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An Indiana firm is alleging that RealEats executives used fraudulent behavior to induce investment and also failed to disclose impending financial peril.
Read More »Investor alleges fraud and deception by RealEats executives
Court denies latest challenge to Whole Foods plaza
A state Supreme Court Justice has ruled that the town of Brighton and developers of the Whole Foods Market plaza complied with state law regarding easements and parklands.
Read More »Hochul to lawmakers: Give judges the tools to set bail for violent offenders
Gov. Kathy Hochul will ask the state legislature to rewrite bail reform language and require judges to set a bond for repeat offenders and perpetrators of gun offenses.
Read More »Hickey Freeman resolves issues with union, NLRB complaint withdrawn
The Rochester Regional Joint Board of Workers United has withdrawn a charge of unfair labor practices at Hickey Freeman.
Read More »Rink at Scottsville alleges deception, breach of contract by former owner
The new owner of Scottsville Ice Arena has filed suit against the former proprietor and two members of that organization.
Read More »January homes sales plunge but outlook is promising
Closed sales plummeted in January in Monroe County, matching a state-wide trend.
Read More »Few cities have lower rent than Rochester, but the gap is closing
Just three of the country’s 50 largest metropolitan areas have lower median monthly rent than Rochester, but not many cities are seeing prices rise faster.
Read More »Home Leasing completes purchase of Main & Clinton property
Home Leasing has taken the next critical step toward redevelopment of the blighted northwest corner of East Main Street and North Clinton Avenue.
Read More »KeyBank seeks judgment alleging loan default against Suffolk County developer
KeyBank, NA is seeking summary judgment in state Supreme Court against a Suffolk County developer, alleging the firm owes more than $1.9 on a defaulted loan.
Read More »City says new housing code enforcement methods producing results
Rochester's aggressive measures to force code compliance isn't just bringing about a more prompt resolution to violations — it's serving as a deterrent.
Read More »Feds says drug money was used to buy home, seek forfeiture
A Greece couple may be required to forfeit their house because federal prosecutors allege it was purchased with money obtained through drug trafficking. In a complaint filed in federal court and state Supreme Court in Monroe County, the U.S. Attorney’s ...
Read More »County ramps up child protective services caseworker hiring initiative
Monroe County is stepping up efforts to fill caseworker positions in child protective services.
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