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Rochester, Minnesota · Rochester

What is causing the leaves to curl on my tomato plants?

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DC Archbishop Slams Trump Megabill, Immigration Crackdown

50% Right coverage: 12 sources

Cardinal Robert McElroy, the archbishop of Washington D.C., slammed President Trump’s immigration policies by describing the administration’s measures as “inhumane” and “morally repugnant.” “It’s right to be able to control our borders. However, what’s going on now is something far beyond that,” McElroy told CNN on Tuesday.  “It is a mass, indiscriminate deportation of men…See the Story

Agriculture · Rochester

It’s a so-far-so-good summer for Minnesota turkey producers

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

ALEXANDRIA, Minn. — Minnesota turkey growers are sitting in a better position this summer than a year ago, thanks to research, funding and strategic actions focused on poultry health. One indicator that growers are able to gain some relief is that it’s been five months since the last report of highly pathogenic avian influenza in Minnesota. The other major threat facing the turkey industry, avian metapneumovirus, has also been met head-on with t…See the Story

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Replanting decisions begin on North Dakota crops that did not weather the storm

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The storms that swept through the region on June 20 devastated many acres of crops. Now, farmers must decide if they should replant their acres that didn’t weather the storm. In Steele County, corn and soybeans are becoming the dominating crop, with dry beans still popular as well. Megan Vig, NDSU Extension agriculture and natural resources agent, is concerned about all three commodities after the storm. Small grains were also impacted by hail i…Agriculture · RochesterSee the Story

Rochester roadwork on Highway 14 to cause traffic delays

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Crews will remove 3 inches of asphalt and replace it with two layers of new asphalt, each 1.5 inches thick.Rochester, Minnesota · RochesterSee the Story

Exercises for Patellar Dislocation

One of the most nerve-wracking sensations you can experience is the feeling of your knee “giving out” or suddenly buckling on you. After it happens once, it’s easy to start questioning every step or avoiding activities altogether out of fear that it will happen again.  If this sounds familiar, you are in the right place, as the rest of this article will cover the most common myths and causes of knee instability, as well as some of the best exerc…Rochester, Minnesota · RochesterRead Article

Closing of Downtown Intimates adult business recalls Rochester's pornographic past

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ROCHESTER — The history of smut and pornography in Rochester is a long and colorful one. Yet, when Downtown Intimates/The THC Joint, an established downtown Rochester adult entertainment and vaping shop, announced its closure last week, it passed with scant notice — a far cry from the atmosphere of uproar and titanic battles once waged between city fathers and sellers of pornography over their sex-oriented businesses and the First Amendment. The…Rochester, Minnesota · RochesterRead Article

National homebuilder wants to create 454 single-family lots in northwest Rochester

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ROCHESTER — A proposed subdivision of 185 acres in northwest Rochester to create 454 single-family lots on 185 acres is up for review Monday. The Rochester City Council will hold a public hearing on the request by Florida-based homebuilder Lennar, during its regular meeting at 6 p.m. Monday in council chambers of the city-county Government Center. The proposal is part of a larger 470-acre plan for the national homebuilder, which plans to purchas…Rochester, Minnesota · RochesterSee the Story

As Rochester Public Schools gears up for first year under new budget model, staffing projected to stay flat

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ROCHESTER — As the principals of Rochester’s more than 20 public schools began planning for the year ahead, they had more decisions to make this time around about the people working in their buildings. Did they want to designate some funding for reading specialists? Or would it be better to put those dollars toward an equity specialist? Did they want to hire additional teachers to reduce their class sizes? Or did they want to invest in an instru…Rochester, Minnesota · RochesterRead Article

Getting your fallopian tubes removed at Mayo Clinic? They could be used in cancer research

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ROCHESTER — It will take just one cell to uncover how ovarian cancer starts to develop in the body. "The process of finding the cell, that rare cell ... that seeds this disease, it's a one-time discovery," said Nagarajan Kannan, director of the Stem Cell and Cancer Biology Laboratory at Mayo Clinic. "Many labs are looking for it. We have not yet found it." In order to find the specific cell that contains the right genetic changes to cause ovaria…Rochester, Minnesota · RochesterRead Article

AgweekTV Full Show: Replant decisions, turkey diseases, Iowa crop conditions, patriotic schoolhouse

This week on AgweekTV, farmers are facing the decision of replanting their acres after devastating storms blew threw. The turkey industry takes a heavy hit from another avian disease. From heavy rains to high winds, it's been an unusual year for Iowa crops. And one old South Dakota schoolhouse shows its patriotism. ]]>Agriculture · RochesterRead Article

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