Eric Min is a journalist for KTTC NBC 10, focusing on local news in Rochester, Minnesota. With a passion for community events and issues, Eric covers a wide range of topics, including celebrations, weather updates, local business news, political announcements, and charity events.
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Eric Min's coverage is deeply rooted in local events, community news, and nonprofit organizations within the United States, specifically Minnesota and Rochester. His focus includes announcements, event coverage, and seasonal topics related to family & relationships as well as culture & society.
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Last year, the event raised $42,332 for the Eagles Cancer Telethon, supporting cancer research. The grand total it has raised since its institution is $663,417.
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ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – Mayo Clinic Dermatologist Dr. Alexander Meves was the recipient of the Eagles Cancer Telethon Research Fund Award in 2018. This financial support provided a boost to his study on melanoma.
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – The 71st Annual Eagles Cancer Telethon raised $967,779. These funds will stay locally, benefitting cancer researchers from Mayo Clinic, the Hormel Institute, and the Masonic Cancer Center at the University of Minnesota.
By: Eric Min
Monday’s gathering is in the spirit of Dr. King’s resilience and commitment no matter how dark times may get.
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