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With the warm weather finally here in Rochester MN, most of us are turning our attention to the work that needs to be done outside the home. But before you turn your attention completely to the outside, there are still a few tasks that need to be done in June inside the home. Use the following checklist to get those chores done!

• Clean out the lint build up from inside the dryer vent. Specifically in the area from the dryer drum to where the air is vented to the outside. Consult your dryer owner’s manual or look online, if you have any questions at all about cleaning out the dryer vent.

• Repair or replace any broken or ripped screens from windows. Take down any exterior storm windows that need to be stored for the season. Take note of any cracks or holes and fill with caulk.

• Replace batteries in smoke and carbon dioxide detectors.  Also check and inspect all fire extinguishers. If you can afford it, consider hiring a service to maintain your fire extinguishers for you, and call them in to start this month.

• Shut down furnace for the season. If you are not comfortable shutting down your furnace, you can just turn your thermostat to its lowest setting. Or consider calling a local furnace profession to help you turn off the gas supply and turning down the pilot light.

• Store your winter clothes. With your basement all cleaned up, consider getting a few cheep rubbermade containters for the storage of your winter clothes. Extra large yard/trash bags work great in place of garment bags. Just tape up the bottom so no clothes is exposed.

• Clean up neglected areas. Spend some time cleaning hidden areas like basement stairs, basements, coat closets, porches and other area that don’t get cleaned regularly as part of your cleaning schedule.

It’s a good bet that you’re not going to want to spend a lot of time in the house during the month of June, but by focusing on this June Home Maintenance Checklist early you’ll have the rest of the month to get outside and enjoy the warm weather.

Here is this week's Rochester news from the Post Bulletin:

http://www.postbulletin.com/

5/28 Rare move: Minnesota judge finds attorney in contempt

5/30 Tigers top Twins 6-5 after runner allowed to score

5/30 Winners announced for one-act playwriting competition

5/30 Medical Edge: Though uncommon, broken bones can lead to fat embolism syndrome

5/30 Travel Scene: Has Egypt become a land of lost opportunities?

5/31 Cascade Meadow Wetlands & Environmental Science Center prepares for official opening

5/31 Minnesota notifies contractors of possible shutdown

5/31 Rochester chamber does not join others calling for more revenue

5/31 Medicare to link cost to hospital performance

5/31 Introducing Rochester's longest race

5/31 Familiar faces will help fill Honkers dugout

5/31 Words Players holds auditions for "Music Man"

5/31 Starwatch: Saturn dominates the evening skies

5/31 Hospitals hunt substitutes as drug shortages rise

6/1 Rochester school board ratifies contract with new superintendent

6/1 Some state workers to get layoff notices this week

6/1 Schedule announced for Fireworks Spectacular

6/1 Stewartville public schools to implement laptop program 2011-12 school year

6/1 Power of the Purse proves its popularity with sold-out event

6/1 Free Family Summer Series starts today at Wehrenberg Theatres

6/1 Experts say cellphones are possibly carcinogenic

6/2 Standoff ends peacefully after nearly seven hours

6/2 Firefighter discrimination case dismissed

6/2 Pregnant woman victim of gunshot wound in northeast Rochester

6/2 U.S. 52 closed for truck chemical spill

6/2 Lighted crosswalks to alert drivers

6/2 Heard on the Street: ZZest honored by specialty food group

6/2 Target revenue misses forecasts for May

6/2 Private sector adds 38,000 jobs in May, report finds

6/2 Pulse on Health: Veterans face re-integration stress

Obviously, there are good reasons not to mow the lawn when it's wet: Damp grass is slippery to walk on, and clippings tend to clump, which doesn't look good, and, depending on how thick they are,  may mean you have to rake them up. That's no fun for you and not so good for the lawn, either, since those clippings provide free fertilizer.

But with the rainy weather lately, it is inevitable that you will have to mow when it is wet. Though we much prefer to mow when the grass is dry, it is better to mow when wet rather than waiting until the grass is dry but grown to 8 inches tall. A couple of pointers for mowing wet grass:

1. 1. Sharpen the blade before mowing (like knives, a mower blade can never be too sharp)
   2. Set the mower as high as possible
   3. Remove mulching attachments in favor of side-discharge
   4. Mow so the grass is discharged onto the already mown area
   5. Mow as often as possible to break up the clumps from earlier mowings. “Double-mowing” or mowing twice in the same day dramatically helps to break up the clippings.
   6. In the worse case, bag the clippings and use as mulch or compost

The weather is getting warm and it looks like there is a lot of activites planned in the Rochester MN area.  Hope you can get out and enjoy yourself.

