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February 9, 2021
NORTH PORT – Developers of Wellen Park in North Port have amended their complaint in an attempt to halt a resident push to contract the boundaries of the city of North Port and deannex land west of the Myakka River. The amended complaint, filed Feb. 4, comes on the heels of a Jan. 25 denial by Circuit Court Judge Hunter W. Carroll of their bid for a preliminary injunction against the process. The city is currently paying a Fort Lauderdale-based consultant, Munilytics, $74,000 to conduct a fea...
February 8, 2021
Five years ago, Aida Rodriguez did something she never thought she could do.
February 8, 2021
Mill demolition underway Demolition of Newbergs historic paper mill has begun. Millions of pounds of steel, aluminum and other metals will be harvested from the site and sold as scrap as the company that purchased the facility begins the monumental task of disassembling the mill and freeing up the land for development. Commercial Development Co. Inc., the St. Louis, Missouri-based company that purchased the mill from WestRock, began auctioning off heavy equipment, steam-generating mach...
February 7, 2021
Record retailer closings are translating into significantly higher shopping center vacancies Stan Bullard Shoppers not going to the empty storefront that held a Pier One Imports store in Avon until last year means the pedestrian crossing gets less use. As Rustom Khouri, CEO of Westlake-based real estate development company Carnegie Management & Development Corp., discusses conditions among the firms shopping centers in 17 states, he sees the challenge as "weathering the storm." In Northeast Ohi...
February 7, 2021
Tax time: How to get your city of Philadelphia wage tax refund for 2020 Erin Arvedlund, The Philadelphia Inquirer Is your job based in Philly but you had to work from your suburban home in 2020? If so, your employer can file with the city on your behalf for the first time, and your 2020 wage tax refund will be mailed directly to you. But for most Philly workers, it appears unlikely that your employer will take this collective action — for reasons described below. Instead, you�...
February 5, 2021
Two natural gas stocks that I think would pass Warren Buffett's test are 7.5% yielding Enbridge stock and low-cost producer Peyto stock.
February 5, 2021
The new VA clinic will be on a 78-acre site that the developer put under contract to buy from Volusia County Schools in late 2019. The developer, Westlake, Ohio-based Carnegie Management & Development Corp., has agreed to pay $4.5 million for the mostly wooded land. The federal contract calls for the new VA clinic to provide at least 106,826-square-foot of usable space for a wide range of uses including primary medical care, mental health and specialty medical care services and physical reha...
February 2, 2021
Shaker Heights continues Diversity, Equity and Inclusion efforts Updated Feb 02, 2021; Posted Feb 02, 2021 Shaker Heights Mayor David Weiss, front, took part in the June 20, 2020, march to City Hall leading up to the Unity Rally for Justice sponsored by the Minorities Together Movement in honor of people killed through police brutality. Weiss later met with the local teens who organized the event, Ethan Khorana and Madison Maynard (upper left), and announced the citys "DEI" initiative, which ...
January 30, 2021
Although he faces some opposition from Naperville city staff, school district officials and Brookdale homeowners, CityGate West owner Aristotle Halikias says the time is right for his dream of an entertainment-focused development to happen.
January 29, 2021
If you’ve been cooped up in the house since the pandemic started and now feel safe enough to go out and about, the 30th annual Buffalo Bill Farm & Ranch Expo is the place to go. The event will be held Feb. 3-4, 2021, in North Platte, Neb., at the D&N Event Center. Just to be on the safe side organizers are asking attendees to practice social distancing and to stay home if they aren’t feeling well, said Kathy Swain, vice president of the North Platte Area Chamber and Development Corp. The ch...