Wednesday, May 7, 2025
Subscribe
Search
HomePodcastLISTEN: Chris Bowlen retiring from Rochester Recreation & Arena after 30+ years

LISTEN: Chris Bowlen retiring from Rochester Recreation & Arena after 30+ years

Podcast

Published on

Matt Wyatt

In this episode, Matt talks to Chris Bowlen who is retiring from the Rochester Recreation & Arena after 30+ years of service. Bowlen discusses his future plans, successes, and his hopes for the department moving forward.

Click here to listen.

The Choose Rochester Podcast is available on all major platforms including Apple, Google, Spotify, and more. Click here to subscribe or to listen to past episodes.

Latest Posts

Municipal

Ethics Board Launches Investigations Into Two School Board Members, Apppoints Assistant City Attorney as Investigation Officer

The City of Rochester has initiated formal ethics investigations into two School Board members...
Municipal

Crosswalk Restoration on North Main Street Scheduled for 5/8

The Department of Public Works would like to inform motorists and residents that construction...
Community

Public Auction to be held on 5/31 at James W. Foley Memorial Community Center

On Saturday, May 31, 2025, at 11:00 AM, a Public Auction will be held...
GovTV

Watch: City Council – 5/06/25

Click here to watch Click here for a link to the agenda and packet page Public...

More like this

Municipal

Crosswalk Restoration on North Main Street Scheduled for 5/8

The Department of Public Works would like to inform motorists and residents that construction...
Community

Public Auction to be held on 5/31 at James W. Foley Memorial Community Center

On Saturday, May 31, 2025, at 11:00 AM, a Public Auction will be held...
GovTV

Watch: City Council – 5/06/25

Click here to watch Click here for a link to the agenda and packet page Public...

The Rochester Post is operated by the Public Information and Community Engagement Office for the City of Rochester, New Hampshire. The purpose of the website is to serve as an aggregate for municipal press releases, community happenings, public meetings and hearings, and regional news from the State of NH. The posts are available to readers at no cost, with no required subscription. The mission of The Rochester Post is to raise awareness, make public information easily accessible, and to encourage Rochester citizens to get involved in their community and municipal government.

©2020-2025 City of Rochester, New Hampshire