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Wednesday June 1^st

2011 RAC Summer Jr. Team Tennis League

Ad-Grand Finale Picnic

Exhibition - Tony Tasset: Life During Wartime Rochester Art Center 10am

Rochester Host Lions Club Meeting 12pm

Greater Rochester Rotary Club Meeting 12:10pm

Golden K Kiwanis Club of Rochester Meeting 3pm

Wednesday Worship Christ United Methodist Church 6:15pm

Mayowood Mansion Tour 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm and 2pm

Spring Fest at Graham Park 5pm-10pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings at Crossings at Carnegie

Cheers Karaoke at American Legion Post 92 6pm

Magician Bob Miller at Dos Amigos I 5:30pm

Just Playin’ Fun at American Legion Post 92 6pm

Open Mic Music Night at Viking Lounge 8pm

Plummer House Tours Noon-6pm

Rochester Royals Baseball Game at Mayo Field 8pm

Wednesday Artists Happy Hour at RCT 5:30pm

Rochester Carillon Concert Mayo Clinic 12pm

Rochester Duplicate Bridge Club Rochester Athletic Club 12:30pm

Late Night Happy Hour at Dooley’s Pub 8pm

Thursday June 2^nd

Spring Fest at Graham Park 5pm-10pm

Open Mic Night at Goonies Comedy Club 7:30pm

Magician Bob Miller at O’Neills Pizza Pub 5:30pm

Free Thursdays at Rochester Art Center 9am

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings at Crossings at Carnegie

Mayowood Mansion Tour 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm and 2pm

Thursday Evening Bridge at Rochester Athletic Club 6:30pm

Late Night Happy Hour at Dooley’s Pub 8pm

Karaoke at Viking Lounge 9pm

Friday June 3^rd

Bingo at the Elks Lodge 7 pm

Friday Night Magic at Games by James 5:30pm

Just Playin’ Fun at American Legion Post 92 6pm

Magician Bob Miller at Paradise Pete’s 6pm

Karaoke at Viking Lounge 9pm

Wine Tasting at Post Town Winery 3pm-7pm

Spring Fest at Graham Park 5pm-10pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings at Crossings at Carnegie

Friday Afternoon Bridge at Rochester Athletic Club 12:30pm

Rochester Carillon Concert at Mayo Clinic 12pm

Flux at Rochester Art Center 9pm

James Otto with special guest Hitchville at Wicked Moose Bar and Grill 9pm

John Bush and Brian Hicks at Goonie’s Comedy Club 7:30pm and 10pm

Greg Boerner at Canadian Honker 8pm

Saturday June 4^th

Discover Root River Canoeing at Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center 3pm-5pm

The Summer High Ropes Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center 10am & 2pm

Karaoke at Viking Lounge 9pm

4th Annual Bloom Day at Slatterly Park 10am-4pm

Art on the Ave. at Slatterly Park 10am-4pm

Cascade Meadow Wetlands & Environmental Science Center Opening Day

Chester Woods Trail Races at Chester Woods County Park 6am

Miles Johnston Trio at Salem Glen Vineyard and Winery 2pm-5pm

Motorcyclist Cancer Memorial Ride at 9am

Vintage Hat Show at Rochester Senior Center 2pm

Bear Creek Bash at Glynner's Pub 5:30pm-10:30pm

Spring Fest at Graham Park Noon-10pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings Exhibit Crossings at Carnegie

Mayowood Mansion Tour 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm and 2pm

Rochester Downtown Farmer's Market 7:30am-Noon

Bird Hike at Quarry Hill Nature Center 9am-10:30am

Nature Toddlers Quarry Hill Nature Center 9:30am-10:30am

Assisi Heights Tours 2pm

Ice Cream Making Oxbow park and Zoolman Zoo 10am

John Bush and Brian Hicks at Goonie’s Comedy Club 7:30pm and 10pm

Greg Boerner at Canadian Honker 8pm

Jenny Green & County Rd 3 at Wicked Moose Bar and Grill 9pm

Sunday June 5^th

Wine Tasting at Post Town Winery 1pm-5pm

Remembering with Dignity - See Their Faces at Quarry Hill Nature Center 4pm

Spring Fest at Graham Park Noon-10pm

Fashions, Fabrics and Photos from the Victorian Period at Heritage House 1pm-3:30pm

