(KNOX) – The Grand Forks City Council wants to again pursue redevelopment of the old water treatment plant site, but this time, with more opportunities to direct the development.
The Committee of the Whole was presented with a proposal from City Administrator Todd Feland that would allow for a request for projects, a grading by the city of those projects, all led by staff, a move to save funds over hiring a consultant.
The council was presented with redevelopment avenues in May, but ultimately chose not to pursue any of what was presented.
Schools at Grand Forks Air Force Base Get Federal Grants
(File image) (KNOX) - The Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation awarded Twining Elementary and Middle School a grant to address capacity and condition deficiencies at the schools on the Grand Forks Air Force Base. The project is part of the ...
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(File image) (KNOX) - Wednesday afternoon East Grand Forks fire crews responded to multiple fire alarms at Douglas Place, a treatment facility on Gateway Drive North East. Firefighters arriving on scene found heavy smoke in the building's hallways. C...
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