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Medina Superintendent Sentenced (R News)
An Orleans County school administrator was in court Thursday night, answering to charges of lying on his resume.

Work Begins on W. Main Street Project (R News)
Those living and doing business on Rochester's West Main Street are banking on new sidewalks and infrastructure to help revitalize that neighborhood. Mayor Bob Duffy helped neighborhood leaders cut the ribbon on the West Main Street project Thursday.

Vigil Held for Seward St. Shooting Victim (R News)
Family and friends held calling hours Thursday night to remember Michael Johnson, Jr., 23. Johnson was gunned down last Wednesday night on Seward Street. Johnson's friend, Halique Abrams, was beaten unconscious in the attack; his injuries were not life-threatening.

First Day of School Bus Nightmare (R News)
The bus ride to this first day of school was not smooth sailing for one Rochester parent. She thought her daughter was missing. First day of school jitters turned to terror for a Rochester mom. It all started when First Student Transportation directed the woman's daughter to get on the wrong bus.

Canandaigua Project Moves Forward (R News)
The city of Canandaigua is one step closer to moving forward with a major lakefront development project. After receiving initial site plans last November, the city council accepted a $140 million plan to revitalize the lake's north shore.

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Next May, Princess will introduce its first West Coast wine-country cruises aboard the Sapphire Princess.

Farm Bureau Offering Scholarships
ALBANY, N.Y. High school seniors interested in a career in agriculture could get some financial help from the New York State Farm Bureau.

Avenue B Homicide Victim Remembered (R News)
Rochester's latest homicide victim was remembered during a memorial vigil Thursday evening. Family and friends gathered at the Avenue B site where Jamel Scott, 24, was shot to death.

Study Says Pricier Health Care Coming
A Mercer Consulting Firm study suggests many New Yorkers will soon pay higher co-pays and deductibles for health care.

Tractor-Trailer Flips, Catches Fire
State police believe speed was a factor in a tractor-trailer accident in downtown Rochester early Thursday morning around 5:30. State police say Patrick Hollenbeck, 43, of Parish, New York, was headed westbound ...

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Bergen Girl to Visit The White House (R News)
A young Bergen girl will experience a once in a lifetime opportunity this weekend. Becca Johnson, 7, will play tee ball on the south lawn of The White House on Saturday. Her trip to Washington will include more than the ball game.

Man Shot on Garson Avenue
One man was hospitalized after a shooting on Rochester's east side late Wednesday night.

Contractor Cited for Safety Violations (R News)
A Rochester roofing contractor is facing a $70,000 fine from OSHA for safety infractions at a job site on the SUNY Geneseo campus. The U.S. Labor Department cited A.M. Sterns Inc. in June for fall hazards at the site.

Woman Seriously Burned in Stove Fire (R News)
A woman suffered serious burns to her to her face, hands and arms Thursday when she attempted to throw a flaming pot out of the window of a home. Rochester firefighters responded to North Goodman Street just before 12:30 Thursday afternoon.

Palin Takes on Media, Obama at RNC
John McCain's running mate, Sarah Palin, delivered the most anticipated speech of the Republican National Convention Wednesday night.

Teen Convicted in Weaver Street Murder
Teen Convicted in Weaver Street Murder A jury convicted a Rochester teenager of murder linked to a deadly shooting a year ago.

Jamestown Soldier Dies in Baghdad (R News)
A western New York soldier died in Baghdad from injuries the military reports were not sustained in combat. Pfc. Patrick W. May of Jamestown, Chautauqua County died Tuesday. May had served with the Division of Special Troops Battalion of the 10th Mountain Division out of Fort Drum.