Mayowood Mansion Tour 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm and 2pm

Bird Sunday at Quarry Hill Nature Center 1:30pm-2:30pm

Monday June 6^th

Night Club 2-Step - Beginners Lessons at Blue Moon Ballroom 6:30pm

Monday Bar Bingo at Elks Lodge 6:30pm

Magician Bob Miller at Dos Amigos II 5:30pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings Exhibit Crossings at Carnegie

Rochester Duplicate Bridge Club at Rochester Athletic Club 12pm

W.W. Mayo 1863 to 1911 at Rochester Senior Center 1pm

Fashions, Fabrics and Photos from the Victorian Period at Heritage House 1pm-3:30pm

Rochester Carillon Concert at Mayo Clinic 7pm

Assisi Heights Tour 2pm

Tuesday June 7^th

Celebrating 100 Years of Mayowood 7-8:30pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings Exhibit Crossings at Carnegie

Fashions, Fabrics and Photos from the Victorian Period at Heritage House 1pm-3:30pm

Open Mic Music Night Viking Lounge 8pm

Mayowood Mansion Tour 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm and 2pm

For those who didn't get the time to keep up this week, here is Rochester's news from the Post Bulletin:

http://www.postbulletin.com/

Hope you all have a wonderful holiday weekend!

5/22 Fillmore, Houston counties hit hard by storms

5/22 Minn. voters will decide on gay marriage ban

5/23 Twins limp home from Arizona

5/23 Trying to follow GPS, girl runs car into stop sign

5/23 Final hours of Minnesota Legislature don't appear to hold budget deal

5/23 Tree climbing turns competitive in Rochester

5/23 Two Rochester lacrosse teams earn home playoff games

5/23 Fifteen Minutes: Honkers co-owner is on deck for another season

5/23 Diabetes: Body-protecting tips from local experts

5/23 U of M expert to speak about multiple sclerosis therapy

5/23 Diabetes: Body-protecting tips from local experts

5/24 Dayton vetoes 9 GOP budget bills as Republicans visit Rochester

5/24 Red Wing to recognize domestic partnerships

5/24 $8.5 million program proposed to remedy sewer backups in Kutzky Park, Slatterly Park

5/24 Three teachers at Lincoln make science cool

5/24 Nursing home renovation project begins with a bang

5/24 A recap of what did and did not get done this legislative session

5/24 Arnolds back with Med-City Marathon

5/24 Defensive mistakes cost Twins

5/24 Medtronic 4Q profit drops on job-cutting expenses

5/24 Lady Gaga album demand overwhelms Amazon servers

5/24 Chrysler repays $7.6 billion in government loans

5/25 SEMYO looking for a few good new musicians

5/25 California denies first medical parole

5/25 Big hopes for St. Charles with Interstate development

5/25 Local residents reflect on The Oprah Winfrey Show

5/25 Outstanding Teen performs Thursday at Mayo

5/25 Heard on the Street: Property deals start to heat up as seasons change

5/25 Heavy snowpack delaying summer camping season in Colo.

5/25 Neighbors raise concerns about noise at Barlow Plaza concerts

5/25 Fairs and festivals 2011

5/26 Stewartville council talks parking on public property, sidewalk construction

5/26 Arab uprisings top agenda as Obama attends G-8

5/26 More apply for unemployment benefits

5/26 Power outage kept sirens silent in Harmony

5/26 Layoffs reported at IBM

5/26 Group creating inexpensive Rotavirus vaccine

5/26 Fuel prices don't put brakes on travel plans

5/27 World War II vets of Norwegian heritage noted for contributions

5/27 Rising consumer confidence lifts stocks

5/27 Lourdes graduate receives diploma just four years after leaving Vietnam

5/27 Studio Academy sponsor pulls the plug

5/27 Med-City Marathon has new route

5/27 Heard on the Street: Metafile buys northwest Rochester commercial complex

A few weeks ago I posted some information on renting vs buying and how these days, buying beats out renting in this current Rochester market. Here is an article from CNN.com that supports this in others areas across the US. Read on for more great information:

http://money.cnn.com/2011/05/13/real_estate/rent_not_buy/index.htm

Memorial Day Weekend!  Time to bust out the grill and re-introduce yourself to the neighbors you didn't see during the winter months ... and there's pleanty of things to do around Rochester too!

