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LISTEN: City Leaders Celebrate Successes and Outline Priorities for Rochester’s Future at Annual ‘State of The City’ Event

In this special episode, Mayor Paul Callaghan and City Manager Katie Ambrose highlight the City of Rochester’s recent achievements, discuss ongoing challenges, and provide an overall status update for the community. The event was organized by the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce and hosted...
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LISTEN: Summer Reading Highlights and Upcoming Events

In this episode, Marie and Katherine reflect on the success of the Summer Reading Program and share updates from the Library. They also highlight upcoming events and programs available to the community. Click here to listen. The Rochester Post Podcast is available on all major platforms,...

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LISTEN: SHARE Fund Introduces New Executive Director

In this episode, Matt welcomes SHARE Fund chairman Jerry Rainville, who introduces LeeAnn Bruneau...
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LISTEN: Librarians Concerned About Possible Changes to IMLS

In this episode, Matt talks to Library Director Marie Lejeune and Patron Services Supervisor...
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LISTEN: Bruins Alumni Association Hit the Ice to Support SHARE Fund

In this episode, Matt talks with Jerry Rainville and Ashley Truong about the SHARE...
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LISTEN: Chief Gary Boudreau talks about his career and service to the City of Rochester

In this episode, Marie and Katherine talk to Rochester Police Chief Gary Boudreau about...
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LISTEN: Interim Assessor Mary Beth Walker provides update on 2024 City-wide Revaluation

On Tuesday, October 15, Interim Assessor Mary Beth Walker provided an update on the...
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LISTEN: From Frontier to Township — A Conversation with Rochester Historian Patrick O. Connelly

In this episode, Matt sits down with author, researcher, and Rochester historian Patrick O....
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LISTEN: More Than Books: Libraries as a Third Place

Ever feel like you need a place outside of home and work to unwind,...
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LISTEN: Understanding Tax Deeds, How Unpaid Taxes Can Lead to Losing Your Property

In this episode, Matt talks to Tax Collector Rachel Laughner to explore the tax...
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LISTEN: I Know What You Read Last Summer

In this episode, Marie and Katherine talk about what they read over the summer....
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LISTEN: John Gisis talks about his passion for aerial photography

In this episode, Matt interviews popular scenic photographer John Gisis, a Rochester native who...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk William Shakespeare

In this episode, Marie and Katherine talk about William Shakespeare, his lasting legacy in...
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LISTEN: What do you know about Frisbie’s Partial Hospitalization Program?

In this episode, Matt talks to Clinical Coordinator Ramsay Dean about Frisbie's Partial Hospitalization...
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Knights of Columbus Donate $2,400 to Support Meals at Monarch School of New England

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Cornerstone VNA, a local nonprofit provider of high-quality, skilled care at home, is pleased...
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Watch: Public Works Committee – 11/20/25

Click here to watch Public Meetings are broadcast live on Comcast Channel 22 and Breezeline...
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Rochester Trustees, Rotary Club, Spaulding High School Students Volunteer to Cleanup Old Rochester Cemetery

Last weekend, the City of Rochester Trustees of the Trust Fund worked with volunteers...

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