Post Bulletin Minute

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Two local youths win state hula-hoop competition

• Rochester coffee roaster providing relief for Ukrainians

• Jill Veerkamp is a jack of all trades at the St. Charles Library

• Possible nonstop Dallas flights may be circling Rochester

• Fritcher gets shot with MoonDogs and he takes advantage

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Handgun control bill fails

• Minnesota's Field of Dreams hosts 45th baseball tournament

• To NASA and beyond: John Marshall teacher wraps up her 'summer of the nerd'

• Rochester Gift of Life car show raises funds for families and patients facing transplants

• House fire has Meisters grateful for community support

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: American Air Museum opens in England

• 50 years: KTTC-TV news cameraman Chuck Sibley has seen it all

• Campaign finance filings slow in Olmsted County primary races

• Hormel Institute in Austin host scientists, interns for "Research Day"

• Lourdes AD job remains open; coaches hail the work that had been done by Steve Strickland

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Circus wagon overturns

• BCA identifies man, Rochester police officer involved in fatal shooting

• Heading north on Highway 52? Don't let construction spoil your trip

• Rochester's American Ninja Warrior out of competition but raised over $22k for nonprofit

• Prep Bowl pushed back; high school football season will stretch into December

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Mayo Clinic to build a new employee health center

• Rochester mayor's race spending tops $28,000 heading into four-way primary election

• 8 questions with Rochester chess master Matt Jensen

• Petition seeks to kick state Sen. Dornink off GOP ballot; chief justice asks, why so late?

• Walch begins second training camp with Browns

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Riverview Greens Golf Course opens in Stewartville

• A local 'angel' investment fund is ready to invest after raising $7 million

• Surviving the smash-up at the Olmsted County Fair's demolition derby

• Direct balloting set to start for primary election, and here's a few things you should know

• Chatfield finishes 0-2 at American Legion state tournament: 'It was great experience'

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: American Vegetarian Party seeks power

• Amid confusion about expected deficit, Rochester Schools may end year $10 million stronger than planned

• Olmsted County District 4 candidates seek to define their potential as commissioners

• Vegan food line concocted by Mayo High School graduate fills 3,000 retailers

• Lake City golfers carry on program tradition at Women's State Amateur Championship

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Virginia Piper kidnapped from her home

• Rochester Art Center continues making adjustments to fix budget shortfalls

• Rochester food concession operator ordered to pay $200,000 in back pay and fines for visa violations

• Pearls in the rough: 'Clam Fest' draws rare cars to Goodhue

• Byron native Lee nominated for NCAA Woman of the Year

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Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Teachers in Plainview sign a new contract

• Log Cabin Grill is no longer considered potential landmark

• Rochester Public Schools announces 'Chargers' as mascot for new online school

• Dover-Eyota schools asking voters to approve $21 million referendum

• Rochester's Stuart headed back to the NHL as coach with Edmonton Oilers

The Post Bulletin is proud to be a part of the Trust Project. Learn more at thetrustproject.org.

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Betty Blahnik named new Honey Queen

• COVID timing affects transit study, but potential changes likely come with trade-offs

• Brewery elevates historic Lanesboro Grain Co. building

• Mayo Clinic has a new shop in store for South Broadway

• Gozola Sr. has passion for keeping youth baseball fields in perfect shape

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