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Wednesday May 25^th

Cheers Karaoke at American Legion Post 92 6pm

Magician Bob Miller at Dos Amigos I 5:30pm

Just Playin’ Fun at American Legion Post 92 6pm

Karaoke at Viking Lounge 9pm

Rochester Carillon Concert Mayo Clinic 12pm

Rochester Duplicate Bridge Club Rochester Athletic Club 12:30pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings at Crossings at Carnegie

Late Night Happy Hour at Dooley’s Pub 8pm

Thursday May 26^th

Open Mic Night at Goonies Comedy Club 7:30pm

Magician Bob Miller at O’Neills Pizza Pub 5:30pm

Free Thursdays at Rochester Art Center 9am

Cumbia Style Salsa - for beginners at Blue Moon Ballroom

Spanglish Storytime at Rochester Public Library 6:30pm

Thursdays on First & 3rd volunteer orientation at Rochester Downtown Alliance 12-1:00pm or 5:30-6:30pm

Loving Lorna Doone at Rochester Repertory Theatre

Black Comedy Rochester Civic Theatre 7:30pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings at Crossings at Carnegie

Thursday Evening Bridge at Rochester Athletic Club 6:30pm

Late Night Happy Hour at Dooley’s Pub 8pm

Karaoke at Viking Lounge 9pm

Friday May 27^th

Bingo at the Elks Lodge 7 pm

Just Playin’ Fun at American Legion Post 92 6pm

Magician Bob Miller at Paradise Pete’s 6pm

Karaoke at Viking Lounge 9pm

Loving Lorna Doone at Rochester Repertory Theatre 8pm

She Is...Outdoors Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center 12pm

Black Comedy at Rochester Civic Theatre 8pm

Friday Night Magic at Games by James 5:30pm

Barney Fox & Dan Gengstorf at Pappageorge’s Taverna 6:30pm

Section 30 at Wicked Moose Bar and Grill 9pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings at Crossings at Carnegie

Friday Afternoon Bridge at Rochester Athletic Club 12:30pm

Rochester Carillon Concert at Mayo Clinic 12pm

Mike Stanley & Jamie Blanchard at Goonie’s Comedy Club 7:30pm and 10pm

Allie Joelle at Canadian Honker 8pm

Saturday May 28^th

Karaoke at Viking Lounge 9pm

Ice Cream Making Oxbow park and Zoolman Zoo 10am

Loving Lorna Doone at Rochester Repertory Theatre 8pm

Black Comedy at Rochester Civic Theatre 8pm

Larry Price with John Paulson at Pappageorge’s Taverna 6:30pm

Pieta Brown in Concert Crossings at Carnegie 8pm

Rochester Giants Football at University Center Rochester 3pm

Les Fields and Eric Heukeshoven Duo Salem Glen Vineyard and Winery 2pm

Mayowood Mansion Tour 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm and 2pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings Exhibit Crossings at Carnegie

Assisi Heights Tours 2pm

Mike Stanley & Jamie Blanchard at Goonie’s Comedy Club 7:30pm and 10pm

Juke Box Heros at Canadian Honker 8pm

Jacob Martin at Wicked Moose Bar and Grill 9pm

Sunday May 29^th

Black Comedy at Rochester Civic Theatre 8pm

Cave Sunday at Quarry Hill Nature Center 1:30-2:30pm

Med-City Marathon Byron Middle School - Start of Race 7am

Monday May 30^th

Night Club 2-Step - Beginners Lessons at Blue Moon Ballroom 6:30pm

Monday Bar Bingo at Elks Lodge 6:30pm

Magician Bob Miller at Dos Amigos II 5:30pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings Exhibit Crossings at Carnegie

