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Genesee River projects take center stage for Roc the Riverway weekend (opens the original)
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The City of Rochester is beckoning people to come down to the Genesee River from Friday to Sunday. Dozens of events and attractions are planned for Roc the Riverway weekend to both entertain and educate. "We all know the Genesee River is here, and the Erie Canal is here, but now there's so much more attention paid to it as real assets to our community." says Patrick Bibeau-Walsh, executive director of Rochester by Water, which operates the Riverie and Sam Patch tour boats. Bibeau-Walsh says ther
Compeer Rochester launches new campaign to end loneliness, improve mental health (opens the original)
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A Rochester-area nonprofit dedicated to building connections for those with mental health struggles now has a new approach. Compeer Rochester just launched its "Scroll Less, Connect More" volunteer campaign. The group's research found American adults spend an average of 64 hours on screens per month. The campaign asks Rochesterians to put their phones on pause for just four of those hours to make a new friend. "Bringing that awareness that we are spending so much time on social media and that we
Harvest Moon Festival marks massive expansion for 2026 return (opens the original)
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A major holiday in East Asian cultures will be celebrated with an event in Rochester that's been steadily growing since it started three years ago. The local chapter of Asian Pacific American Public Affairs — also known as APAPA — will host the Harvest Moon Festival, which honors the autumn tradition celebrating good food, fortune, and family ties. Joanna Ra is the Rochester APAPA president. She says when she and her family gathered chapter members to put on the first Harvest Moon Festival in 20
MCC student government to honor 25 years since 9/11 (opens the original)
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The Monroe Community College student government association will honor those lost on 9/11 on the 25th year since the tragedy struck the heart of America. The commemoration ceremony will start at 8 a.m. Friday in front of the 9/11 memorial on the Brighton campus. That monument was first erected in 2002 by students who wanted to offer their peers a place of refuge following the devastating terror attacks. Standing 8 feet and 4 inches tall, the sun aligns with the monument at 8:45 a.m. every Sept.
Memorial Art Gallery prepares to welcome thousands for 69th Clothesline Festival (opens the original)
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Art is for everyone. That's part of the message that first inspired the M&T Bank Clothesline Art & Fine Craft Festival. The festival began in 1957 when the artists strung their creations from literal clotheslines crisscrossing the Memorial Art Gallery lawn and attaching to the museum's fences for the simple reason of where else do you hang art outside. Around 100 vendors and 2,000 guests represented a big win for the gallery at the time. Fast forward to 2026 and this year, MAG staff are clearing
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