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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Want to find Zac Barbieur? Look up in the trees (opens the original)
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Climbing trees is serious business for Rochester resident Zac Barbieur. In fact, he’s a Certified Tree Climber. In his work as an arborist, climbing trees is an important skill that allows him to care for his client’s trees. Barbieur owns and operates Earthworks Tree & Garden, LLC. He started the business in 2023 after working in the tree-care industry for several years in different capacities. A childhood interest in squirrels might have been the first step Barbieur took to becoming a professio
Mike Bentele is a triple threat in the community: healthcare, music and art (opens the original)
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As a radiation therapist at Mayo Clinic, Mike Bentele works hard to treat patients suffering from cancer, but his dedication to patients doesn’t stop him from being creative. Aside from his work in healthcare, Bentele plays guitar with Clay Fulton & The Lost Forty, and creates silver and turquoise jewelry for his Lucky Star Trading Co. Bentele moved to Rochester in 2011 to begin his new adventure with Mayo Clinic. “Being a part of the radiation oncology team stood out to me because I wanted to h
Rochester's Cody Rollings is pretty fly for a fishing guy (opens the original)
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When it comes to jigs, Cody Rollings has more than a little experience. That’s not because he can cut a rug, but because he can tie a fly with the best of them. In the past three months, he says he’s tied more than 2,300 fishing jigs for his company Rusty Hook Custom Jigs. “I started fishing around age 4 when I was strong enough to hold a fishing rod,” says Rollings. “I grew up on the lake. My grandmother had a cabin on Duck Lake in south-central Minnesota. When she decided she could no longer t
Is the drive to Mystic Lake worth the trip for Rochester concertgoers? (opens the original)
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“All I ever wanted was a big back yard where me and my brothers could play our guitars,” sang Kevin Hearn at the Mystic Lake Amphitheater. He got his wish because he and his bandmates from Barenaked Ladies were playing their guitars in what has become Minnesota’s biggest musical backyard. The outdoor and partially covered amphitheater provides space for 19,000 fans, food trucks, a host of watering holes and turf space for some games of corn hole. Opened this past June, it is currently the larges
Rochester bar preserves musical record with 'Sole Sessions' (opens the original)
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The Sole Sessions are helping create the next generation of “shoe-per” stars and “toe-tal” legends by presenting videos of musical acts recorded at The Shoe Beverage Bar. The bar is located in Rochester on North Broadway in a building that formerly housed Thee Only Shoe Repair for many decades. Eric Kramlinger, one of the co-owners of The Shoe Beverage Bar, is responsible for creating the intimate Sole Sessions recordings. He jokes that he and his fellow co-owners — Frankie Jewison, Matt Jewison
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