Rochester Duplicate Bridge Club at Rochester Athletic Club 12pm

Rosemary and Meredith Willson Harmony for Mayo Program at Mayo Clinic 12:10 pm

Rochester Carillon Concert at Mayo Clinic 7pm

Assisi Heights Tour 2pm

Tuesday May 31^th

Open Mic Music Night Viking Lounge 8pm

Mayowood Mansion Tour 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm and 2pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings Exhibit Crossings at Carnegie

It's back! I appologize that I missed the past two weeks, but with the busy spring Real Estate season and a trip out of town to my younger brother's wedding, I wasn't able to keep up with the news myself! In any case, for those of you who missed this week's Rochester News, here it is from our very own Post Bulletin!

http://www.postbulletin.com/

5/16 A Mayowood workout: Get exercise volunteering on garden projects

5/16 Travel Scene: P-B plans for a trip 'Down Under'

5/17 Spring Grove woman sings again after vocal cord surgery

5/17 Gingrich showered with confetti, faith questions

5/17 Area lawmakers say special session looks more likely

5/17 U of M Law School prepares for no state funding

5/17 Minn. House rejects Dayton-backed tax increase

5/17 Twins edge Mariners, 2-1, behind Liriano

5/17 Hall of Famer Harmon Killebrew dies at 74

5/17 Wal-Mart 1Q earnings rise 3 pct; US still slumping

5/17 Friends of Oxbow hold Spring FunFest to benefit park

5/17 Norwegian Syttende Mai celebration at Clarion

5/17 ADHD in adults may become easier to diagnose

5/18 Heard on the Street: Think's online upgrade had some perplexed

5/18 Norwegian Syttende Mai celebration at Clarion

5/18 Studio Academy makes its case in last chance with sponsor

5/18 Dover-Eyota students expand school orchard

5/18 Xcel clears federal hurdle for license renewal

5/18 Seat-belt law repeal bill raises anxiety

5/18 Byron changes policy, says Internet-enabled devices are OK in high school

5/18 Vegetable variety — Tips for filling your garden

5/19 Rochester students have stellar showing at International Science Fair

5/19 Mayo Clinic Health System could go nationwide

5/19 A renewed focus on constitutional amendments

5/19 Buyouts of flood-damaged houses pending along Zumbro River

5/19 Poll: Women feel judged, lack confidence in a bikini

5/19 Garage sale will help fund traffic signal

5/19 Sanderson has built John Marshall/Lourdes into a winner

5/19 Heard on the Street: Truax opens another gallery downtown

5/19 Sears posts 1Q loss; Kmart, Sears sales weak

5/19 Winery applies modern methods to ancient vines

5/19 Twins win third straight with 11-1 victory

5/20 Possibility of same-sex marriage ban sparks debate

5/20 State budget plan may take dollars from Mayo

5/20 Goodhue County's final missing soldier recovered from Vietnam

5/20 Color in the skyways

5/20 Mayo reports progress on asthmatic-child action plans

5/20 Minnesota unemployment dips to 6.5 percent in April

5/20 Prices at gas pump painful for 4 in 10 Americans

Finally it looks like we'll have week of nice sunny weather.  Hopefully you can find some things to do outdoors for the list below. There is lots to do! Happy Outings!

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Wednesday May 18^th

Rochester Carillon Concert Mayo Clinic 12pm

Rochester Duplicate Bridge Club Rochester Athletic Club 12:30pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings at Crossings at Carnegie

Magician Bob Miller at Dos Amigos I 5:30pm

Cheers Karaoke at American Legion Post 92 6pm

Video Contest Awards & Film Program Rochester Public Library 6:30pm

Just Playin’ Fun at American Legion Post 92 6pm

Late Night Happy Hour at Dooley’s Pub 8pm

Karaoke at Viking Lounge 9pm

Thursday May 19^th

Loving Lorna Doone at Rochester Repertory Theatre

Black Comedy Rochester Civic Theatre 7:30pm

Open Mic Night at Goonies Comedy Club 7:30pm

Magician Bob Miller at O’Neills Pizza Pub 5:30pm

Free Thursdays at Rochester Art Center 9am

Book Signing--Local Minnesota History Book Authors Olmsted History Center 7pm

Spanglish Storytime at Rochester Public Library 6:30pm

Cumbia Style Salsa - for beginners at Blue Moon Ballroom

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings at Crossings at Carnegie

