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Our View: Extend tax credits, continue preserving Minnesota's history The debate in St. Paul hasn’t been over whether to extend the tax credits program but for how long Written By: News Tribune Editorial Board | 11:00 am, May 12, 2021 × The NorShor Theatre is one of at least 10 historic preservation projects that used state historic tax credits. (2018 file/News Tribune) The very future of Duluth’s iconic and majestic Historic Old Central High School may depend right now on the same financial boost that at least 10 other historic properties in the city have received ...

Historic Duluth school sells for $3 million Construction is expected to begin after an October deal closing. The school's famous clock tower and bell will remain.  May 7, 2021 — 6:39pm Text size Copy shortlink: DULUTH – St. Louis Park-based Saturday Properties has agreed to pay $3 million for Duluth's Historic Old Central High School, an iconic landmark known for its clock tower. Duluth Public Schools released details of the purchase agreement Friday in response to a public records request by the Star Tribune. It was the day af...

WDIO Created: April 14, 2021 10:06 PM Historic Old Central High School in Downtown Duluth won't host school board meetings and district offices for long. The school board has entered into a purchase agreement with developer 'Saturday Properties,' based out of St. Louis Park, Minnesota. On Wednesday, the developer shared more about their plans to convert the iconic Duluth building into apartments. WDIO-TV/File Mark Laverty, Director of Development for Saturday Properties said they are looking at creating 120 to 130 apartments. “We've kind of been between 121 and 130, lookin...

Historic Old Central High School Could Become Mixed-Income Housing Units Saturday Properties, a development company out of St. Louis Park, emerged as a front runner to purchase the school back in October. April 9, 2021 DULUTH, Minn. — The Historic Old Central High School could soon be turned into 121 units of mixed-income housing. Saturday Properties, a development company out of St. Louis Park, emerged as a front runner to purchase the school back in October. The school is currently in danger of losing its historical tax credits, which go towards the rehabilitation of the school and nine ...