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Raymond, Minnesota, closer to finding funds for $4.34M community center project - Vimarsana News

Raymond, Minnesota, closer to finding funds for $4.34M community center project

The U.S. House of Representatives approved $1.1 million toward the project. The legislation now goes to U.S. Senate.

Source: wctrib.com
Kris Ambuehl promoted by Bollig Engineering to vice president of client development - Vimarsana News

Kris Ambuehl promoted by Bollig Engineering to vice president of client development

Ambuehl has worked with the company since 2020 and has helped to develop rural communities through engineering solutions to their needs.

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City's 'wish list' presented at council meeting | Government Meetings - Vimarsana News

City's 'wish list' presented at council meeting | Government Meetings

The Dec. 5 McGregor City Council meeting began with Dakota Tjaden and Mark Klema, representatives from the city’s engineering firm, Bollig Engineering, presenting the scope and associated cost of projects

Lake Lillian, Minnesota, requesting $3.5 million from state for infrastructure project - Vimarsana News

Lake Lillian, Minnesota, requesting $3.5 million from state for infrastructure project

Lake Lillian presented its reasons for the request Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2023, during the Minnesota House Capital Investment Committee tour.

Source: wctrib.com
Nearly $4M from state aids Lake Lillian, Minnesota, infrastructure needs - Vimarsana News

Nearly $4M from state aids Lake Lillian, Minnesota, infrastructure needs

The Kandiyohi County community of around 300 residents is in the midst of a multi-phase project to address water and sanitary and storm sewer needs.

Source: wctrib.com