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Thursday, July 24th, 2025
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Good morning, Rochester. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 24th of July.
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ Rochester School District said they are heartbroken after 17-year-old Ricardo Carrero Chico—a recent graduate from East Upper School—died in an I-590 crash on July 22 when he lost control of his car and struck two others, injuring three while the district offered counseling to students and is in contact with his family. News 10
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ The Diocese of Rochester reached a $246M settlement with survivors of clergy sex abuse — including a $120M payment from Continental Insurance Company — as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy that began in 2019 following lawsuits under the Child Victims Act. ABC 13
- ➤ Monroe County sheriff's deputies are looking for 83-year-old Willie Gibson, who was last seen driving a 2021 red Ford SUV near Stratford Park at 10 p.m. Tuesday and on Route 104 in Webster at 3:45 a.m., and he may be disoriented and in need of medical care — anyone with information should call 911. News 10
- ➤ An 18-year-old was shot near Luther Circle on South Plymouth Avenue Wednesday night + Rochester Police closed Genesee Street and Frost Avenue during the investigation before reopening the roads after the victim was taken to a hospital, and no suspects have been arrested. News 10
- ➤ Monroe County Sheriff's Office is searching for 83-year-old Willie W. Gibson who was last seen driving his 2021 red Ford SUV with New York license plate KKJ-7734 at Stratford Park on Tuesday at 10pm and then on Route 104 in Webster at 3:45am Wednesday—he may be disoriented and in need of medical attention. ABC 13
- ➤ A 25-year-old man was stabbed in his upper body on Bay Street near Culver Road shortly before 1 a.m. today (police said he was the aggressor in a domestic incident) and he will face charges for assault and criminal mischief while he is expected to recover. NewsRadio WHAM
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Environment New York said Charlotte Beach ranked second-worst last summer for fecal contamination—based on samples taken by health departments along Great Lakes and Atlantic beaches. The report noted that all Rochester-area beaches were unsafe on at least one day during the 2024 season and that extra funds were needed to repair sewage plants when heavy rains caused backups. NewsRadio WHAM
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Child cancer patient My'Truett Warr celebrated finishing his cancer treatment when he rang a bell at Golisano Children's Hospital on July 23 — after 19 weeks of chemotherapy, his care team and family provided strong support during his battle. This milestone marks a hopeful turnaround after a challenging journey. ABC 13
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Elite Basketball Camp
9 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Gates Chili Central School District — Check event page for pricing — An inclusive camp aimed at building skills and confidence in young athletes.
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Legion Baseball Centennial Championship
9 a.m. — Rochester Institute of Technology — Admission details pending — Catch the excitement of New York's top amateur baseball teams competing in a historic tournament.
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Roc Artists Open Market
10 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Innovation Square — Free entry — Discover local artisans, delicious food, live music, and engaging activities every Sunday in Rochester.
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Training Camp
9:45 AM – 1:45 PM — St. John Fisher University — Check website for price — Experience NFL training with a clear bag policy for all attendees.
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Completely Unchained (Van Halen Tribute) featuring Alyssa Trahan
5-10 p.m. — Barnard Banquet Hall — Cost not specified — Rock out with Completely Unchained, the ultimate Van Halen tribute, and hometown star Alyssa Trahan for an unforgettable night of music.
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Rochester District Amateur Championship
All day — Cobblestone Creek Country Club — Entry fees apply — Compete in a rigorous 72-hole stroke play championship with a chance to make the cut.
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Closing Reception: Whimsy Village Exhibition
6-9 p.m. — Muck Duck Studio — Art pieces ranging from $30 to $125 — Explore the playful inner child through Jessica Isaac's debut art exhibition.
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Summer Camp 2025 at Lakeshore Hockey Academy
9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. — Lakeshore Hockey Arena — $255 per player — Ice and off-ice training sessions for youth hockey players transitioning to the next season.
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2025 IEXC Race Series
5-6 p.m. — Cobb's Hill Park, Rochester, NY — Free for kids and Genesee Valley Harriers members, $10 for single races — Experience thrilling cross-country races and fun runs for kids throughout August.
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Renew Child and Family Ribbon Cutting
Join us for our official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to celebrate the expansion of our Pittsford office, Renew Child and Family. We will have speeches from public figures, hors d'oeuvres, cake, and office tours.
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