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Minneapolis Park Board unveils new Bde Maka Ska pavilion design Cost estimates will be presented at May 5 committee meeting April 23, 2021 — 4:36pm Text size Copy shortlink: The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board released a preferred concept for its new Bde Maka Ska concessions pavilion showing a large seasonal vendor hall, long tables with gas fireplaces, a performance nook and steps leading down into the water. The rebuild also will include an all-gender restroom and storage building, improved waterfront access for pedestrians, bike racks and ADA parking. Space is set aside for rentals of Wheel Fun four-wheel multipassenger cycles, native plantings and a secondary year-round indoor dining area.
Spokane Tribe Casino breaks ground on casino expansion project By Amy Edelen, The Spokesman-Review Published: December 29, 2020, 8:29am Share: SPOKANE — The Spokane Tribe has broken ground on an expansion project that will double the size of its casino in Airway Heights. In a news release Monday, the Spokane Tribe announced construction for the expansion project began earlier this month with demolition of the casino’s east parking lot. The expansion project calls for 20,000 square feet of additional gaming space, a new restaurant and doubling the size of Whaluks, an existing bar in the casino area. The casino will also expand its non-smoking section, according to the news release.
On Nov. 23, the Watertown-Mayer School Board met via video call to discuss a few ongoing items. The biggest item on the agenda was the bond referendum project update. This has been an ongoing project for the last couple months, and includes remodels in all the schools. At the meeting, the plan was to award approvals for bids. Superintendent Darren Schuler and ICS Representative, Chris Rear, presented the item on the Bond Referendum project. The bid process was started in mid-November, with teachers and staff weighing in on decisions. ICS is a company assisting the board through the process of finalizing bids. There are few projects part of this bond referendum, which was approved in 2019. The stadium is one of the projects, as well as the high school parking lot. The rest of the bond is planned to go to various furniture and fixture updates at all three schools.