Post Bulletin Minute

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: 83 women start at Kahler Hospital Training School for Nurses

• Funding for park trash cans sees mixed support

• Welcoming Week events kick off in Winona County Friday

• Education commissioner fields questions from Byron students considering teaching careers

• No. 3 RCTC wins fourth straight in volleyball

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: Queen Nazli, Queen mother of Egypt, arrives in Rochester

• Election concerns linger for Olmsted County group

• Point of Last Drink aims to intervene with establishments that overserve

• Fiddlehead Coffee’s original location closes, moving their coffee roaster to a new Twin Cities location

• Austin, Anchorage bringing NAHL hockey to Rochester for one night only

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Gordie Howe laces up his skates one more time

• Producing legacy: Rochester program continues to see students find successful career paths

• Creating a Sanctuary: former teacher beautifies the entrance to Century High School with a flower garden

• From Rochester to Capri and beyond, Patricia Pattison saw the world

• Red Wing's Toivonen grateful for opportunity with Vikings

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: Driver’s training to be taught at Rochester High School

• Woman hopes to help preschool children flourish at her center based on Jewish values

• 'Our job is to save lives'

• Rochester council weighs funding support for nonprofits

• Hat trick from Heise lifts US into Women's World Championship semifinals

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: War hero Eisenhower arrives at Minnesota State Fair

• Jared Kushner has surgery for cancer after Mayo Clinic visit

• Food shelves, banks say Farm Bill is key to decreasing growing food insecurity

• Penz Automotive’s Spring Valley location to move onto former Peterson Motors site

• Kingsland's Fly Guy: Kolling hopes to take Knights to new heights on football field

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Diana, Princess of Wales, dies in accidentRochester Public Schools sued over gym class injury

• Remodel, build, grow: $380 million invested in school buildings across Rochester area over five years

• Prison Puppy Program in Rochester starts again

• Fillmore Central’s Corson is ready to get the job done, no matter what it takes

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: “Doc” Graham visits Rochester

• First Student still facing driver shortage before school year, but no concerns on operations

• Mayai, once a 'Lost Boy,' seeks Rochester area help to fund scholarships for South Sudan students

• Broken Paddle gives visitors their fix on the Mississippi

• Kasson-Mantorville's Hugeback aims to go pro in cornhole

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Rochester man arrested by "hootch squad"

• Rochester couple celebrate 75th wedding anniversary, reflect on taking the road less traveled

• New bodybuilding competition a success for Rochester residents

• Kasson horse feed maker turns to forgotten crop as an ingredient and investment

• Southeastern Minnesota connection Borgeson, Robley a winner for St. Thomas

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Room and board needed for students attending school

• Food service workers picket in front of Mayo Clinic

• Rochester and Winona schools partner for online learning

• Rustic doesn't come cheap; Pine Island log cabin asking price just below $1 million

• Scary soccer thought: St. Charles/Lewiston-Altura's Gust is back to 100 percent

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: Baseball game in Nicollet Park uses same baseball entire game

• Anti-abortion pregnancy centers pose medical information privacy risk

• How community comments affected – or didn’t – the proposed unified development code

• Mussel, fish surveys around Austin document the health of the Cedar River Watershed

• Brothers in the spotlight on track championship night at Deer Creek Speedway

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