Rochester, New York

New York Bakery Honors Anthony Fauci With His Very Own Doughnut

Rochester's Donuts Delite created the treat as an homage to the infectious diseases expert, who has been a voice of clarity during the coronavirus pandemic.
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New York Diocese Files For Bankruptcy After Sexual Misconduct Lawsuits

More than 400 cases have been brought against the Roman Catholic Dioceses of Rochester since August. Other dioceses are considering bankruptcy too.
By CAROLYN THOMPSON, AP

Women Are Placing Their 'I Voted' Stickers On Susan B. Anthony's Grave

The gesture is meant to show gratitude to the icon of women's suffrage on Election Day.
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Rochester School Won’t Let Its First Black Valedictorian Speak, So Mayor Does

Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren invited Jaisaan Lovett to give his speech on the city's YouTube channel.
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Conservative Groups Encourage Workers To Ditch Unions After Supreme Court Ruling

They insist they're not urging members to opt out of unions ― they're just showing them how to do it.
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Pulitzer-Prize-Winning Poet John Ashbery Dies

He won the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Award and the National Book Circle Critics Award all in the same year.
By Reuters Staff, Reuters

Yes, Outing Nazis Is Absolutely The Right Thing To Do

Exposing the faces of hate is a righteous undertaking.
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Nationwide Street Art Project Is Making Space For Historic Women

“I want to honor women who fought their entire lives to open the doors for women like me. Women who still don’t have enough space in history books.”
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More Jewish Community Centers Receive Bomb Threats During Purim Holiday

More than 80 Jewish centers have received at least 120 threats since the beginning of the year.
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More Jewish Institutions Get Bomb Threats Days After Copycat Arrest

This isn't over.
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