Category: City, Health, Hot News
Monroe County Issues English and Spanish Versions of Announcement of Possible COVID-19 Exposures at Pentecostal Holiness Church
Staff reports The Monroe County Department of Public Health is urging anyone who visited Pentecostal Holiness Church, 939 N. Clinton Ave....
C.A.R.E. Coalition Works to Strengthen North Clinton Neighborhood
Patti Singer pattisinger@minorityreporter.net (Versión en español abajo.) The construction on La Marketa is not the only indication that...
Blacks, Latinos Accounted for Higher Percentage of Monroe County OD Deaths in 2019
Patti Singer pattisinger@minorityreporter.net (Versión en español abajo.) The percentage of Blacks and Hispanics who died from heroin...
Test Negative for COVID-19? Keep That Mask On
Test Negative for COVID-19? Keep That Mask On By: Patti Singer pattisinger@miniorityreporter.net (Versión en español abajo.) More than...
Under Proposed Law, Opioid Prescription Comes with Dose of Narcan
Patti Singer pattisinger@miniorityreporter.net A bill being proposed in the Monroe County Legislature would require that anyone receiving a...
Memorial Day Weekend Tests Resolve to Wear Mask, Stay 6 Feet Apart
Patti Singer pattisinger@minorityreporter.net Memorial Day – the unofficial start to summer, which this year promises to be different...
‘Protect Your Circle” Videos Urge Everyone to Do Their Part
Patti Singer pattisinger@minorityreporter.net As businesses owners start thinking about when they can reopen, Orlando Ortiz wants to make...
Delaying Routine Health Care Costs Patients and Providers
Patti Singer pattisinger@minorityreporter.net In the first full week of May, the number people with COVID-19 who were hospitalized in...
City to Mail Masks to Every Household
Patti Singer pattisinger@minorityreporter.net City residents, your mask is in the mail. Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren announced May 8 that...
What Does it Mean to ‘Flatten the Curve’ of COVID-19?
Patti Singer pattisinger@minorityreporter.net Since the first case of COVID-19 in Monroe County in mid-March, we’ve heard about...
