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Detroit, Lansing, Michigan, Minneapolis
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Account for the politics and labor writer Dan Netter. Graduated from Michigan State University's School of Journalism in May 2023. Work has appeared in Bridge Michigan, The State News, The American Prospect, Michigan Radio and a variety of local Michigan publications, such as the Mining Journal, Petoskey News-Review and the Mining Gazette.

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Cooling off period proposed for Michigan lawmakers to become lobbyists | Bridge Michigan

Cooling off period proposed for Michigan lawmakers to become lobbyists | Bridge Michigan

Last November, voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment that lets lawmakers serve 12 years, …

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Two states try to lure Michigan businesses, workers after Right-to-Work repeal | Bridge Michigan

Two states try to lure Michigan businesses, workers after Right-to-Work repeal | Bridge Michigan

North Carolina has the second-lowest unionization rate in the country, with 2.8% of its workforce unionized. …

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The coveted catch: A look into Michigan's shortest fishing season - The State News

The coveted catch: A look into Michigan's shortest fishing season - The State News

Behind the crowd, standing next to a four-wheeler, is a man with a brown beard. He stands around six feet tal…

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Public land in smaller communities eyed for solar grids

Public land in smaller communities eyed for solar grids

LANSING - Advocates for solar power for Michigan homes are now hoping to expand solar grids on public land. S…

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Lawmaker wants different property tax assessment on big box stores

Lawmaker wants different property tax assessment on big box stores

LANSING - Dark store theory, a commonly used but disputed form of property tax valuation for big box retailer…

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Rep. Haley Stevens Isn't Paying Her Campaign Interns

Rep. Haley Stevens Isn't Paying Her Campaign Interns

On the issue page of her campaign website, Rep. Haley Stevens has a list of priorities. The first sentence of…

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Q&A: Building in Duluth with Titanium Partners’ Brian Forcier

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By Dan Netter
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Listen to this article The Blueprint Housing key to downtown revitalization. Duluth demographics larger than reported. Adaptive reuse opportunities remain strong. Faster city approvals support development. Brian Forcier says he is often asked about which kind of asset type he specializes in. His usual answer: all of them. “When you are in a big-little town like Duluth in the Twin Ports area, you kind of have to do it all,” he said.
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Waste Management buys Minneapolis facility

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By Dan Netter
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Waste Management’s northeast Minneapolis facility has 17 high dock doors, another 10 grade-level doors and seven rail doors. (Staff photo: Dan Netter) Listen to this article The Blueprint Waste Management has purchased a northeast Minneapolis facility it leases for $22 million, according to a recently released certificate of real estate value. The firm, which is among the two largest waste disposal companies in the United States, bought the property from an entity related to Revantage.
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Arden Hills church sells land for senior development

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By Dan Netter
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Trident Development will start construction soon on a 119-unit senior multifamily building on 10 acres of land at1750 Highway 96 W. in Arden Hills. (Rendering: HMA Architects) Listen to this article The Blueprint Trident bought 10 acres from North Heights Lutheran Church. The site will become a 119-unit senior apartment community. Construction is scheduled to begin next week. The project is expected to open in 2027. A church and a developer have traded land in Arden Hills.
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