The Answer Man is a journalist for the Rochester Post Bulletin, focusing on local news and issues in Rochester, Minnesota. With a knack for answering readers' questions and providing insights on various topics, the Answer Man keeps the community informed and engaged through his articles.
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Rochester, United States (Local)
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The "Answer Man" appears to focus on providing expert commentary and discussing government announcements, with a specific focus on local news in Rochester, Minnesota. The themes covered in his articles include entertainment news, government & politics, culture & society, and sustainability.
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Whatever happened to that old rock collection on display at the Third Avenue OMC clinic?
Reader questions the efficacy of the ever-increasing number of traffic circles.
Mayo Clinic emergency is meant for just that.
Dear Answer Man: I had a wheelchair-accessible van bring me home and left the wheelchair. I know that wheelchairs are expensive. Is there a phone number for Mayo Clinic-issued wheelchairs that got left behind at various homes? I don’t want to leave it on the free spot in my yard. Thank you. — Mobile Maynard.
Reader wants to know if old "abandoned" cemeteries can accept new business.
By: Answer Man
Mighty Oaks Early Learning Center will stay in its current spot for another year and move into the Pinewood building at the start of the 2025-26 year.
Seeing some recent polls about sexy uniforms, a reader asks how hot are Minnesotans in their service attire.
Reader misses the Lincoln dealership in town, but there's a lot of that going around.
Answer Man gives the candidate and ballot schedule.
The restaurant at 1226 S. Broadway closed late in 2023 and has long been slated for a new chapter in its life.
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