Seven locations along East Avenue have been burglarized in the last month including the George Eastman House.

The burglaries happened between December 21 and January 28. The Rochester Museum and Science Center was the latest victim.

The Rochester Police Department wants people and businesses along East Avenue to “be on the lookout”. Right now, there are no suspects in custody for these burglaries.

Police says that all seven of the break-ins happened after 11:00pm, and at least three of the burglaries happened along East Avenue in downtown Rochester. News10NBC was told buildings on the campuses of both the George Eastman House and the Rochester Museum and Science Center were broken into and things were stolen.

RMSC officials say a gas weed trimmer and a power washer were stolen from their greenhouse.

Another arrest has been made after an investigation into the sale and distribution of heroin by Arcides Dieguez-Castillos in Rochester and Orleans County.

Orleans County Sheriff’s Deputies have charged 32-year-old Nereida Santana of Rochester with criminal possession of a controlled substance. Deputies say they seized more than a kilogram of heroin with a street value of more than $400,000 from Santana’s home in Rochester.

According to investigators, Dieguez-Castillos is facing additional charges for drug possession in Rochester.

Deputies say this is now the largest heroin seizure associated with Orleans County.

More charges and arrests are pending.

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They're making music inside the Charles T. Lunsford School on Seward Street in Rochester.

Young violinists, members of Strings for success are rehearsing for a February 18 concert with the University of Rochester Chamber Orchestra. That's right -- third through seventh graders will play with college musicians.

One of the members of Strings for Success is nine-year-old Rachel Gayle. She just started the violin in September. This is the fourth year for sixth grader Marquan Gunter. Both students consider it an honor to be a part of this group.

It is a program of The Center for Youth. Dr. Patty Yarmel founded Strings for Success. Every week she and other volunteers, like Gretchen Judge, Robert Faulknor and Chris Brewley volunteer at the school to help mold these young musicians.