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(Fargo, ND) -- A longtime occupant of Fargo's skyline is now a pile of rubble after a scheduled implosion. The City of Fargo demolished the Lashkowitz High Rise with more than 400-pounds of explosives early Saturday morning. Several hundred people were in attendance, watching the five decade old building crumble to the ground and turn to rubble. Several people on the ground
The aging 204-foot-tall tower at 101 2nd St. S. in Fargo is slated for demolition so Fargo Housing and Redevelopment Authority can build modern affordable housing units in its place.
The aging 204-foot-tall tower at 101 2nd St. S. in Fargo is slated for demolition so Fargo Housing and Redevelopment Authority can build modern affordable housing units in its place.
The aging 204-foot-tall tower at 101 2nd St. S. in Fargo is slated for demolition so Fargo Housing and Redevelopment Authority can build modern affordable housing units in its place.
Once the smoke clears and the rubble is hauled away, Fargo Housing intends to build affordable apartments in the shadow of the Lashkowitz High Rise.