Post Bulletin Minute

Stories mentioned in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Rochester ranked second best city to live in

• Healthy fruit bowls set sail in Rochester's Uptown

• Neighbors are encouraging neighbors to learn about proposed development code

• Local Habitat for Humanity chapters start construction for summer housing projects

• Pine Island's White ends with another state record

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Stories mentioned in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Stewartville boys Track and Field team takes home state championship

• Rochester School Board whittles down deficit by $20M ahead of approving budget

• Construction firm working on new, larger Med City office

• Questions remain for community corrections after Fillmore County leaves three-county program

• Down to last out, Winona rallies past Byron to win Section 1AAA baseball title

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Stories mentioned in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: Floods devastate Southeastern Iowa

• Goose management report shows reduced number of eggs found in Rochester parks

• Rochester auto body shops experiencing monthlong backlogs

• Rochester School Board announces ‘The Bison’ as mascot for Dakota Middle School

• Lourdes outlasts Plainview-Elgin-Millville in nine innings to win section baseball title

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Stories mentioned in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Jack Drews named head John Marshall football coach

• Neighbors lose appeal to block apartment project on edge of Country Club Manor

• Rochester Motor's Dan Bissen has a delicious hidden talent

• New looks give Mr. Pizza North different flavor after renovations and reopening

• Chatfield dedicates this state tournament appearance to 2020 team that didn't get the chance

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Stories mentioned in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Flag lowered at Claremont Public School

• Restorative justice program brings closure, healing following hard situations

• SEMCIL plans to build an accessible indoor recreation center in Northwest Rochester

• Pine Island Cheese Festival is back to kick off another summer

• Unbreakable bond helps carry Stewartville throwers to greatness

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Stories mentioned in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: New professional basketball team coming to Minneapolis

• Exhibit shows 'Why Treaties Matter' in Olmsted County

• Rochester man sentenced to more than 27 years in state prison for aiding and abetting 2019 murder

• Four candidates for Rochester School Board seek election as a conservative bloc

• Winona repeats as Section 1AAA softball champion

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On the 10th episode of the Post Bulletin's "Behind the Headline" podcast, digital content producer Erich Fisher talks with education reporter Jordan Shearer about his weekend focus regarding an increase in violent and disruptive behavior at Rochester Public Schools this past school year.

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• 'Has anyone asked the students?' RPS aims to get ahead of disruptive behavior that came in the wake of COVID

Stories mentioned in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Michael Restovich named Minnesota baseball player of the year

• Guns and the 1st Congressional District: Where never the twain shall part

• Mechanic duo hope to bring back old service station vibe with new Rochester repair shop

• Big and small fundraiser in Southern Minnesota take initiative to support humanitarian efforts in Ukraine

• A resounding repeat: Lake City girls dominate Section 1AA golf meet to return to state

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Stories mentioned in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: High schools must produce good citizens

• 'Has anyone asked the students?': RPS aims to get ahead of disruptive behavior that came in the wake of COVID

• Demolition of former Michaels Restaurant in Rochester's downtown to start this summer

• Four primary elections expected to narrow Rochester candidates

• Section softball: Cannon Falls, Chatfield and Wabasha-Kellogg advance to championship Thursday

• Winona foils Byron's strategy in Section 1AAA semifinals

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Stories mentioned in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Jury weighs McVeigh case

• Founder of Bigelow Homes dies following motorcycle crash

• Meg Novak wants you to understand midwifery

• Can Winona pollinator corridor put endangered bees on road to recovery?

• Rochester Honkers use big night from Will Asby and solid effort from bullpen to take opener

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