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RITTNER: What will you tear down next? - Vimarsana News

RITTNER: What will you tear down next?

A month or so ago Rensselaer County —- without warning — demolished the historic Telegraph Building at the top of State Street. This is nothing new for Troy. Since the 1960s and 70s when Troy went through its “Urban Demolition …,” I mean “Urban Renewal Period,” hundreds of good usable commercial and residential buildings suffered […]

TCAPS Board Approves $8.8M in Construction Bids for Innovation Centers, $52K for Glenn Loomis Upgrades - Vimarsana News

TCAPS Board Approves $8.8M in Construction Bids for Innovation Centers, $52K for Glenn Loomis Upgrades

Following an October groundbreaking, Traverse City Area Public Schools (TCAPS) trustees approved $8.8 million in contracts Monday to complete the buildo...

TCAPS sells Vos building for more than $1.2M - Vimarsana News

TCAPS sells Vos building for more than $1.2M

TRAVERSE CITY — Traverse City Area Public Schools' Board of Education voted Monday to sell the Bertha Vos Elementary building for more than $1.2 million to SH East Bay Commons

TCAPS Board Approves Purchase Agreement for Admin Building, Agrees to List Bertha Vos on Market - Vimarsana News

TCAPS Board Approves Purchase Agreement for Admin Building, Agrees to List Bertha Vos on Market

Traverse City Area Public Schools (TCAPS) trustees voted unanimously Monday to approve a $750,000 purchase agreement for the Ida Tompkins Administration...

TRAVERSE CITY SCHOOLS: Boardman building sale approved for $750,000 - Vimarsana News

TRAVERSE CITY SCHOOLS: Boardman building sale approved for $750,000

TRAVERSE CITY — Traverse City Area Public Schools' board unanimously agreed on a $750,000 purchase agreement for the Tompkins Boardman Administration Building that will preserve the structure.