Good morning, Rochester.

Dean Lucas hosted the tenth and final Lee Lucas Memorial Poker Run in Webster on Saturday as a tribute to his son, who died of a heroin overdose in 2016, and to raise funds for opioid addiction awareness, building on last year’s $65K donation to the Father Tracey Advocacy Center.

The Clarissa Street Reunion returns Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Historic Clarissa Street—live jazz, R&B, gospel, poetry, and song join local food vendors and cultural exhibits to honor African American history in Rochester.

The Ukrainian Festival at St. Josaphat’s Ukrainian Catholic Church on Ridge Road runs from Thursday through today and offers traditional food, dancing, and live violin acts—free admission supports the church’s fundraiser.

Festivities are from 1 p.m. to midnight Saturday and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. today.

Rochester held its first Literacy Parade on Saturday, Aug.

15, as children, families and educators celebrated reading by dressing as storybook characters and featuring interactive displays—organized by SoulFoodBabies Literacy Movement to boost community literacy.

ROC Royal and Dr. David & Ruth Anderson Academy (School No. 16) hosted their 13th Annual Back 2 School Giveaway Saturday as families picked backpacks, school supplies, and food for students in kindergarten through ninth grade; the event gave out 1,000 backpacks and featured bounce houses and local vendors.

Community volunteers built a new playground for Honeoye Central School on Main Street, with final volunteer work finishing today (a contractor will complete improvements to have it ready for the new school year).

More than 3,000 Marketside Tomato Bisque Soup Kits sold at select Walmart stores in New York were recalled after routine testing produced a presumptive positive for listeria.

Consumers should throw away or return the 14-ounce kits (use-by date Aug. 22) following FDA guidelines.

A local Plato's Closet store launched its new Find the Fit that Fits You campaign, which features a hidden school hallway simulator to let teens try first day outfits and boost their confidence.

The initiative offers affordable resale fashion for a trendy start to the school year.

Webster Schroeder football players Kalin Watkins and Brysen Terry preview the upcoming season in a video after their team reached the Class A-1 final last season (an impressive run that energizes local fans), and they outlined plans to boost teamwork in the coming games.