Good morning, Rochester.

Genesee Park Seventh-Day Adventist Church hosted its second annual bookbag and school supply giveaway on Sunday as part of the back-to-school program for local families in Rochester.

Families received free school supplies, hot meals, and access to the pantry to help students start the year strong.

The Office of Violence Prevention hosted a back-to-school giveaway Sunday at the Avenue D R-Center, providing books, sneakers, book bags and other supplies to hundreds of local students and families while free haircuts and food were available.

Maishokupan is a new micro-bakery in Rochester serving soft Japanese milk breads and overstuffed sandwiches.

Owner Bryson Embernate bakes these unique items daily.

The annual Clothesline Arts Festival took place last weekend at Memorial Art Gallery, featuring a 2-day event with over 300 artists, local food vendors, and live music.

The festival began in 1957 and has yet to announce next year's dates.

On August 27, the FDA expanded a recall of over 27,000 packages of Lundberg Family Farms’ Jasmine white rice due to potential contamination involving foreign material — New York customers are urged to inspect UPC 073416040281 and lot numbers 260201MA or 260202MA and return affected products for refunds.

Doctors changed the name of polycystic ovary syndrome to polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome this spring to help improve research and treatment for 1 in 10 women who face issues like fatigue, weight gain, and heart risks; University of Rochester Medicine specialists say the update clarifies the disorder’s widespread effects.

A poll invites fans to pick the top football player in the upcoming Class D season — featuring 12 teams competing this fall.

The contest stays open until 8 p.m. Sept. 3 and will announce the winner on DandCSports Instagram.

Section V girls golf results from Aug.

26 and Aug. 27 showed competitive scores across local courses where teams like Churchville-Chili/Hilton and Spencerport achieved wins, with medal performances by Micah Shi, Audrey Hogan, and Reagan Paolini (scores were posted for several matches). Coaches were asked to email results soon.

Rochester's Red Wings fell to the Buffalo Bisons 6-1 on Aug.

29 at ESL Ballpark but remained tied for first in the International League. Buffalo dominated early with a four-run first inning while Rochester managed seven hits and one run on a solo homer by Maxwell Romero Jr.