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The building owners have until March 31 to return it to arts and cultural use.

More than 5,000 at-home COVID-19 at-home test kits will be distributed at six libraries Wednesday in St. Lucie County.

The Castle Community has until Jan. 10 to come back into compliance with the City of Rochester. More than two-thirds of the way through its allotted 60-day grace period, no one seems to know how the Castle Community is going to do it.

Council members receive update on policy as they differ on approaches for cameras in public areas

Park Board continues discussions of wildlife management

Options eyed to fund ongoing maintenance and operating expenses for updated public spaces

Operating and maintenance expenses are expected to grow as public spaces are upgraded as part of economic development effort.

Rochester City Council members voice desire to operate building for more than interim period. Written By: Randy Petersen | × The Chateau Theatre was originally opened in 1928 as a vaudeville theater and later was home to a Barnes & Noble bookstore. A future use for the historic Chateau Theater is in the works following the end of a first interim operations agreement this year. “We’ve gone through the first interim use, and we learned a lot,” said Jaymi Wilson, Rochester...

Rochester City Council approves plan to design district energy system Proposal will provide heat and cooling for downtown city buildings, with the option to expand service to private buildings. 10:18 pm, May 3, 2021 × Plans to spend $400,000 to start designing a $15.6 million downtown Rochester district energy system received a green light Monday. The Rochester City Council unanimously approved a plan to move toward replacing the city’s reliance on Olmsted County’s s...

Developer given added time to meet goals at former Kmart site Lease extension for former Southeast Rochester retail site keeps overall goals in place while allowing added flexibility within same 7.5 years. 10:48 pm, Apr. 5, 2021 × The former Kmart site and properties stretching north are included in a small area planning effort that has lauched and is expected to take seven to eight months. (Andrew Link / alink@postbulletin.com) An extension of two deadlines connected to ...