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MoneyHEAP heating aid is open, and more Monroe County households may qualify this yearIf heating bills have you wincing, HEAP applications opened Monday, Nov. 2. Gov. Kathy Hochul said families of four earning up to $82,000 may qualify, and some households get benefits automatically while others have to apply. Households that get delivered fuel can receive up to $990.Today’s editionRead

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  • Terrence BuildingAt its Oct. 20 meeting, Rochester City Council approved using $20 million from Empire State Development to demolish the abandoned psychiatric hospital on Elmwood Avenue.

    At its Oct. 20 meeting, Rochester City Council approved using $20 million from Empire State Development to demolish the abandoned psychiatric hospital on Elmwood Avenue. The money also goes toward a mixed-use redevelopment plan that includes 500 housing units.

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