(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.
Copper wiring, tools worth more than $20,000 stolen from Peltier Lodge site
(KNOX/KVRR) - Roughly $20,000 in copper wiring was stolen or damaged from the Peltier Lodge construction site. The Peltier Lodge is a facility being built by Sanford Health for cancer patients and their families. The burglary was reported to have hap...
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Pedestrian In South Fargo Hurt When Hit By Vehicle
(KNOX/KFGO) - A pedestrian was hurt Wednesday when they were hit by a vehicle in south Fargo. Fargo Police say officers were called to the crash near 13th Avenue South and Gateway Drive around 1:40 p.m. The pedestrian was taken to a hospital with non...
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East Grand Forks City Council Hears Options For Replacing Vehicle In East Grand Forks Police Department Fleet
(KNOX) - The East Grand Forks City Council on Tuesday discussed what could be some options for getting rid of a vehicle in the East Grand Forks Police Department fleet. The council also looked at a new rating system that helps determine good options ...
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United States Border Patrol Held Multiagency Tracking Class At US-Canada Border
(KNOX) - The United States Border Patrol held a multiagency tracking class from October 20th to October 22nd that focused on special regionalized training for responsibilities along the U.S.-Canada border. A media release says the class featured thre...
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