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Rush-Henrietta High School fight: Parents, students demand action at second community forum (opens the original)
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HENRIETTA, N.Y. — Parents, students and teachers gathered at Rush-Henrietta Senior High School for a public forum aimed at stopping fights on campus organized by district leaders and the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office. MORE: Parents demand change after fights at Rush-Henrietta high school, another meeting planned for Wednesday The meeting followed a fight at the school last week that sent one student to the hospital and led to a schoolwide lockdown. District leaders spent the past two nights lis
Rush Henrietta Senior High School safety concerns spark packed school board meeting after student fights caught on camera (opens the original)
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HENRIETTA, N.Y. — Dozens of parents, students and teachers packed a Rush-Henrietta school board meeting to voice concerns about safety following recent fights at Rush-Henrietta Senior High School. News10NBC’s Tom Kowalski was at the meeting, where about 200 people filled the room to discuss the issue. The meeting came just a week after fights at Rush-Henrietta Senior High School were caught on camera, leading to a schoolwide lockdown and sending a student to the hospital with a head injury. Many
Rochester zoning overhaul: What the city's first rezoning since 2003 could mean for your neighborhood (opens the original)
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Rochester leaders are considering a complete overhaul of the city’s zoning laws for the first time since 2003. News10NBC spoke with City Councilmember Bridget Monroe and a local resident about how the proposed changes could affect neighborhoods. The draft Zoning Realignment Project, available on the city’s website, shows that while some zone names may change, many areas will remain similar to the current map. “Just like the 2003 zoning code, we’re trying to keep up with the lat
Man paralyzed from the neck down is rolling 351 miles along the Erie Canal to prove accessibility matters (opens the original)
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NEWARK, N.Y. — Ian Mackay is traveling 351 miles in his wheelchair along the Erie Canal from Albany to Buffalo to highlight the importance of accessibility in nature. Mackay, who is paralyzed from the neck down, has not let his disability stop him from exploring the outdoors. News10NBC’s Tom Kowalski spoke with him on his stop in Newark about his journey and why he is passionate about accessible infrastructure. “I was riding my bike and I went a little bit too fast and hit a tree and broke my ne
Local businesses feel boost from Fringe Festival as acts draws new patrons (opens the original)
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The Rochester Fringe Festival is celebrating its 15th year, having drawn more than one million visitors to Rochester during that time. News10NBC’s Tom Kowalski visited local venues to see how this year’s attendance has impacted their businesses. Erica Fee, president of the Rochester Fringe Festival, spoke at the festival’s launch party last week about the importance of these shows. “Part of our mission is to bring new audiences into our venues to ensure that we have a healthy a
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