Rochester, N.Y. — People’s Choice Kitchen is marking its 25th anniversary of serving the Rochester community by hosting a customer appreciation event.On Sunday,
Free meals are served at People's Choice Kitchen in Rochester, Sunday, Nov. 9, 2025, during an ongoing federal government shutdown that led to delays in the disbursement of SNAP benefits. Rochester, N.
Y. — People’s Choice Kitchen is marking its 25th anniversary of serving the Rochester community by hosting a customer appreciation event.Organizers emphasize that the celebration is not just about longevity. It’s an expression of gratitude. “We wouldn’t be here without the community,” said Van Stanley. “This celebration is for them. We invite our loyal customers to stop by, share a meal, and celebrate this incredible accomplishment together.”Rochester, N.Y. — A man whose infant nephew died from a fentanyl overdose is heading to prison for drug trafficking.Rochester, N.Y. "I think this is a moment of happiness," Niaz Abdolrahim told 13WHAM. "Iranian people are finally having a moment that they are cheeringSeveral fire agencies and the Monroe County Sheriff's Office are investigating a fire Friday at a home on Whitney Road in Perinton.Brighton, N.Y. Local first responders looked to body check breast cancer at the Tim Hortons Ice Plex on Saturday afternoon.Sodus, N.Y. — The Wayne County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal crash Friday morning on State Route 104, according to Sheriff Rob Milby.
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