Small business funding is the top regulatory issue employees should monitor in the new year, according to a recently released list compiled by Paychex Inc.
Read More »MCBA launches first Leadership Academy
The Monroe County Bar Association has launched its inaugural Leadership Academy for 2023 to broaden the experience of newer attorneys in the Rochester community.
Read More »Gov. Hochul signs bills that boost protection for domestic violence survivors
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has signed a package of bills into law – including two co-sponsored by a local assemblywoman – that strengthen protections against gun violence for survivors of domestic violence. Two of the bills were introduced by ...
Read More »No charges to be filed in Gordon shooting, state AG office rules
The state Attorney General’s Office of Special Investigation will not pursue charges in the fatal shooting last October of Simran Gordon.
Read More »Ready, set, go: Entering the cannabusiness market as state resolves hurdles
Entering the growing cannabis market in New York requires a certain amount of tenacity, according to Glenna Colaprete.
Read More »$2M penalty levied for unlawful operation of oil wells in Steuben, Cattaraugus counties
A $2 million judgment in a lawsuit was handed down in state Supreme Court for flagrant violations of New York's oil and gas well regulations.
Read More »Carestream files voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy petitions
Rochester-based Carestream Health has filed for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code.
Read More »State to begin accepting applications for retail cannabis dispensaries at month’s end
The Office of Cannabis Management will begin accepting applications for Conditional Adult-Use Retail Dispensary on Aug. 25, the state agency announced this week. Applicants will be able to access the application portal for a CAURD license on New York State Business ...
Read More »Webinar: Retirement planning should start early, adapt to life stages
Jordan Eich believes retirement planning could begin as soon as people earn their first full-time paycheck.
Read More »Salvation Army launches Permanent Supportive Housing campaign
The Salvation Army of Greater Rochester is addressing the need for permanent affordable housing with a plan to transform a portion of its building on Liberty Pole Way into affordable and supportive permanent housing units. The site lies within ...
Read More »Rochester launches health and wellness initiative
Rochester launched a Community Total Health and Wellness initiative to help define the gaps in the health and wellness needs of its underserved communities.
Read More »Cybersecurity webinar advice: keep current on employee training, changes in laws, regulations
Cybersecurity should be a top priority for any business, regardless of its size or industry, according to one legal expert. “You should be thinking seriously about your data security and privacy,” said Anna Mercado Clark, a partner at Phillips Lytle ...
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