Article Archive for October 2009
Quest For Fire has announced a set of eastern Canada and US tour dates that will begin in Waterloo, Ontario on November 11th. The band will jump on the Canadian leg of the Priestess/Early Man …
by: Rachel Barnhart (13wham.com)
Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack is betting that it can lure the Rochester Broadway Theater League by offering up its existing customer base.
The racetrack and Town of Farmington officials made a pitch …
A semi-professional football player has been charged with slamming a referee in the face with his helmet at the end of an unruly game in upstate New York.
Police say 23-year-old Leon Woods, of Rochester, was …
Eastman Kodak Company (NYSE: EK) today announced that through strong customer acceptance of its Adaptive Picture Exchange (APEX), it now holds the number one position for installed dry labs in Europe. Kodak`s leadership position, in …
New York has had more residents move out than any other state in the nation, according to a new report on migration trends since the turn of the century.
The Empire Center for New York State …
Kodak’s finest-grained professional color negative film, KODAK PROFESSIONAL EKTAR 100 (EKTAR 100) Film has turned one year old! Since its release in September of 2008, EKTAR 100 Film has taken the photography world by storm …
All That Remains and The Devil Wears Prada will co-headline the NAPALM & NOISE TOUR this winter. The tour will hit both coasts and will feature support from Story Of The Year and Haste The …
The current presumption in the halls of power is that if insurance markets were less consolidated, insurance would cost less. In a previous post, I explained why increased insurance competition won’t necessarily reduce healthcare costs, which are the main ingredient in insurance rates.
Firefighters share a brotherhood. They care about each other, and each others families. This was blindingly evident today for Lt. Joe Luna’s (Engine 17, group 4) 9-year-old daughter, Emily. Emily, now a 4th-grader, is unable …
In those cases, police can follow up and drivers can be ticketed and face fines and points on their license. Also police themselves can catch and ticket motorists.
But with the cameras, fines could be issued …
