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Rochester property tax levy capped at nearly $92.8 million for next year, up from approximately $86.8 million.

Ex-commuters say they’ve noticed positive impacts in their professional and personal lives, and with fewer people traveling into Rochester each workday, the downtown parking landscape has changed.

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Council members received information on a variety of current and potential project during tour of city.

City staff points to hope that federal funding could create park-and-ride that would also help with parking pressure during big meets and tournaments.

The new 125 Live agreement covers a variety of issues, from providing free space for the city’s AccessABLE Recreation program to a plan for proposed renovations to an unused lower level space.

Third of three planned learning sessions set for Monday

Rochester unanimously approves three-year agreement to let organization schedule events in historiuc venue.

The proposed facility is part of city's request to renew its current sales tax beyond 2024.

The Rochester City Council agreed to sell the historic Armory building to the Castle Community in September 2017, under the stipulation that the building would be used for art and cultural activities. Under the purchase agreement, the Castle Community was in violation of its contract while renting space to Echo Church.