Springfield
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LS-H School Board approves $300,000 sale with Le Sueur EDA for Park Elementary property
Another buyer has emerged for the vacant Park Elementary School in Le Sueur. Following a closed session meeting on Monday, Nov. 3, the Le Sueur-Henderson School Board unanimously voted to approve a purchase agreement in the amount of $300,000 with the Le Sueur Economic Development Authority (EDA). While the EDA...
newulm.com
Willkommen: JET Realty Group Powered by Keller Williams Classic Realty – New Member
In this photo: Karen Traulich, American Artstone; Jon Bleick, Nuvera; Amanda Geiger, JET Realty Group; Jennifer Otte, New Ulm Real Estate; Crystal Johnson, New Ulm Chamber. The Willkommen Committee of the New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting to welcome JET Realty Group Powered by Keller Williams Classic Realty as a new business in New Ulm and a new member of the Chamber!
New Prague Times
Residents express concerns over potential apartment building
Graphic courtesy of Community Asset Development Group (Modified) The preliminary proposed site layout for the potential Montgomery apartment project. A small group of residents along Elm Avenue Southeast and 7th Street Southeast expressed concerns at the Monday, Oct. 20, city council meeting over a potential 43-unit apartment building off the end of the circle on 7th Street Southeast by Community Asset Development Group.
KSTP 5 Eyewitness News Minneapolis-St. Paul MN
Dakota County, City of Eagan team up for new housing development on the site of former Delta Data Center
Faribault Daily News
Morristown solar field denied recommendation by county planning commission due to community concern
Over 100 acres of land northeast of Morristown will remain agricultural fields for the time being, following the Rice County Planning Commission’s denial of plans for a solar farm to be constructed in the area. However, despite the commission rejection,…
New Prague Times
Housing, disconnect, and tax frustrations are among concern for Montgomery business owners
Montgomery Chamber of Commerce and the Community Economic Development Association (CEDA) held a Business and Retention Engagement Conversation at the Montgomery Police Department on Monday. Business owners and leaders of the community were treated to lunch and participated in open conversation about the climate of business within the city of...
Minnesota Updates
Proposed Home Construction at 3275 County Road 44 in Minnetrista Under Permit Review
The Minnehaha Creek Watershed District is reviewing Permit #25-525 for a project at 3275 County Road 44 in Minnetrista. Christopher Hagen has proposed to demolish the existing home and build a new single-family house.
Minnesota Updates
Orono Residents Invited to Review Permit for New Home at 1015 Wildhurst Trail
The Minnehaha Creek Watershed District is reviewing permit #25-474 for a single-family home at 1015 Wildhurst Trail in Orono. The applicant, Matt Johnson, must follow the district’s erosion control and wetland protection rules.
KSTP 5 Eyewitness News Minneapolis-St. Paul MN
Facebook parent company Meta buys more Rosemount land
arlingtonmnnews.com
City attorney urges negotiation as mayor prefers foreclosure on Green Isle School site
The question of the fate of the Green Isle School and baseball field continued to occupy discussion with the City Council at the regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 14, at City Hall. City Attorney Kenneth Janssen advised the Council to be open to further negotiation with the Cornerstone State Bank, whereas Mayor Shane Sheets advocated moving toward foreclosure.
newulm.com
Willkommen: The 507 Outskirt – New Member
In the photo: Laura Buechner, Oak Hills Living Center; Kim Hanson, True Real Estate, Erika and Joe Hoffmann, The 507 Outskirt; Kathy Van Roekel, New Ulm Area Foundation. The New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to welcome The 507 Outskirt as a new member of the Chamber! The 507 Outskirt, named so as it is in the 507 area code and on the outskirts of New Ulm, is a mixed use space that doubles as a crafts and vaendor pop-up store as well as an event space for rent. Having a location to sell her crafts had been a vision of owner Erika Hoffmann’s for years. Originally the site of her relative’s business Hoffman Construction, Erika and her husband Joe remodeled the office building into a beautiful space capable of accommodating up to 50 people that includes a serving area, kitchenette, bathroom, and storage.