Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 28th of August.
Good morning, Rochester.
The Mayor's Office will screen a 9/11 documentary on Sept.
10 at 7 p.m. at RCTC Hill Theatre (851 30th Avenue SE) to show how New York’s public engagement can inspire more meaningful community input here. A guided discussion will follow the free event.
Friends of Silver Lake appealed the decision to demolish Silver Lake Dam + renovate the park, asking officials to reexamine the plans announced on Thursday, Aug.
27.
Thai-riffic owners said the restaurant will close due to ongoing construction+ causing service disruptions, and they have not shared a reopening plan.
Customers will need to stay tuned for further updates.
Thai-riffic closed its doors on Aug.
27 due to downtown construction (the closure was immediate), leaving local customers without the once-popular restaurant option.
Giliberto’s Taco Shop closed indefinitely after officials identified a health code violation on Thursday, Aug.
27.
The Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council and Springboard for the Arts will offer three free virtual workshops for artists covering recordkeeping on Sept.
9, legal considerations on Oct. 7 and funding on Nov. 18; pre-registration is required for all sessions.
Rochester Public Schools approved new fall football policies for John Marshall, Century, and Mayo high schools.
Cross-town games will start at 5:30 p.m. with gates opening one hour early (elementary and middle students must be accompanied by a parent).
Southbound Highway 52 near Rochester will be closed for repairs at the 85th Street bridge; a detour starts at 7:00 p.m. today and ends at 5:00 a.m. Monday — a single lane closure remains through October.
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