Barberton mayor recalls how city sought to block Babcock & Wilcox exit
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Barberton Mayor William Judge on Wednesday revealed new details about the city’s futile attempt five years ago to dissuade Babcock & Wilcox from leaving the place it had called home since 1906. In his State of the City speech, Judge largely stuck to a nuts-and-bolts presentation of the current state of the Magic City, touching […]
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Detroit mayor kicks off final phase of Packard Plant demolition
A final phase of demolition got underway Monday at the Packard Plant on Detroit’s east side as the mayor declared that most of what’s left of the infamous graffiti-scrawled ruins will all be down by year’s end. “By the end of 2024, the Packard Plant will finally be history,” Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan said at […]
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YouTube workers seeking Austin City Council support cut from jobs | #citycouncil
Dozens of YouTube Music workers were hopeful that Austin City Council might be able to help urge their tech giant employers to come to the bargaining table and negotiate. But on Thursday, a year of tension that has included a strike, a unionization vote, a return-to-office and National Labor Relations Board disputes, all came to […]
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Murfreesboro mayor announces Trader Joe’s coming to Murfreesboro, TN
The exact location of the new grocery store is unconfirmed. Nashville has two Trader Joe’s locations and Franklin has one. Rutherford County residents will soon be able to enjoy Trader Joe’s without driving to Cool Springs or Nashville, according to an announcement by Murfreesboro Mayor Shane McFarland. Mayor McFarland on Friday took to X (the […]
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City Council approves Coca-Cola plant for office, retail, dining space | #citycouncil
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- November 28, 2023
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Spartanburg’s former Coca-Cola plant took another step Monday night in a redevelopment effort to become a multi-use office building on the west side. During Monday’s City Council meeting, the project received final approval for a development agreement with Palmetto Operating Company, LLC. Plans are to redevelop the former Coca-Cola building into a multi-use office, dining […]
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