ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Celebrate the start of summer with some messy fun — the kind that parents don’t have to clean up afterwards. The first day of Rochester Museum and Science Center’s Mess-tival kicked off Monday, bringing all sorts of slimy, science-y fun to guests. Student scientists will be able to experiment with creating clean mud (a combination of soap, water, and toilet paper), making and taking home their own “summer ocean slime,” and painting a masterpiece entirely out of bubbles.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WHEC) - The "Keep Kids Fed Act" was officially signed into law on Monday, according to an announcement made by U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer. The bill extends child nutrition waivers that give essential funding and flexibility to schools, daycares, nonprofits and other meal providers, allowing them to continue providing free meals to students this summer.

Rachel Allen shares her summery fish recipes with Greek and Moorish twists - Independent.ie S ummer time and the livin’ is easy — and those jumpin’ fish certainly make a quick, delicious meal. Choose from a Greek fish stew, a roasted poisson with a pine nut crumb or a salsa-tastic fillet with olives "Many years ago, in Greece, I tasted something like the fish stew and loved the pairing of the fish with butter beans and lots of fresh lemon and parsley."

Eugene Tan is no stranger to a glistening coastline. The Bondi-based photographer founded Aquabumps based off his ability to capture one of the world’s most iconic stretches of sand better than anybody else and has travelled to the likes of Italy’s Amalfi Coast and Milos in Greece to shoot content for his gallery.

Cycling legend: An example of the photographs included among the Oppy Collection at Rochester Sports Museum. Legendary Rochester-born cycling immortal, Sir Hubert Opperman, is now celebrated with his own section at the Rochester Sports Museum. Sir Hubert, who sits comfortably in the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, has had his international cycling feats publicly celebrated in Rochester since the early 1990s.

Kara Engle is organizing a pasta dinner in memory of Kevin Bushnell. As you may know, Kevin Bushnell, a former Hilton Lattimore Clinical Director, lost his life to NUT midline carcinoma in 2019. Kevin was an avid golfer, an enthusiast, and many, if not all, remember him for his love and passion to help others as a physical therapist.