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Brian Sharp

Brian Sharp

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Reporter and Producer, WXXI News

Rochester

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Total articles 2243

  • Trump spending cuts target local manufacturing programs

    By Brian Sharp Verified| WXXI News Verified A Rochester-based program helping small- to mid-sized manufacturers be more competitive is facing an uncertain future. And that is raising lots of questions. The Manufacturing Extension Partnership operates in all 50 states and Puerto Rico, assisting manufacturers with fewer than 500 employees. The program relies heavily on federal funding — some $200 million nationwide; nearly $7 million funds 10 centers across New York state.

    By Brian Sharp Verified · WXXI News

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Topgolf delays construction. Developer now expects 2026 opening

    By Brian Sharp Verified| WXXI News Verified Construction on a new Topgolf venue in Brighton is delayed, again — likely until fall. Plans are to build the entertainment venue behind Costco at CityGate off Westfall and East Henrietta roads. Other development projects at the site, including a Chipotle, a Chick-fil-A and a hotel, all will be getting underway in the coming weeks and months, said developer Matt Lester. He cited the busy construction site as a reason to hold off on Topgolf. "It's still in play," Lester said.

    By Brian Sharp Verified · WXXI News

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Trump spending cuts target local manufacturing programs

    By Brian Sharp Verified| WXXI News Verified A Rochester-based program helping small- to mid-sized manufacturers be more competitive is facing an uncertain future. And that is raising lots of questions. The Manufacturing Extension Partnership operates in all 50 states and Puerto Rico, assisting manufacturers with fewer than 500 employees. The program relies heavily on federal funding — some $200 million nationwide; nearly $7 million funds 10 centers across New York state.

    By Brian Sharp Verified · WXXI News

    Apr. 13, 2025

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WXXI News

We're your Rochester NY local news and NPR radio source

Washington, D.C., United States, United States

+1 585-258-0200