Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 28th of September.
Good morning, Rochester.
Community members in Greece joined VFW Post 4658 on Sunday, Sept.
27 for a 22-minute walkathon at 2:22 that raised awareness of veteran suicide while registration fees supported the Commander's Homeless Veterans initiative.
The annual Gold Star Sunday ceremony — held on Sunday, Sept.
27 at Haven Memorial Park — honored fallen local military members with a yellow rose ceremony as part of Gold Star Families Day and ran for about one hour starting at 2 p.m.
The Memorial Art Gallery hosted the annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration Day from noon to 4 p.m., offering live music + guided tours, performances, and a Zumba class.
The gallery also unveiled a new exhibit of work by Hugo McCloud to honor local heritage.
Advocacy groups, including ROAR 4 LTC and the Elder Justice Committee, gathered at Washington Square Park during the inaugural Long-Term Care Reform Day to demand improved oversight of nursing home care amid the crisis at Waterview Heights Rehabilitation and Nursing.
Organizers called for stronger state and federal measures + better enforcement to protect residents.
Varsity Voices broke down key plays from Section V football Week 4 that took place last weekend.
The recap highlights standout performances + turning points that energized local fans.
Bills cornerback Christian Benford hurt his toe during the third quarter against the Chargers and walked slowly to the locker room with trainers — rookie Davison Igbinosun replaced him and broke up a pass on the following play.
Rochester's Red Wings lost 5-3 after 10 innings at Las Vegas Ballpark Saturday, Sept.
26. The team gave up its 2-0 lead in the eighth inning and fell behind in the 10th despite a strong effort from pitcher Jarlin Susana.
Rochester Red Wings will celebrate their season achievements today at ESL Ballpark at 6 p.m. The event offers live music, $2 beers and hot dogs, plus a chance to snap photos with the trophy (honoring their first league title in 29 years).
Greece Athena earned its first win with a 40 to 24 score against Spencerport on Sept.
27—a 27-point comeback powered the team. They will host Irondequoit next week while Spencerport plays at Webster Thomas.
Brendan Mangone threw five touchdown passes as Rush-Henrietta beat Fairport 35-7 on Sept.
26 – extending their unbeaten streak to four games.
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