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Labour has announced the two candidates who will stand for election next year in the local government ballot in Moray.

Written By: Matthew Stolle, a href "mailto:mstolle@postbulletin.com" mstolle@postbulletin.com /a | 10:34 am, Apr. 9, 2016 × Rev. Fritz Hudson When the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Rochester was founded 150 years ago, it was only eight years after Minnesota became a state. That might sound really old, but it's not. Not if you compare it to other UU churches, like the First Church of Boston, which is nigh unto 400 years old. By that measure, Rochester's church has barely escaped adolescence. For interim Rev. Fritz Hudson, the significance of 150 years lies in the remember...

Rochester developer, affordable housing advocate Joe Weis dies at age 88 Joe Weis, a prolific Rochester developer known for his booming voice, ever-present cigar and his drive to build affordable housing, passed away at age of 88 over the weekend. He is the latest in a string of long-time and high profile Rochester leaders to die in recent months. Written By: Jeff Kiger | × Joe Weis of Weis Builders in Rochester. Joe Weis, a prolific Rochester developer known for his booming voice, ever-present cigar and his drive to build affordable housing, died this weekend at...

But in a year of so much disturbance and angst brought about by a once-in-a-century pandemic and political and social upheaval, their departure has reinforced the sense of a community in transition. A turning of the page. The passing of a generation, and the emergence of a new one. And a question: Who will be the city's next leaders and risk takers? "These people carried the city for a long time," said state Sen. Dave Senjem, who knew all three men. "Who's going to have those visions? Who is going to make the investment and have that courage?" Chafoulias, a land developer, built Rochester's ...

Rochester developer Gus Chafoulias, 85, has died The developer is behind some of Rochester's biggest buildings, including Fontaine Towers, Galleria at University Square, and the Double Tree and Hilton hotels. Written By: Post Bulletin staff reports | 10:40 am, Dec. 12, 2020 × Gus Chafoulias portrait taken from his office in the newly-completed Titan Investments H3 Plaza overlooking downtown Rochester in 2014. (Post Bulletin file) Gus Chafoulias, a land developer whose towering legacy includes some of the biggest buildings on the Rochester skyline, died at age 85 on Fri...