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| Year Rochester was established | |
| Current (as of Oct 2009) mayor of Rochester | |
| Famous resturant that originated the 'Garbage Plate' | |
| Great Lake that Rochester borders | |
| Film and camera giant founded in Rochester, home to its world headquarters | |
| Rochester's most popular festival, based on a certain plant | |
| Famous woman's right activist who was born in Rochester | |
| Rochester's main daily newspaper | |
| Short-lived boat traveling between Toronto and Rochester in 2004-05 | |
| African-American abolitionist who was a long-time Rochester resident | |
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| A large supermarket chain with over 70 stores on the east coast that was founded and is based in Rochester | |
| Tallest building in Rochester, at 443 feet | |
| Rochestrers varient of the hot dog, created by Zweigle's | |
| Oscar-winning actor born in Rochester | |
| Original name of Rochester in 1817 | |
| Known as the 'Young Lion of the West' in the early 1800's, the budding population of Rochester made it American's first- | |
| Early nickname of Rochester due to it being the largest producer of this baking ingredient | |
| Ironically, Rochester also recieved this nickname due to the 'budding' seed buiness in the mid-1800's | |
| Jiggly dessert invented in LeRoy | |
| Tenth largest private university in the USA, known as 'Brick City' | |
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