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City Announces 2018 Clean Sweep Event
Apr 18, 2018
By Staff – Mayor Lovely Warren joined Naomi Silver, president of Rochester Community Baseball, to announce the details of this...
Gov. Cuomo Grants NYS Parolees the Right to Vote
Apr 18, 2018
By Staff – Gov. Andrew Cuomo has signed an executive order granting all New York state parolees the right to vote in New York, after...
School Shut Downs and Anticipated Reform Result in Tense Puerto Rican Educational Climate
Apr 11, 2018
According to NBC News, “about a quarter” of Puerto Rican schools are closing down at the end of the year as a result of the...
Anthony L. Jordan Health Center Employee Alleges Retaliatory Firing
Apr 11, 2018
By Staff – Former Anthony L. Jordan Health Center employee Kimberlee Frarey has recently alleged she was fired for alerting health...
Volunteer Group Pueblo Sin Fronteras Helps Displaced Migrants Despite Risks
Apr 11, 2018
A group dedicated to helping migrants seek asylum in other countries has caught the disapproving attention of President Donald Trump....
Puerto Rico Picks Up Tourism Momentum After Hurricane Relief, Other Areas Still Struggling
Apr 04, 2018
After experiencing months of downtime due to the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, the San Juan Marriott Resort and Stellaris Casino is once...
MCC: School’s “Single Stop” Program Helps Disadvantaged Students Stay in College
Apr 04, 2018
By Staff – Now in its second year, Monroe Community College’s “Single Stop” program is helping disadvantaged students stay...
Latinx Communities Mobilized And Marched As A Part Of March For Our Lives
Mar 27, 2018
A large number of Latinx students and families mobilized together this past Saturday, March 24, as a part of the nationwide March for Our...
Posturing for Presidency? Vice President Biden Hosts Talk With Key Latino Leaders in Florida
Mar 21, 2018
Miami, FL — The past couple years, we’ve been met with political turmoil that’s another level of tense. Divisive, charged...
Six Months After Hurricane, Puerto Ricans Rally in D.C.
Mar 21, 2018
It has been six months since Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, and many residents are still without power. Because of this, many frustrated...