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Nominations open for downtown Rochester impact award

The Sandy Keith Downtown Impact Award nominations are accepted through July 31.

Williamstown Residents Approve New Fire Station

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — An overwhelming number of voters at a well attended special fire district meeting Tuesday approved a $22.5 million project to build a new fire station on Main...

Williamstown Residents Approve New Fire Station

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — An overwhelming number of voters at a well attended special fire district meeting Tuesday approved a $22.5 million project to build a new fire station on Main...

Archery hunt in Rochester parks culls nearly three dozen deer

First deer-management hunt seen as success with limited complaints.

Coperion K-Tron Emerson And Continua Partner For Continuous Pharmaceutical Processes

Coperion K-Tron is pleased to announce its partnership with process automation and software experts Emerson and Continua Process Systems to provide...

Deer hunt pilot program coming to Rochester parks

Director of Rochester's Parks, Paul Widman, said the city is currently looking at Essex Park, Gamehaven Park and Indian Heights Park as locations for the hunt.

Rochester parks deer hunt receives council approval

Parks are still being selected for inclusion in effort to manage deer population in the city

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City, state offer Crenlo $750,000 in forgivable loans to remain in Rochester

City, state offer Crenlo $750,000 in forgivable loans to remain in Rochester The City of Rochester, working with Rochester Economic Development Inc., has proposed providing Crenlo Engineered Cabs with a $300,000 forgivable loan from the city’s Economic Development Fund. The city also applied for a $450,000 forgivable loan from the state's Minnesota Investment Fund. The subsidy is to keep the company from closing its Rochester operations and cutting about 400 local jobs. 9:20 pm, Apr. 14, 2021 × City of Rochester and the State of Minnesota have proposed to award $750,000 in forgivable loans to Crenlo Engineered Cabs. The owners of the 69-year-old Med City manufacturer told its employees and city staff in 2020 that they were considering leaving Rochester and shifting production to facilities in Iowa and North Carolina.

Crenlo seeks subsidy to keep Rochester plants open