Post Bulletin Minute

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Roller skate center opens

• Soldiers Field Park, rapid transit are big spends in plan for nearly $32 million in state DMC funds for 2023

• 'She was gifted with never-failing tact'

• Despite proposed levy increase, Stewartville aims to reduce taxpayers' burdens

• Mayo set to honor its soccer giant, Dr. Charles Abboud

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Open house at Zollman Zoo in Oxbow Park

• Walz: Statewide 'swatting' shows need for gun safety, mental health funding

• How a Mayo High School grad paved way for Minor League Baseball players to earn a living wage

• Chatfield Center for the Arts celebrates $8.7 million renovation

• Lourdes activities director Larson’s juggling act

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: First week in seven years, zero American casualties in Vietnam

• Golf advocates make their case to Rochester Park Board

• Rochester Public Schools Foundation awards more than $12,000 in grants

• Rochester man identified in Sunday shooting near Loring Park in Minneapolis

• Ask, No. 2 K-M win five-set thriller over No. 5 Stewartville

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Henry Ford is the wealthiest man in the world

• Soldiers Field update calls for $10 million pool upgrade while holding off on most golf course changes

• Chef tip: It's all about the knives

• Rochester’s newest clothing store continues mission of giving back to community

• Pro baseball career in doubt for Red Wing's Boldt after being released

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Gus Chafoulias to be inducted into the Minnesota Hospitality Hall of Fame

• Rochester Public Schools warns parents against inappropriate emails

• Brewery ruins, restoration efforts create a sense of curiosity in Mantorville

• Annual DMC event highlights potential for change and new conversations

• Lourdes basketball player Bretton picks Winona State

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Harley Davidson Barbie may be hard to find

• THC-infused beer debuts in Rochester

• Class is back in session for Farrell’s Down-to-Box adaptive kickboxing program

• Folwell zone change for rowhome project gets commission nod

• Hard-working Patten a driving force for Century

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Gun battle at St. Peter State Hospital

• Proposal seeks to set minimum size for Rochester police force

• Rochester parent speaks about the benefit of Seizure Smart Schools legislation

• Former Mayo Clinic administrator joins growing Rochester biotech firm as new COO

• Sports Q+A: Austin native Motzko has Gophers hockey team back among country's elite

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Jennifer Ostergaard wins Miss America Quality of Life Award

• ADU option to address affordable housing yields questions

• Candidates find a little common ground in District 24A forum

• Weather or not, local musicians played live for radio audience

• Logan Milene, Sam Warren state champs as member of Royals, just like their fathers

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: Jackie Robinson of Dodgers named Rookie of the Year

• Deer hunt in Rochester parks set to start Sept. 17

• Meet the neighbors: Frayed connections bring challenges for Rochester neighborhoods during COVID recovery

• Events for dogs? This weekend is packed in Rochester

• Former Rochester Grizzly Shea getting noticed for right reasons at the next level

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Mayo Medical School dedicated

• Amid a national hunger crisis, the Wabasha community helps meet local food needs

• Downtown revitalization grants totaling $1.6 million announced, with more expected

• Rochester Carillon to honor Queen Elizabeth with memorial recital Friday

• Kasson-Mantorville gets ground game going to roll past Winona

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