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Western New York lawmakers Chris Jacobs and Tom Reed have proposed legislation that would supersede the state’s Scaffold Law on any infrastructure project receiving federal funding. The Infrastructure Expansion Act, introduced in the House on Sept. 11, would assign a ...

The Federal Communications Commission has proposed fining 13WHAM TV more than half a million dollars, ruling its parent company failed to negotiate retransmission fees in good faith. Deerfield Media Inc., a subsidiary of Sinclair Broadcast Group, violated FCC requirements during ...

A class action suit has been filed against Cobblestone Creek Country Club, alleging the facility misled banquet customers with regard to billing practices and thus created a gratuity shortfall for servers, bartenders and other service staff. Court papers say Cobblestone ...

We’ve all been there: the phone rings and you instinctively answer, even if you don’t recognize the number on the screen. There’s a brief moment of silence on the other end and then comes the voice saying your name. You, ...

The requirements and hardships of the new abnormal created by the coronavirus pandemic have forced everyone to make adjustments. For some couples, that means learning how to be together 24 hours a day with a spouse. Or learning that wedded bliss ...

For nearly a half century, three generations of the Walther family have trumpeted the virtues of owning a home in Irondequoit. A whole lot of people now agree. Only two ZIP codes in the country are hotter than 14617, which encompasses a ...

When the Flaum Management Co. portfolio surpassed 10 million square feet in property last summer, founder and CEO David Flaum admitted he was proud of reaching the milestone. It had been one of his goals, he said. From the Harro ...

Rochester City Council passed legislation on Tuesday that provides a safety net for residents who have been financially burdened by the coronavirus pandemic and may be facing eviction. The city will allot $2.85 million from the CARES Act for eviction ...

We’ve all surely seen it: the For Sale sign goes up on a house in the neighborhood on a Thursday and, barely a week later, the SOLD placard has been attached. Such is the state of the real estate market ...

While New York State Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence K. Marks earlier this week extended the state-wide moratorium on evictions until Oct. 1, thousands of tenants in Rochester alone eventually will face legal proceedings to remove them from their home. That’s ...

Excelsior Communities, whose slogan is “Elevate your living standards,” has just done that with its rental portfolio. Excelsior Communities on Thursday finalized the purchase of Waters Edge Apartments, which sits along the southeast shore of Irondequoit Bay in Penfield. The ...

Three members of the Wilmot family have filed suit in state Supreme Court in Monroe County, asking that their right of first refusal on 145 acres in Mendon be enforced despite a tax foreclosure sale of the property. Thomas C. ...