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ROCHSTER, Minn. - The Med City is working on building a first class rapid transit system called ‘LINK.’ Thursday Destination Medical Centers board of directors passed a resolution to support

Potential changes include route extension and upgrades to key stops along Second Street Southwest

Council will be asked to officially end Bloom agreement as options are studied for city-owned property along Zumbro River.

The shell of the 121,000-square-foot science and technology complex, linked to the original One Discovery Square center, is wrapping construction at 300 Second Ave. SW. The next stage of construction will build out the public meeting areas and lobby, and start work on tenant spaces aiming toward completion this summer.

Online message includes a variety of voices from leaders throughout the city

Rochester city staff will present information during a pair of online sessions Thursday.

Other work has been completed alongside Destination Medical Center efforts, fueling the release of public funds.

Adjacent One Discovery Square is completely full

DMC EDA joins efforts to encourage businesses to fill empty spaces in downtown core

Gov. Walz leads trade mission to the UK and Finland, Crookston farmers part of trip