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Temporary Protected Status removal threatens healthcare staffing, union warns (opens the original)
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Healthcare workers are walking out at the University of Rochester on Thursday, but not over budgets or contract negotiations. The rally is over the Trump administration’s decision to end temporary protected status for people from 13 countries, which union leaders say could impact healthcare workers on TPS. The rally is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. to noon outside the College of Nursing. The 1199SEIU union is encouraging lawmakers to restore legal status for affected workers. The U.
RCSD faculty consider leaving: citing payroll concerns and treatment (opens the original)
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Rochester City School District teachers and faculty are still dealing with missed and incorrect paychecks a year after payroll problems began with the Oracle system. The teacher’s union said it’s dealing with very few impacted people. During the last pay period, the district had just a handful of complaints from employees saying their checks were wrong in some way. The district said it’s seeing about the same number of discrepancies it did two years ago; before the switch. Howe
Bar on Clifford Avenue releases statement after police say security officer killed armed man trying to get inside (opens the original)
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Condado Bar and Grill has released a statement after Rochester Police say a security officer at the bar shot and killed an armed man who was trying to get inside early Sunday morning. The shooting happened around 1:30 a.m. Police say bar security had to remove the 31-year-old man from the bar on Clifford Avenue near Woodman Park after a disturbance inside. After leaving, the man went to a parked car and got a handgun, according to RPD, then ran back toward the bar holding the g
Rochester's Habitat for Humanity expands services, local mother speaks about impact of homeownership (opens the original)
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Greater Rochester Habitat for Humanity is expanding its services after being named a Department of Housing and Urban Development-certified agency. News10NBC’s Kristi Blake spoke with Greater Rochester Habitat CEO Kim Brumber about the organization’s work in Monroe, Wayne and Ontario counties. Habitat offers homebuyer education courses and one-on-one housing counseling. “We do a number of things. Most people know us for building homes. We do roughly 15 to 20. We also do 1,200 pe
20k+ tickets issued for school bus violations, man says he didn't do it (opens the original)
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A man driving to Rochester for work said he received a bus stop camera ticket in March for a violation he didn’t commit, and despite providing evidence, he was still being told to appear in court. Curtis Pound’s ticket was voided after News10NBC began investigating. Pound tells Kristi Blake the ticket came with video footage that clearly shows a different vehicle passing a stopped school bus on North Clinton Avenue. He said his car has a luggage rack that’s visible in other fra
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