Thursday Evening Bridge at Rochester Athletic Club 6:30pm

Late Night Happy Hour at Dooley’s Pub 8pm

Karaoke at Viking Lounge 9pm

Friday May 20^th

Loving Lorna Doone at Rochester Repertory Theatre 8pm

She Is...Outdoors Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center 12pm

Black Comedy at Rochester Civic Theatre 8pm

Bingo at the Elks Lodge 7 pm

Friday Night Magic at Games by James 5:30pm

Just Playin’ Fun at American Legion Post 92 6pm

Magician Bob Miller at Paradise Pete’s 6pm

Karaoke at Viking Lounge 9pm

Buzz Hackman and the Rockin' Ole Farts American Legion Post 92 7:30pm

Steet Shoes at Pappageorge’s Taverna 6:30pm

Time Machine at Wicked Moose Bar and Grill 9pm

Treasure Hunters! Let's Learn to Geo-Cache! Quarry Hill Nature Center 7pm

4th Annual Great American Bake Sale Northpark Rummage 9am

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings at Crossings at Carnegie

Friday Afternoon Bridge at Rochester Athletic Club 12:30pm

Rochester Carillon Concert at Mayo Clinic 12pm

Jer Don & Drew Michael at Goonie’s Comedy Club 7:30pm and 10pm

Andrew Walsh at Canadian Honker 8pm

Saturday May 21^th

City-Wide Garage Sale Day Throughout Rochester

Loving Lorna Doone at Rochester Repertory Theatre 8pm

Black Comedy at Rochester Civic Theatre 8pm

Karaoke at Viking Lounge 9pm

4th Annual Great American Bake Sale Northpark Rummage 9 am

6th Annual Hosta Sale Graham Park 8am

Art on the Ave Slatterly Park 10am

Buzz Hackman and the Rockin' Ole Farts American Legion Post 92 3pm

Doghouse Jon and the Misbehaviors at Pappageorge’s Taverna 6:30pm

Experience the Vision Graham Park

Friends of Oxbow Springfest Oxbow Park and Zollman Zoo 11am

Jon Vezner in Concert Crossings at Carnegie 8pm

Metaloa and More Uturn Coffee Shop and Event Center 7pm

Saturdays at Slatterly Bloom Day Slatterly Park 10am

Swing, Inc. Salem Glen Vineyard and Winery 2pm

Mayowood Mansion Tour 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm and 2pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings Exhibit Crossings at Carnegie

Assisi Heights Tours 2pm

Jer Dog & Drew Michael at Goonie’s Comedy Club 7:30pm and 10pm

Ambience Chasers at Canadian Honker 8pm

Ben Olson Whistle Binkies North 9 pm

Iron Horse at Wicked Moose Bar and Grill 9pm

Sunday May 22^th

Black Comedy at Rochester Civic Theatre 8pm

Organ Concert Lourdes Chapel - Assisi Heights 3pm

Rochester Royals Baseball Game at Mayo Field 3pm

Monday May ^23h

Night Club 2-Step - Beginners Lessons at Blue Moon Ballroom 6:30pm

Monday Bar Bing at Elks Lodge 6:30pm

Magician Bob Miller at Dos Amigos II 5:30pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings Exhibit Crossings at Carnegie

Rochester Duplicate Bridge Club at Rochester Athletic Club 12pm

Rosemary and Meredith Willson Harmony for Mayo Program at Mayo Clinic 12:10 pm

Rochester Carillon Concert at Mayo Clinic 7pm

Assisi Heights Tour 2pm

Tuesday May 24^th

Open Mic Music Night Viking Lounge 8pm

Mayowood Mansion Tour 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm and 2pm

Karen Lewis, Jeff Chauvin Paintings Exhibit Crossings at Carnegie

Open Mic Music Night at Viking Lounge 8pm

Rustic Cabin Feel, 2 bedroom Condo. This lovely home has custom knotty pine floors, pine kitchen that opens to an informal dining, living room w/wood burning brick fireplace, that has a walkout to a large deck. Master bedroom with double doors, big corner window and walk-in closet. 1-car attached garage, walk-up attic. In a great location backing into private & quiet grassy area with large trees!