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Hannah Kuipers

Rochester’s

First Family of Classical Music

How the Kuipers siblings are making classical cool

Flipped golf carts?

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Your craziest golf stories in our

How you doin’?Rochester’s

Best-Looking

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PLUS: Czech jet? Armored truck? Six of the City’s Coolest Vehicles; more

Best Bartender eats

Best Cheese Curds

THE ROCHIESDog drives semi!Woman spends $20K on cat!Man robs bank on live TV!2016’s strangest stories.

LOVE & MARRIAGE

Touching (and tacky) proposal stories

She said yes to “Say Yes to the Dress”

4 picture-perfect Rochester weddings

PLUS: Revisit the 1980 USA vs. Russia hockey game (the one in Rochester)

Kate & Chance

McNamara

10 (OR SO) QUESTIONS ...with Tom Overlie (finally!)

She ran away. And joined the circus.

ONE WOMAN, ONE YEAR WITH RINGLING BROS.

PLUS: ToF&3 band schedule; Life lessons from Rochester’s Best Bartenders; Rochester, Retro; more

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100 DAYS CAN’T-MISS

100 DAYS OF SUMMER

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7 Retirement Tips for Every Generation (and more in our Financial Planning section)

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90 YEARS

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ONE LADY GAGA SONG

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How Kristina Hesby built a foundation

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THE MAN WITH THE MiG

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Since its official kickoff in 2013—when Dr. John Noseworthy announced the Destination Medical Center initiative at the state Capitol—DMC has gotten plenty of big-picture coverage.

We hear about the big money: $3.5 billion in Mayo investments, $2.1 billion in private investments, $585 million in infrastructure to bring it all together.

The big time frame: 20 years.

The big changes: Like the big hole where the big (19-story, $124 million) Hilton hotel project is underway on South Broadway downtown.

Looking forward, though, we want to know about the little things—those specifics and how they’ll affect, well, us.

So we asked numerous area experts for those specific predictions (What is this costing me? Can we become the “Silicon Valley of Medicine”? Will there really be a train tunnel over First Street SE?).

Answers: .25 percent in sales taxes. yes. Probably.

DISCOVERY SQUARE

CENTRAL STATION

ST. MARYS PLACE

HEART OF THE CITY DOWNTOWN WATERFRONT

WHAT WILL

DMC mean to you?16,000 new parking spaces? Downtown condos and restaurants along the

Zumbro? The New Standards playing at the new Chateau concert hall?

Since its official kickoff in 2013—when Dr. John Noseworthy announced the Destination Medical Center initiative at the state Capitol—DMC has gotten plenty of big-picture coverage.

We hear about the big money: $3.5 billion in Mayo investments, $2.1 billion in private investments, $585 million in infrastructure to bring it all together.

The big time frame: 20 years.

The big changes: Like the big hole where the big (19-story, $124 million) Hilton hotel project is underway on South Broadway downtown.

Looking forward, though, we want to know about the little things—those specifics and how they’ll affect, well, us.

So we asked numerous area experts for those specific predictions. What is this costing me? Can we become the “Silicon Valley of Medicine”? Will there really be a train tunnel over First Street SE?

Answers: .25 percent in sales taxes. Yes. Probably.

Photos courtesy of DMC Economic Development Agency

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Scotch Eggs at Whistle Binkies; Salt and Pepper Calmari at Dooley’s

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1014 North Broadway Ave., 507-281-3342,“Pho Chau” on Facebook

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STYLE ON THE SCENEBy Jennifer Koski

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Ulitmate Area Golf Guide

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