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LISTEN: Rochester historian Patrick Connelly invites the community to a presentation on 5/16

In this episode, Rochester historian Patrick Connelly returns to discuss his research and to promote an upcoming presentation on Friday, May 16, at 6:00 p.m. at the James W. Foley Memorial Community Center. The public is encouraged to attend. Visit ⁠www.rnhcc.com⁠ to learn more. Click...
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LISTEN: Frisbie CEO Tom Bowden Reflects on 100 Days, Shares Vision for Hospital’s Future

In this episode, Matt talks to Frisbie Memorial Hospital CEO Tom Bowden as he approaches his first 100 days on the job. They reflect on the past five years since HCA Healthcare acquired Frisbie, highlighting key milestones and successes. Tom shares his vision for...

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LISTEN: Rochester’s Citizen of the Year, Jackie Fitzpatrick

In this episode, Matt talks to Jackie Fitzpatrick who was recently named Citizen of...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk about some lesser known titles that are sure to please!

In this episode, Marie and Katherine recommend several books, movies, and audiobooks that are...
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LISTEN: End 68 Hours of Hunger works to feed children in need

In this episode, Matt talks to End 68 Hours of Hunger founder and volunteer...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk to outgoing Rochester CIO Sonja Gonzalez

In this episode, Marie and Katherine talk with outgoing IT Director Sonja Gonzalez about...
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LISTEN: City Manager reveals Annual Budget for FY24, what it means for taxpayers

In this episode, Matt talks to Deputy City Manager and Finance Director Katie Ambrose...
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LISTEN: Updating the Natural Resource and Cultural & Historic Resource Chapters of the Master Plan

In this episode, Matt talks to Shanna B. Saunders, Director of Planning and Development...
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LISTEN: All about Frisbie’s new Inpatient Acute Rehabilitation Center

In this episode, Matt talks to Director of Rehabilitation Services Melanie Bieniek, at Frisbie Memorial...
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LISTEN: Parking Review Group seeks public input to improve Downtown Parking

In this episode, Matt welcomes Shanna B. Saunders and Ryan O'Connor, from the Rochester...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk about exciting things to look forward to at the Library

In this episode, Marie and Katherine are excited to talk about some major changes...
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LISTEN: Game Designer Steve Golson talks about the Atari art exhibit at the RMFA

In this episode, Matt has a conversation with Steve Golson about the Atari art...
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LISTEN: Dr. Morgan talks about General Surgery, Frisbie Memorial Hospital

In this episode, Dr. William Morgan talks about relocating to New England, what brought...
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LISTEN: Economic Development Director returns to talk Downtown Revitalization and more

In this episode, Director of Economic Development Michael Scala returns to give an update...
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Household Hazardous Waste Day is scheduled for Saturday, May 31, 2025, from 8:30 AM...
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