Chatfield
Chatfield, MN · Municipal
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Hwy. 60 closure at Wabasha Oct. 26-30
The Highway 60 Wabasha Bridge will be closed and detoured from October 26-30 while crews replace the BNSF Railway crossing at Nelson, Wis., according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT). The crossing replacement by the railroad requires the closure of Wisconsin Highway 25 from 6 a.m. on October 26...
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Red Wing Parks and Trails Survey
The City of Red Wing recently asked for your thoughts on the City’s parks and trails, and between River City Days and online surveys, 614 people answered. Feedback included: Small neighborhood parks are very important, and the Old Fairgrounds, East End, and downtown need more play spaces. Up-to-date equipment,...
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Silver Lake Drawdown Underway as Rochester Kickstarts Major Dam Modification Project
Rochester's Silver Lake is getting a major makeover. The city just approved a nearly 19 million dollar project to replace the Depression-era dam with cascading pools and rapids while dredging the lake and building a new shoreline trail.
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Rochester Public Library fundraising for satellite branches to expand access across the city
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KIMT) - The Rochester Public Library is looking to bring library services closer to residents who face barriers getting to its downtown location, with a proposed pilot program that could establish satellite branches in the northwest and southeast parts of the city. The pilot is part of the...
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Gov. Tim Walz sending emergency aid to Olmsted County
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Ashley Hinson breaks from Donald Trump over Ohio political ad
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Former Owatonna employee sues city and 3 top officials for age discrimination and retaliation
Owatonna’s former communications manager is suing the city and three top officials for alleged age discrimination, retaliation, and whistleblower violations after she claims she was pushed out of her position by a younger leadership team, according to court documents filed last week.
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Free dance lessons return to downtown Rochester this fall
ROCHESTER, Minn. — Free dance lessons and social dancing events are returning to downtown Rochester from November through April. The Rochester Downtown Alliance, Rochester Art Center, USA Dance Chapter #2017 and the Rochester Salsa Community are partnering to offer the events. Community members of all experience levels are invited to learn new steps, meet fellow dancers and enjoy an afternoon or evening of movement and music.
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County 4-H’er honored by Kiwanis Sunrisers
Maycie M. was recognized as the Kiwanis Sunrisers of Winona 4-H Youth Representative for the month of October. She is a member of the Mount Vernon Beacons 4-H Club and has previously held the president position. Following graduation, she plans to attend Luther College to play basketball and go into nursing school.
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Rochester homeowner says lawn company tech left hate symbol in yard
KSTP 5 Eyewitness News Minneapolis-St. Paul MN
Minnesota Bound: Saint James Hotel
Faribault Daily News
Kenyon facing multi-million dollar bill for cannabis facility infrastructure
On the east side of Kenyon, in its industrial park, a cannabis-growing facility is under active construction. But through a series of missed deadlines and miscommunication, City Administrator Scott Lehner said the park may not have the energy infrastructure needed…
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Stormont Vail marks 12 years in Mayo Clinic Care Network
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Leaders from the Mayo Clinic traveled from Rochester, Minnesota, to Topeka this week to celebrate 12 years of Stormont Vail’s collaboration in the Mayo Clinic Care Network. Dr. Mark Larson is a gastroenterologist and medical director of the Mayo Clinic Care Network. The network gives...
Owatonna People's Press
Council OKs stipend increase in 2027, budget hit $8.6K
The Owatonna City Council approved an increase to the city’s elected officials’ stipends beginning next year at Tuesday’s council meeting. Councilors Dan Boeke and Don McCann voted against the proposed ordinance. The Owatonna City Council at Tuesday’s meeting voted to increase elected officials’ stipends beginning January 2027. The state requires any changes to elected officials’ stipends to become effective following the next General Election. The last change was effective Jan. 1, 2023, Human Resources Director Rachel Boss said. Tuesday’s meeting saw a second and final reading of the ordinance. Council approved the first reading of the proposal during the Oct. 6 meeting by another 5-2 vote. Beginning Fiscal Year 2027, the budget impact will be $8,600.52. “This is a tough thing to do at any time. We have looked at multiple ways to do this over my years on the council,” Councilor Nathan Dotson said. “It's always tough to give yourself a raise, and I'll reiterate what I said last time. This job has definitely become more time-consuming and a little bit more involved than it was when I first got on the council. I won't get this raise, but I do support the council and any new council members