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ESL Ballpark transforms into giant festival to celebrate America’s 250th (opens the original)
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Joe Curtis watched his kids, 11-year-old Myracle and 8-year-old Jackson, jump up and down in bounce houses and on a Eurobungy in the ESL Ballpark outfield for hours on Sunday. The kids were having a blast: “This is the best day ever!" yelled Jackson. Everything went according to plan for Curtis, whose kids are in town for the summer. He saw that Monroe County was celebrating America’s 250th birthday with a free celebration in downtown Rochester. “We heard that it was a good family-oriented event
Thousands visit the Corn Hill Arts Festival (opens the original)
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The 58th annual Corn Hill Arts Festival took place this weekend, with about 300 vendors set up across nine streets in Rochester. People came from all over to buy art, food, and handmade items. Sandra Crehan and her husband, Brendan, came from Williamsville, Erie County, to sell their soy candles. It was the first time the owners of 3 Little Buffaloes were vendors at the event. Sandra Crehan said they enjoyed the friendly crowd. “We've just been enjoying… people watching while we've been here,” s
James Brown (opens the original)
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James Brown WXXI News contributor Local News ESL Ballpark transforms into giant festival to celebrate America’s 250th James Brown Monroe County marked the milestone with a free celebration in downtown Rochester. Local News Thousands visit the Corn Hill Arts Festival James Brown About 300 vendors set up across nine streets in Rochester for the annual event. Local News Event marks the abolition of slavery in New York and celebrates a Rochester symbol of freedom James Brown Abolition Commemoration
Event marks the abolition of slavery in New York and celebrates a Rochester symbol of freedom (opens the original)
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Willie Robinson moved to Rochester from North Carolina in the mid-1980s. That’s when he met Cynthia, who had moved to Rochester from Arkansas at age 4. They married, had careers, children, and grandchildren, all in Rochester. And during an Abolition Commemoration Day ceremony this weekend, they shared one more thing: astonishment. After nearly four decades in the Flower City, the Robinsons had no idea what Kelsey’s Landing was. The landing was built in 1844, down a steep cliff from what is now M
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