Good morning, Rochester.

Camp Good Days and Special Times hosted Project T.I.P.S at Jones Square Park on Thursday, Aug.

27 to build trust between law enforcement and local residents—featuring a cookout, games and raffles that provided helpful resources.

Cobblestone Foundation is hosting its annual Run, Walk & Roll 5K on Sunday, Sep.

13 at Victor High School — early bird registration continues through August 31 to support local arts and educational programs.

On Aug. 26, ROC Rolling Resettlement hosted a skateboarding session at ROC City Skatepark where kids learned new skills and built community bonds.

The Home Plate Food Drive is running at ESL Ballpark — fans attending home games through August 30 are encouraged to bring nonperishable foods to support local school pantries; donations are accepted before every game.

Wegmans and the Red Wings lead the drive as students return to class.

A 4-year-old boy remains in guarded condition at a hospital after being revived on Thursday in a Phelps pool, where family and neighbors began CPR before emergency teams worked for 25 minutes to restart his pulse.

Memorial Art Gallery is set to offer free admission next spring after raising $9 million through its Free for All, Forever campaign; its grounds will host the 69th M&T Bank Clothesline Art & Fine Craft Festival this weekend with nearly 400 vendors, live music, and food trucks.

Nazareth University welcomed its incoming freshman and transfer students on Thursday at 8:30 a.m. and will host orientation events this weekend as classes begin on Monday; the university reports a 3% fall enrollment increase amid a statewide decline (enrollment is expected to exceed 2,500).

On Thursday, Aug. 27, local residents gathered at the 11th annual Scotty B Overdose Awareness Day in Rochester — offering free naloxone and support services to honor Scotty B's memory and reduce the stigma of addiction.