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Douglas Machine plans to expand scientific research division

A $1.6 million project to expand a scientific research facility at Douglas Machine, Inc. may receive tax help from the city of Alexandria.

By Al Edenloff , March 23, 2009

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Alexandria supports new way of funding local street projects

The Alexandria city Council is supporting a plan that would allow cities to establish Municipal Street Improvement Districts.

By Al Edenloff , March 13, 2009

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On tap: bigger, better water plant

A sign of Alexandria’s growth flowed out of Monday’s city council meeting. The council called for bids to expand Alexandria Light and Power’s (ALP) water treatment plant and to make renovations to the facility.

By Al Edenloff , March 11, 2009

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On tap: a bigger, better water treatment plant

A sign of Alexandria’s growth flowed out of Monday’s city council meeting. The council called for bids to expand Alexandria Light and Power’s (ALP) water treatment plant and to make renovations to the facility.

By Al Edenloff , March 09, 2009

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City hires architect for park office project

The Alexandria City Council hired the firm, SJA of St. Cloud, as the architect for the new park department building.

February 27, 2009

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$844,000 up in smoke - city gets good news about fires, bids for ice arena project

Fires in the Alexandria area caused an estimated $844,000 in damage last year. The good news: Alexandria firefighters saved more than $1.5 million worth of property that caught fire from going up in smoke.

By Al Edenloff , February 25, 2009

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City gets good news about fire department, ice arena bids

Fires in the Alexandria area caused an estimated $844,000 in damage last year. The good news: Alexandria firefighters saved more than $1.5 million worth of property that caught fire from going up in smoke. The fire report was just one of the items on the Alexandria City Council's Monday night meeting.

By Al Edenloff , February 23, 2009

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Alexandria City Council meets tonight

A fire department report, financing for a new floor at the Runestone Community Center and planning and zoning issues are just some of the items the Alexandria City Council will discuss tonight.

February 23, 2009

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Alexandria approves tougher TIF rules for housing projects

It will soon be tougher for developers to get tax breaks for rental housing projects in Alexandria.

By Al Edenloff , February 09, 2009

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Alexandria City Council meets tonight

The Alexandria City Council will meet tonight. Here is what's on the agenda.

February 09, 2009

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Candidates sought for upcoming research and promotion council elections

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) is seeking candidates to fill vacancies on four commodity research and promotion council boards.

February 04, 2009

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Greater Alexandria Area Job Fair is February 11

The Lakes Area Business and Employer Council is excited to announce that the 5th annual Greater Alexandria Area Job Fair is coming up on Wednesday, February 11.

January 30, 2009

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Triathlon, new church site, shoreland changes come before city council

A triathlon event, a future site for First Lutheran Church and changes in the city’s shoreland ordinances.

By Al Edenloff , January 30, 2009

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Council approves audit, holds off on sewer extension

A record-setting building report wasn’t the only thing on the Alexandria City Council’s plate Monday night.

By Al Edenloff , January 28, 2009

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A record-shattering year of building

A record-shattering year of building Despite a sluggish state and national economy, Alexandria hammered out a record year of building.

By Al Edenloff , January 28, 2009

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