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Saturday is Deaf Culture Awareness Day at Seneca Park Zoo (opens the original)
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Seneca Park Zoo has scheduled its fourth annual Deaf Culture Awareness Day for Saturday. The event is a collaboration with Rochester Institute of Technology's National Technical Institute for the Deaf and the Rochester School for the Deaf. It will feature American Sign Language-interpreted programs, interactive exhibits, and activities. Sign-Speak, a company that's developed a platform to provide automated ASL interpretation, captions, and translations, will also be on site providing demos of it
Study will examine New York's struggling early intervention program (opens the original)
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When an evaluation showed that her son Matthew had developmental delays, Kailey Yeager and her husband tried to get him the early intervention services he needed — specifically, occupational therapy. But they had to wait 10 months until he could enroll. It shouldn't have been difficult, Yeager said. Her son had a right to the services under federal law, but there was a shortage of providers. "Unfortunately, it's a problem too many families face," Yeager said. "There are thousands of children on
It was once a Family Dollar. Now, this vacant lot on Rochester's west side will become a forest (opens the original)
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The grassy plot at the northwestern corner of Dewey and Driving Park avenues has been a Family Dollar, houses, and even a corner of the former Driving Park racetrack. Now, the roughly 1,700-square-foot lot is set to become a small but dense test forest. Next spring, city staffers and volunteers are expected to plant over 600 trees and shrubs comprising 36 native species. "This will make it more of a community space, and hopefully we can start to take that whole block, that whole intersection the
Harvest Festival set for Saturday at Northampton Park (opens the original)
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Monroe County's new Harvest Festival is scheduled for 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Northampton Park in Ogden. The free event includes activities such as scarecrow making, tractor rides, and interactive agricultural activities with the Cornell Cooperative Extension. There will also be a petting zoo with animals from Springdale Farm. The Harvest Fest Trail Races hosted by Medved Running and Walking Outfitters start at 9:30 a.m. They'll hold a one-mile race and a five-mile race. Runners can sign u
Communities get climate action grants from Monroe County (opens the original)
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Monroe County has awarded more than $100,000 to 10 communities through its first round of Community Climate Action Fund grants. The grants will be used for nine projects ranging from expanding trails and planting trees to installing electric vehicle chargers and transitioning parks maintenance operations to electric-powered equipment. All of the grants are conditioned on local matching funds. County lawmakers approved and created the fund earlier this year to help further the second phase of its
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