Mikhaela Singleton

1 week ago | rochesterfirst.com | Mikhaela Singleton

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — As we honor our fallen service members throughout the decades, two eighth-grade students took a deep dive more than 150 years into the past to make sure no veteran is forgotten. When eighth graders Mary McCormick and Kendall Peruzzini found an unmarked grave over their summer vacation, they say they couldn’t simply step over it. “It was very sad, especially with all he’s done for us,” Kendall said.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Mikhaela Singleton

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — As we honor our fallen service members throughout the decades, two eighth-grade students took a deep dive more than 150 years into the past to make sure no veteran is forgotten. When eighth graders Mary McCormick and Kendall Peruzzini found an unmarked grave over their summer vacation, they say they couldn’t simply step over it. “It was very sad, especially with all he’s done for us,” Kendall said.

2 weeks ago | rochesterfirst.com | Mikhaela Singleton

WEST IRONDEQUOIT, N.Y. (WROC) — Two for two—the Gottfried Crew is at it again for the second annual litter cleanup at Durand Eastman Beach. “It feels pretty good. I just can’t wait to see how many people are going to be here, because cleaning up the beach and just seeing trash picked up always makes me happier,” said co-organizer Greyson Gilbert during set up. They rolled up their sleeves with the same determination and an even bigger turnout to sweep the beach in time for summer.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Mikhaela Singleton

WEST IRONDEQUOIT, N.Y. (WROC) — Two for two—the Gottfried Crew is at it again for the second annual litter cleanup at Durand Eastman Beach. “It feels pretty good. I just can’t wait to see how many people are going to be here, because cleaning up the beach and just seeing trash picked up always makes me happier,” said co-organizer Greyson Gilbert during set up. They rolled up their sleeves with the same determination and an even bigger turnout to sweep the beach in time for summer.

3 weeks ago | rochesterfirst.com | Mikhaela Singleton

GREECE, N.Y. (WROC) — As the weather warms, kids across the Greater Rochester region are itching to make the most of their time outside, including 18-year-old Brady Cook. “I was riding around on my bike with my backpack with my basketball in the bag, and I was just riding around trying to find a park to go play basketball just for fun. I came here and I couldn’t even shoot a hoop. I ended up getting a hole in my ball from rust and everything,” Brady recalls to News 8’s Mikhaela Singleton.