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When transit planners recently released a map for a future light-rail station in north Minneapolis, a handful of private properties were marked as possible targets for demolition to make way for the Blue Line extension. One property in particular stood out: an office building at W. Broadway and Penn avenues that's home to radio station KMOJ 89.9 FM, a beloved institution that has entertained ...

Finance & Commerce recently brought together a group of local leaders in the development and construction industries to talk about diversifying and strengthening relationships in both.

Uptown has led several different lives in the last half-century, and they often ended abruptly and disruptively. What's next?

The Hue apartments at 33 Fourth St. SW were purchased by Mora, Minn.-based Gorham Housing Partners III, LLP on Dec, 29. Gorham paid a $3.6 million down payment. The 50-unit complex stands on the former site of Gallery 24/The Creative Salon next to 318 Commons.

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From Minnesota to Italy: Rare fresco project spotlights biblical women Jean Hopfensperger, Star Tribune © Star Tribune/Star Tribune/Photos by Jerry Holt •jerry.holt@startribune.com/Star Tribune/TNS In Minneapolis, Mark Balma worked on a fresco of Eve and Adam, the first of three panels celebrating women in scripture that will be permanently installed at a church in Italy. Mark Balma stood atop a 20-foot-high platform, paintbrush in hand, highlighting the faces of Eve and Ada...

From Minnesota to Italy: Rare fresco project spotlights biblical women The project, Women of Faith Frescoes, is quietly taking shape inside a Minneapolis office building before the work moves to Italy this summer.  March 6, 2021 — 5:36pm Text size Copy shortlink: Mark Balma stood atop a 20-foot-high platform, paintbrush in hand, highlighting the faces of Eve and Adam on a colorful fresco — the first of 10 by the Minnesota-born a...