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Also announced this week: The Grammy award-winning hard rock group Living Colour will headline week four of the series, on July 30.
Rochester EarthFest and Expo celebration is a seven day, volunteer-led lineup of events consisting of several Earth Day related activities at various locations around the area.
The fire, which began late Friday night, caused an estimated $700,000 in damage, including the loss the building and several luxury cars.
Over the past 20 years, the city's backlog of unmet reconstruction needs has grown from $19.6 million to over $234.5 million, a staggering 1,200 percent increase.
The list of projects includes the $6.8 million reconstruction of 55th Street Northwest.
The initiative, launched in 2007, is a partnership between the city, local nonprofits and the business community.
CineMagic Hollywood 12, 2171 Superior Dr NW, will show the film this Friday at midnight. Seating is first come, first served.
Join us on this Wednesday as we discuss the future of health care — and specifically, what impact the Trump administration could have on Mayo Clinic.
This will be the second season for the Freeze, a full-contact amateur football team that competes in the Southern Plains Football League.
This week organizers of TEDxZumbroRiver revealed the lineup for the second annual conference, to be held this spring in Rochester.
The proposal from California-based EKN Development Group would be the firm's first development in Rochester.
The Rochester Downtown Alliance is accepting grant requests for up to $3,000 for first-time events that celebrate arts and culture
Beginning Tuesday, at least three mobile food vendors will begin setting up for lunch along Second Avenue Southwest.
Liebling's platform includes raising the minimum wage, providing free tuition for the first two years of education to state colleges and universities, and ending the prohibition on marijuana.
Bob Dunn, president of Hammes Sports Development, had introduced a proposal last fall to raze the Days Inn hotel building and replace it with a $100 million multi-use development.
The grant is part of a $23.7 million package announced this week by Lt. Governor Tina Smith and Transportation Commissioner Charlie Zelle.
Rochester is at once both ordinary and extraordinary. Reflecting on how we achieved the latter must be what guides us through our next chapter.
This year's Leadership Greater Rochester team is hoping to help connect the community one block at a time.
Presented by Bolder Options Rochester and Med City Beat | Accepting submissions through March 31
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