Good morning, Rochester.

Today marks 24 years since the 9/11 attacks and Rochester firefighters held remembrance events that included stair climbs and a remembrance run to honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost.

Firefighters stressed that improvements in incident command and communication have shaped how they prepare for future emergencies—ensuring the legacy of that day endures.

Firefighters from Brighton and nearby departments battled a fire at Brownstein's Bagel Bakery near Twelve Corners on Tuesday, Sept.

9 — the nearly 40-year-old building was destroyed after eight hours of effort while officials have yet to determine the cause and no one was hurt.

Wegmans Food Markets was named the number one retailer to work for in America for the 10th year based on feedback from 87,000 employees — with high ratings for service and community support — and the company will celebrate with free mini cupcakes and Clementine tangerines at 11 a.m. September 13.

The Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad Museum will reopen on Sept.

30 after three months of repairs from flooding that washed out parts of its railroad track — it will also launch a historic market at Industry Depot.

Today the 14th annual Rochester Fringe Festival is underway through Sept.

20 and offers free events such as movie screenings, comedy shows, trivia, and art displays at venues like Spiegelgarden and Parcel 5—organizers reported 85 free events with 20 at Spiegelgarden over the next week and a half.

The Pirate Toy Fund will mark 30 years by hosting a free Kidz ROC the Boat concert for children on Sept.

13 at Blue Cross Arena and a gala on Oct. 4 at the Italian American Community Center that will feature live music and a raffle for a Corvette. Founded with the help of Christie, the nonprofit has given over 500,000 toys to Rochester children and will continue its work to support those in need.

RIT invites students and the community to use flashlights to paint with light at Highmark Stadium on Oct.

11 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.—a project that will capture the site before its farewell season and later be shown in the Bills’ new stadium.

New York State’s fall foliage report has begun tracking weekly leaf changes, and early shifts have been seen in the Adirondack and capital regions—peak colors will reach by October 9.

The report adds that changes in the Catskills, Finger Lakes, and upper Hudson Valley will follow soon while Long Island lags.

Monroe County Executive Adam Bello filed an official complaint with the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct against City Court Judge Michael Lopez after he reversed CAP judges' decisions in morning arraignments—retired Judge Patricia Marks and Attorney Vincent Merante said ethical corrective measures may follow if violations are confirmed.

Teachers and staff in RCSD continue to face payroll problems after the district switched from PeopleSoft to Oracle on July 2 — issues like late or incorrect pay and penalties have unsettled workers who met with Superintendent Dr. Eric Jay Rosser over the summer.

They received their regular pay on Sept. 5 and union officials say any extra payment issues will be resolved by Sept. 19 or state officials may get involved.

Legislator Rachel Barnhart addressed a protest after federal agents tried to seize immigrant workers at a home on Park Avenue in Rochester and clashed with protesters on Tuesday—while a Border Patrol vehicle with flattened tires was seen leaving a home on Westminster Rd. The incident reflects ongoing concerns about federal enforcement in the area.

Four major Rochester pharmacies are setting different rules for fall COVID shots—Wegmans still needs a doctor's prescription while CVS, Walgreens, and Tops do not.

Gov. Hochul’s order now lets pharmacists give shots based on varying age and risk guidelines.

Several food and drink events are scheduled this fall in the Rochester area—guests can enjoy cider tastings, themed family brunches, Oktoberfest celebrations and more at venues like Radio Social, Casa Larga Vineyards and the Rochester Public Market from Sept.

13 to Oct. 10. The events will offer local culinary experiences, live music and activities for all ages.

On Wednesday, Sept. 10 the Rochester Red Wings unveiled custom jerseys at Innovative Field in partnership with the Rochester School for the Deaf and the National Technical Institute for the Deaf — the game will take place this Friday with a silent inning, signed performances of God Bless America and interpreters in the stadium.

National Bonsai Exhibition

9 AM – 5 PM — Total Sports Experience — Tickets on sale soon — Experience the finest bonsai trees and expert presentations at this biennial national event.

Allen Stone Concert

7:00-9:30 p.m. — Anthology — Ticket prices vary — Experience the soulful sounds of Allen Stone as he channels classic artists with his emotive vocals and acoustic guitar.

Rochester Speed Dating for Singles Age 38-52

6:30-8:30 p.m. — The Hideaway — Cost varies — Experience the world's largest speed dating event and meet potential matches in a fun, safe environment.

Coldwater Blues Concert

8:30-10 p.m. — JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER — Tickets selling fast — Experience an energetic tribute to blues legends with Coldwater Blues.

Gabriel Iglesias Live

8:00-9:30 p.m. — Blue Cross Arena — Last-minute tickets available — Experience the hilarious comedy of Gabriel Iglesias in Rochester.

Artist Row Rochester Juried Art Show

10 AM – 4 PM — City of Rochester Public Market — Free admission — Explore a vibrant showcase of nearly 200 emerging artists' work at a beloved local arts festival.

World Ballet Company - The Great Gatsby

7:00-8:30 p.m. — West Herr Auditorium Theatre / RBTL — Ticket prices vary — Experience the elegance and drama of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic through dazzling ballet.

Annual Fair Trade Rug Event

All day — One World Goods — Free entry — Discover a stunning array of hand-knotted rugs crafted by fairly paid artisans from Pakistan.

The Floozies Live in Rochester

7-8:30 p.m. — Anthology — Ticket prices vary — Experience the 'Kings Of Electro-Funk' with an electrifying mix of live music and vibrant visuals.

Public Water Supply Concert Featuring Jackson Cavalier and LoConti

7-11 p.m. — Water Street Music Hall — Varies — Experience an unforgettable musical ride with Rochester's premier Alt. Rock group and special guests.