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Reporter covering business, development and all things Rochester. Husband | Dad | Nebraska native | Husker fan
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More apartments could be coming to downtown's west side

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By Brian Sharp 
| WXXI News
Developers of Rochester’s old City Hall building now have their sights set on the former Rochester Savings Bank down the street. The $9 million project led by Joel Barrett with 43 North Real Estate and Bace Build would put apartments into the vacant building at West Main and South Fitzhugh streets, across from the County Administration Building. The immediate area has seen considerable residential conversion and construction, with more than 500 units completed or in the pipeline.
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Federal lawsuit claims Strong, Highland failed to accommodate deaf-blind woman

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By Brian Sharp 
| WXXI News
A 75-year-old Henrietta woman who is deaf and legally blind claims she was repeatedly denied a sign-language interpreter while being treated at Highland and Strong Memorial hospitals. University of Rochester Medicine operates both facilities and claims to provide 24-hour availability of American Sign Language interpreters.
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Wayne County farmworker given deadline to self-deport

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By Brian Sharp 
| WSKG-TV (Vestal, NY)
Dolores Bustamante has been in this country for 23 years. On Thursday, she was given 30 days to decide whether to self-deport back to Mexico. If she decides to do so, supporters said, relaying the federal directive, she has another 30 days to leave. “Right now, I am not thinking about this. I just want to rest,” the 54-year-old farmworker said in Spanish, speaking through an interpreter a day after being released from ICE detention.
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