Social Media Expands in Downtown Rochester
With the assistance and advice of the Rochester Downtown Development Authority, several downtown Rochester businesses went live with a new Facebook page today.
Downtown Rochester’s newest Facebook members are:
Social media certainly seems to be the trend for both personal and business use, and it’s great to see a proliferation of social media in the city. It’s also great to see the businesses be instructed on the proper use of Facebook “Fan” pages vs. Facebook “Friends” pages.
Why not pay a vist to these Facebook pages today and become a fan of another downtown Rochester business!
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Paul’s on Main Street – Family Restaurant
In an earlier article it was suggested that the businesses in our downtowns need to be supported by the local residents and other business owners. The article challenged each of us to choose three downtown businesses, spend $50.00 per month at each business, and in doing so save our local economy.
One of the businesses that we think is a good candidate for this support is Pauls on Main Street. Paul’s is truly a family restaurant. Not only does the restaurant cater to families, but it is run by a family, too. Paul’s provides great food, at a reasonable price, and with personal service and attention to detail. In fact, if you want a delicious meal at a great price, try Paul’s Greek Chicken Salad. You won’t be disappointed.
Paul’s is located in downtown Rochester 630 N. Main Street. Their phone number is 248-656-0066 and their fax number is 248-652-3363.
Why not get on board with both your local businesses and the 3/50 Project and keep our downtown brick and mortar businesses thriving.
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Pick 3. Spend 50. Save Your Local Economy.

Brick and mortar. Downtown shopping. Supporting your community. All of these things are vital to the communities we choose to call home.
Take some time to read about the 3/50 Project. Once you do, I think you will see that it just makes sense.
Let’s support our local communities and our local downtowns. They have done much to support us through the decades and we owe them a favor in these tough times.
Which three downtown Rochester businesses will you pick? Please leave your comment below.
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