended quietly but abruptly. Records show the RPO was unsatisfied with his job performance and sought his resignation. By the time he left, he faced a campuswide ban, an allegation of statutory rape involving a 16-ye
Assistant principal sues to get job back after being accused of physically abusing elementary students (opens the original)
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A former assistant principal in the Rochester City School District accused by the district of "aggressively and improperly" handling elementary school students is suing to get his job back. According to records, Vaughn Collins was hired to work at Abelard Reynolds School 42 on July 1, 2023, and was on a probationary employment through 2027. The school teaches students ranging from kindergarten to sixth grade. An investigation was launched by the district’s Office of Safety and Security into Coll
Homeless advocates decry plan for Peace Village as vote looms (opens the original)
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Advocates for the homeless are decrying the city's plan to revive Rochester's only sanctioned encampment. Rochester City Council was expected to vote on the plan to bring back Peace Village during its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, but moved to hold the the vote until October 6 to finalize details. The proposed plan for the site on Industrial Street would be a far cry from the rag tag series of sheds and other shelters that once populated the site. Residents would have to apply to stay at t
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