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LISTEN: Economic Development Director returns to talk Downtown Revitalization and more

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Matt Wyatt

In this episode, Director of Economic Development Michael Scala returns to give an update on downtown revitalization, the state-wide housing crisis, and other development projects. He also predicts where Rochester could be in 5 years.

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