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A former Afghan interpreter admitted to falsifying records to obtain a visa and come to Rochester. Dilbar Gul Dilbar faces possible deportation following his plea agreement in U.S. District Court. He was arrested at his workplace in May 2025.
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A former Afghan interpreter admitted to falsifying records to obtain a visa and come to Rochester. Dilbar Gul Dilbar faces possible deportation following his plea agreement in U.S. District Court. He was arrested at his workplace in May 2025.
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A former Afghan interpreter admitted to federal authorities that he falsified records to obtain a visa and come to Rochester. Dilbar Gul Dilbar faces possible deportation following his plea agreement in U.S. District Court. He was arrested at his workplace in May 2025.
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Candidates for the Rochester School Board discussed topics including enrollment, budget concerns, artificial intelligence, and book bans during a forum hosted by the League of Women Voters.
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An investigation looked into the prevalence and reporting of sexual assault cases at local college campuses. Data from institutions like Cornell University, the University of Rochester, Nazareth University, and RIT were reviewed. Experts noted that survey data may offer a more accurate picture than official report numbers.
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Scott Spezzano announced he will step down as co-host of The Breakfast Buzz on 98.9 The Buzz by the end of the year. His final show is set for December 18, marking the 50th anniversary of his radio career. He plans to spend more time with his family after years in broadcasting.
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The Salvation Army of Greater Rochester opened an expanded food pantry, which is now over 600 square feet. This expansion allows visitors to select from a wider variety of foods and access refrigerated or frozen items. Appointments are required for use at the center located at 70 Liberty Pole Way.
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The Rochester Museum and Science Center launched a new traveling exhibit, "Super Human -- Power of Technology." This display showcases medical technologies designed to expand human capabilities. Visitors can interact with features such as an infrared scanner and a robotic-assisted weight lifting station.
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The state is awarding nearly $36 million to local law enforcement to help reduce gun-related shootings. Officials noted that shootings are down 19% through August in participating communities, with Western New York receiving over $9 million. Rochester Mayor Malik Evans stated key gun-related crime metrics are falling by 20%.
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