(KNOX) – The Grand Forks City Council preliminarily approved a five year, 100 percent business property tax incentive for Cirrus Aircraft. Cirrus is planning to go forward with the second phase of an expansion project that features a 50,000 square foot expansion and 13 new staff members. The vote passed 6-1, with Councilwoman Rebecca Osowski voting against. She says she doesn’t want to give Cirrus tax breaks because of its relationship and ties with China, but also explains there’s more to her vote.
Last year, the council approved a 10 year, 100 percent tax incentive for an earlier expansion.
Grand Forks City Officials Report Break of Private Water Line at Commercial Strip Mall
(KNOX) - Grand Forks city officials say they shut off water service on Wednesday at around 8am to a commercial strip mall on the south side of town. This happened in light of a break that occurred in the mall's private water line. Grand Forks City Ad...
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Grand Forks City Councilwoman Rebecca Osowski Talks Voting Against Tax Incentive For Cirrus Aircraft
(KNOX) - The Grand Forks City Council preliminarily approved a five year, 100 percent business property tax incentive for Cirrus Aircraft. Cirrus is planning to go forward with the second phase of an expansion project that features a 50,000 square fo...
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True North Beverage acquires Fargo Brewing Company brand
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Senators question North Dakota judge pick Axt on experience, 2020 election, Jan. 6
(North Dakota Monitor) - North Dakota's top appeals attorney faced questions from U.S. senators Tuesday about his experience and views on the 2020 election in his confirmation hearing for a federal judgeship. State Solicitor General Phil Axt sat with...
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