EDA, Chamber learn how one city survived construction
17 May 2019
Minnesota Valley
"Own it!"
That was the simple message St. Peter city administrator Todd Prafke told members of the New Prague Economic Development Authority and the New Prague Chamber of Commerce when the two held a joint meeting in the New Prague City Hall.
The meeting was held to discuss ways to assist local businesses that will be affected by the 2020 Main Street Project, which will see a total reconstruction of Main Street next summer. The street will be torn up, underground utilities will be replaced and a new street and sidewalk will be put in place during the project, which will take place over several months.
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MSU expands engineering program nationwide
May 15 2019'Bell Program' to target community college grads across U.S.
MANKATO — A year after its Iron Range Engineering program was recognized as one of the world's most innovative, Minnesota State University is preparing to expand the concept to a national audience.
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Tom Lambrecht