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Jordan Glynn announced his candidacy last week to a room of supporters at the Conley-Maass-Downs building in downtown Rochester.
Encouraging students to share stories that impact their lives and their community. Sponsored by William L. French, Pasquale's Neighborhood Pizzeria & the Rochester Area Family YMCA.
If built, the tower would become one of the tallest buildings in Rochester and, combined with the now-under-construction Hilton Hotel, would drastically reshape the downtown skyline.
The developer tapped to handle Destination Medical Center's Discovery Square project, unveiled plans Thursday morning for the sub-district's first building.
Also announced this week, Grammy-nominated country singer Cassadee Pope will be performing at Riverside on July 23.
Ola's program focused on how students, specifically students of color, struggle with financing their college education and, in turn, completing their college education.
The business will serve the dough like ice cream, in dishes and cones topped with treats of your choosing.
According to organizers, the discussion will focus on ways to improve affordable housing availability in Rochester.
The Coralville, Iowa-based company has more than 60 locations across the U.S., including a handful in the Twin Cites metro.
This is the third time in the past several weeks that Wojcik has requested email correspondence from City Administrator Stevan Kvenvold.
One of the campaign's organizers, Joe Kinsella, wrote to Facebook, "Corey is a very kind man and could use a little help right now."
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.
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.
