Good morning, Rochester.

Community members gathered Saturday evening for the 5th annual Daniel Prude Day Solar Return Celebration in Rochester, honoring Daniel Prude's legacy and urging mental health reform.

The event offered free food and resources (including safety presentations) as part of ongoing efforts to support Daniel's Law.

The Strong National Museum of Play held a Hispanic Heritage Month celebration on Saturday, where visitors sampled traditional foods and the Dominican and Puerto Rican drink morir soñando as part of an American Dairy Association promotion.

The event underscored cultural connections through food.

Lifespan announced a major donation for family caregivers and renamed its caregiver services in honor of Claire and Jerry Roeberg; Claire Roeberg explained her experience showed the importance of support + the change will help more families access vital resources.

Webster Schroeder high school football team shut out Penfield in a game as Kalin Watkins scored three touchdowns (record 2–1) to boost their season.

Section V girls swimming results were released for meets held Sept.

15-18. Teams like Haverling and Honeoye Falls-Lima won races while swimmers such as Grace Clark at RCSD United/Aquinas set a pool record in the 100 free.

A fight on the field forced officials to call the Clyde-Savannah vs. Pal-Mac varsity football game with less than 30 seconds remaining.

Hilton beat Victor 28 to 0 on Friday as quarterback Matt Kosiorek threw four touchdown passes while receiver Tyler Reger caught two scores.

The win improved Hilton's record to three wins and they will face Webster Schroeder on Oct. 2.

State title-winning Monroe coach Terrell Cunningham joined Varsity Voices on Sept.

19 at 1:11 p.m. to detail his team’s close win over East High/World of Inquiry (highlighting the program’s future) as Chronicle sportswriters (James Johnson, Jeff Uveino, and Justin Ritzel) recapped Friday’s top football games.