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Mayo Clinic Announces Special Lighting for MLK Holiday Enter your number to get our free mobile app Rochester, MN (KROC-AM News) - The most prominent landmark in downtown Rochester’s skyline will be bathed in red, white, and blue light tonight as part of the Mayo Clinic’s recognition and celebration of the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday. A news release says the patriotic lighting theme will illuminate the tower at the top of the Plummer Building to honor the life and legacy of the slain civil rights leader. The Mayo Clinic will use red, white, and blue lighting at its facilities in Albert...

Six Minnesota Mayo Clinic locations will be coated in red, white, and blue lights as a sign of hope for healing, peace, and a unified America after the events at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C..

Mayo Clinic lights up Plummer Building in show of unity Mayo Clinic also lit up facilities in Austin and Albert Lea. Posted: Jan 7, 2021 11:00 PM Updated: Jan 8, 2021 6:57 AM Posted By: Anthony Monzon ROCHESTER, Minn. - Mayo Clinic illuminated the Plummer Building in Downtown Rochester in red, white, and blue Thursday night in sign of unity after the events at the US Capitol Wednesday. Mayo Clinic also lit up six other facilities across the country, including ones in Austin and Albert Lea. The healthcare provider says it wants the display to project hope for healing, peace, and a unified Ame...

A leader in the women’s suffrage movement Marion Sloan was a student in Rochester’s first school, a teacher (at age 15), a leader in the women’s suffrage movement. And she once wore Clara Barton’s shoes. Written By: Tom Weber | × Marion Sloan, 1875, Age 30 On a December day in 1935, 89-year-old Marion L. Sloan left her room at Rochester’s Samaritan Hotel to take a look at the downtown Christmas decorations. Mayo Clinic’s modern Plummer Building—and the shops and streets crowded with holiday shoppers—must have presented a picture unlike that which had greeted Mar...