Residents passed Fairport's $107.2 million school budget on Tuesday.
Close to 4,000 voters cast their votes at Johanna Perrin Middle School, and the school budget passed by a vote of 2,623 votes in favor and 1,306 against, not counting absentee ballots, which were too few to sway the results.
Tara Lally is going from scary to sexy in her new role with the the Rochester City Ballet.
The Fairport dancer will play the leading lady in RCB’s production of “Carmen” as part of its choreographers showcase, “Dance Mix,” which opens this weekend at Nazareth College.
The sensual ballet is a rendition of the opera by the same name, set in Seville, Spain.
The East Rochester Village Board of Trustees took a bold step on Monday by voting to borrow whatever is necessary to move the Eyer Building renovation forward.
The board voted unanimously to authorize the village to borrow up to $5.5 million in bonds to go toward the $7.6 million project to demolish the existing village office buildings that are now home to the town court, senior center, public cable TV channel, and library, and move them into the Eyer Building.
Two Monroe County politicians today announced their intent to run for State Senate less than one day after Republican Jim Alesi announced that he will not run for re-election in the 55th District.
Hoping to fill his seat are Democrat Ted O'Brien, of Irondequoit, and Republican Sean Hanna, of Mendon.
Check out this week's edition of the Fairport-East Rochester Post for these print-only exclusive stories.
In the spotlight: Meet Lucien "Lou" Morin II, a lawyer from Fairport who was honored by the New York State Bar Association for his pro bono work.
Top students: See who made the honor roll at Johanna Perrin Middle School.
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Ever since this whole uproar started about Dec. 21, 2012, being the "end of the world," according to the Mayans, it seems like everyone's been planning their End of the World party –– or investing in all the toilet paper and bottled water they can find.
