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An interesting article about the Willert Park public housing project and what some community members feel has ties to the city's black history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGAPrQ7plkw
While originally from Knoxville TN, this woman came to Rochester in 1968 as a computer programmer for Kodak and later in 1972 became the first black and female news reporter from WOKR(now WHAM 13) in the city: https://www.thehistorymakers.org/bio...arbara-rodgers
Originally from Clairton PA, a steel town outside of Pittsburgh, this man that came to Rochester in 1956 as a Research Scientist for Kodak, also has a Rochester City school named after him and was the first black person to get a PhD. from U of R in physical chemistry: https://www.thehistorymakers.org/bio.../walter-cooper https://www.rcsdk12.org/10
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An interesting article about the Willert Park public housing project and what some community members feel has ties to the city's black history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGAPrQ7plkw
There are also shows on other stations across Upstate and this is a good source for finding stations by area: https://radio-locator.com/ Some stations aren’t listed due to being online or HD-2 stations(Hot 99.1 and WEDJ in Albany, The Beat 105.5 in Rochester and WYWM in Syracuse are some examples)
Again, there will be a sports rundown tomorrow.
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