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Letters for May 9 Anti-vaccination people damage chance to return to normalcy As expected, an estimated 25-30 percent of Americans, for whatever reason, mistrust COVID vaccinations. The reasons include those among citizens of color whose experiences with vaccines are historically tainted. The excuses that should trouble us all are conspiracy theorists who believe we are being injected with microchips to control us, or Mr. Trump’s supporters who seem inherently skeptical of the virus itself, or those with sincere concerns unaware of the research on this virus since the '60s and during rec...

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Posted By: Hewson Beattie May 3, 2021 @ 7:46 pm Local News, News, State The Friends of the Library Spring Book sale for the Springfield-Greene County Library District set a new record in sales, raising over $172,000. That’s around $13,000 more than the previous record from the Fall 2020 book sale. Money from the book sales go towards many things such as music events, reading programs, author visits and more. This year’s Fall Book Sale is September 15-19. You can read more with a press release below… The Friends...

Some county data reflects what was seen in September, when the dial was previously in the moderate stage, but Jones said other trends in the last week pointed to a potential uptick in cases. Olmsted County saw the number of newly confirmed cases rise to 105 during the weekdays last week, compared to 74 a week earlier. Additionally, he said ongoing efforts to track COVID-19 through the city’s wastewater saw numbers decline on March 5, only to jump on March 12. Rochester Public Works Director Wendy Turri said the testing, which started last year, can indicate likely future increases or dec...

Good news...the Rochester Public Library is open despite Saturday's pipe leak.