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Minnesota's largest physicians' organization urges action on gun control
Mar 8

Mar 8 Minnesota's largest physicians' organization urges action on gun control

News | 2018
News

The Minnesota Medical Association entered the national debate on gun control Thursday with a statement urging action on what it decribes as an epedimic of gun violence

ROCKchester creator wants this summer's festival to be 'the talk of the town'
Mar 7

Mar 7 ROCKchester creator wants this summer's festival to be 'the talk of the town'

News | 2018
Featured

Now heading into its third year, ROCKchester's stage contnues to grow as the event solidifies itself as one of the city's most dynamic musical experiences.

Bloom asking for $20 million in public assistance for waterfront development
Mar 6

Mar 6 Bloom asking for $20 million in public assistance for waterfront development

News | 2018
News

The funding would help support the inclusion of public amenities, such as a plaza along Third Street, a boardwalk along the river, new parking facilities and improved landscaping.

Dayton announces two appointments to Destination Medical Center Board
Mar 6

Mar 6 Dayton announces two appointments to Destination Medical Center Board

News | 2018
News

Gov. Mark Dayton has appointed Paul D. Williams and Dana L. Bailey to serve on the Destination Medical Center Corporation Board.

Hope, healing and loss: Through it all, Rochester nurses remain resilient
Mar 5

Mar 5 Hope, healing and loss: Through it all, Rochester nurses remain resilient

News | 2018
News

Contributor Nora Eckert sat down with three young Mayo Clinic nurses — all in their 20s — who explained how they attempt to recover mentally and physically when they’re off the clock.

Kim Norton to run for Rochester mayor
Mar 5

Mar 5 Kim Norton to run for Rochester mayor

News | 2018
News

After months of speculation, former state legislator Kim Norton announced her candidacy for Rochester mayor on Monday.

Rochester weather: 4 to 8 inches of snow expected Monday into Tuesday
Mar 4

Mar 4 Rochester weather: 4 to 8 inches of snow expected Monday into Tuesday

News | 2018
News

Forecasters are calling for snow and wintry travel for Monday into Tuesday, with the heaviest snowfall expected during the afternoon and evening hours of Monday.

MedExpress Urgent Care opens first Rochester clinic
Mar 1

Mar 1 MedExpress Urgent Care opens first Rochester clinic

News | 2018
News

The clinic is open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily to patients of any age, with no appointment necessary.

Feb 28
Feb 28 Reader question: What is Mayo Clinic's policy on guns?

News | 2018
News

Under Minnesota law, you can get a permit to carry a concealed or non-concealed handgun in public. Most private entities, however, are allowed to set their own gun policies.

Japanese steakhouse taking over former McGoon's space downtown
Feb 27

Feb 27 Japanese steakhouse taking over former McGoon's space downtown

News | 2018
News

Fuji Japanese Steakhouse and Seafood will be located in the historic Olmsted County Bank and Trust Building, 7 Second Street Southwest

Rochester transit system poised for growth
Feb 27

Feb 27 Rochester transit system poised for growth

News | 2018
News

As part of the five-year Transit Development Plan, RPT is introducing "substantial system-wide changes" aimed at boosting frequency and improving ride transfers.

Buyer of IBM site envisions a 'dynamic, mixed-use, multi-tenant campus'
Feb 24

Feb 24 Buyer of IBM site envisions a 'dynamic, mixed-use, multi-tenant campus'

News | 2018
News

Los Angeles-based Industrial Realty Group has identified itself as the new owner of the IBM campus in northwest Rochester.

Students walk out of Mayo High School in protest of nation's gun laws
Feb 21

Feb 21 Students walk out of Mayo High School in protest of nation's gun laws

News | 2018
News

Students gathered outside for 17 minutes, one minute for each person killed in last week's shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.

Michael Shynes to headline Café Steam's first-ever ticketed concert
Feb 20

Feb 20 Michael Shynes to headline Café Steam's first-ever ticketed concert

News | 2018
News

The Minneapolis-based musician will perform original material from a songbook that encompasses R&B, pop and blues

Noseworthy to retire as Mayo CEO
Feb 20

Feb 20 Noseworthy to retire as Mayo CEO

News | 2018
Top Reads

Noseworthy has served as the head of the Rochester-based health system since 2009. In a statement, Mayo said a committee will soon begin the search for its next boss.

Mayo campaign raises $3.76 billion
Feb 20

Feb 20 Mayo campaign raises $3.76 billion

News | 2018
News

Mayo says it received 1.9 million gifts from more than 530,000 benefactors over the course of the "YOU ARE … The Campaign for Mayo Clinic" fundraising drive.

Could this be the world's smallest chair?
Feb 19

Feb 19 Could this be the world's smallest chair?

News | 2018
Top Reads

"It's the smallest things that can make the biggest difference," says Rose Anderson, co-creator of the Petite Seat.

Magician B.W. Coggins throws his hat in the ring for Rochester mayor
Feb 19

Feb 19 Magician B.W. Coggins throws his hat in the ring for Rochester mayor

News | 2018
Top Reads

During a recent address, Coggins said he will use history, imagination and common sense to find solutions to the issues facing city government.

Twisted Barrel fires up plans for a permanent restaurant space in Rochester
Feb 15

Feb 15 Twisted Barrel fires up plans for a permanent restaurant space in Rochester

News | 2018
Top Reads

If all goes to plan, the new restaurant will open sometime next month.While the restaurant will focus on pizza, it will also offer burgers, wraps and some other healthier options.

Mayo High School students form coalition to prevent sexual harassment
Feb 15

Feb 15 Mayo High School students form coalition to prevent sexual harassment

News | 2018
Top Reads

The club meets bright and early on Monday mornings before school and provides a safe place for students to discuss issues related to sexual harassment.

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