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Thesis Beer Project in Rochester closes taproom early (opens the original)
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save ROCHESTER, Minn. â Thesis Beer Project on Second Street closed its taproom Tuesday, Sept. 29, earlier than the business had planned.The owners had said the taproom would close by the end of the year. The closure ends weeks of anticipation for live music fans and craft beer enthusiasts who followed the business's plans.Thesis Beer Project says ongoing Second Street construction for the Link Bus Rapid Transit proj
Fillmore County flood victims urged to report storm damage (opens the original)
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FILLMORE COUNTY, Minn. â Fillmore County residents affected by the September 18-19 storms and flooding are being asked to report their impacts through an online survey. The Fillmore County Sheriff's Office is collecting information from residents who experienced damage during the storms. Those who have already submitted reports do not need to respond again. FEMA will conduct Individual Assistance damage surveys late next week, according to the sheriff's office. Residents can report their storm
July floods: Mower County pushes for federal disaster aid (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Minn. â Mower County officials are waiting for federal approval on a disaster declaration request following flooding in July. Sheriff Steven Sandvik said the county's Emergency Management team worked with Minnesota emergency management partners to push FEMA and the Small Business Administration to adjust how they evaluate disaster assistance for rural communities. Federal officials agreed to change the criteria used in the assessment process. The Emergency Management team then helped F
Mayo Clinic settles suit over denied vaccine exemption (opens the original)
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save ROCHESTER, Minn. â Mayo Clinic will pay $50,000 to settle a federal lawsuit alleging the health care provider denied a security guard's request for a religious exemption from its COVID-19 vaccine policy.The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed the lawsuit after Mayo Clinic rejected the Rochester employee's accommodation request in December 2021. The security guard, who worked in a non-medical role,
Grand Meadow drinking water is safe again, city says (opens the original)
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save GRAND MEADOW, Minn. â The City of Grand Meadow has lifted its boil water advisory and confirmed the drinking water is safe to use.Officials notified residents on Sept. 21 about a loss of pressure across the system due to a well pump failure, which prompted a precautionary boil water advisory. Lab tests revealed the drinking water was safe for consumption throughout the incident and remains safe now."The advisory
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