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Olmsted County gears up for senior housing project - Vimarsana News

Olmsted County gears up for senior housing project

HRA board directs staff to start work on developing 40-unit apartment complex at Mayowood Road site to help low-income seniors.

County approval granted as step toward approval of development near heron nesting site - Vimarsana News

County approval granted as step toward approval of development near heron nesting site

Commissioners cite legal requirements for approval of request as issue moves toward Rochester Township Board review.

How long will it take to vaccinate all Olmsted County residents? - Vimarsana News

How long will it take to vaccinate all Olmsted County residents?

How long will it take to vaccinate all Olmsted County residents? Olmsted County Public Health director said he's hoping vaccine distribution will continue to increase in the coming weeks. 7:44 pm, Jan. 19, 2021 × An image from an electron microscope shows SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. NIAID-RML/Zuma Press/TNS Olmsted County residents won’t be fully vaccinated for another five months at the current distribution rate, which has been approximately 7,000 doses a week since the year started. “I’m hoping to see the vaccine allocation increasing in the nea...

Business hardships spur property tax flexibility - Vimarsana News

Business hardships spur property tax flexibility

Business hardships spur property tax flexibility Olmsted County commissioners split on effort to provide payment plans on commercial and industrial property taxes due by year's end 7:41 am, Dec. 16, 2020 × Olmsted County logo Tessa Leung said providing an option to make payments on her downtown property taxes will reduce increasing pressure on the restaurant in the building she owns at 4 Third St. SW. “We’re now at the point where we are just trying to keep staff employed and figure out how to do everything else,” she said of operations at Nellie's on Third Kitc...