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Minto Apartment Real Estate Investment Trust is providing more than $50 million in financing for a subsidiary of Minto Properties to develop a multi-residential property in New Edinburgh. The REIT says it will contribute up to $51.4 million to the project, which will see its sister firm construct a nine-storey building with about 230 rental suites at a one-acre site on Beechwood Avenue.  Minto Apartment REIT said the units are expected to range from studio apartments to two-bedroom suites, adding the development will also include about 6,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space. Under th...

Minto Properties will construct the nine-storey building with about 230 rental suites at a one-acre site on Beechwood Avenue, and the REIT will have the option to purchase it at a discount.

‘Not enough’: Dallas activists, elected officials say more still to be done after conviction of George Floyd’s killer Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said he hopes the verdict against Derek Chauvin will propel further reforms in Dallas Demonstrators march down Elm Street downtown during the Not My Son organization's "100 Women March" from Dallas City Hall to the Frank Crowley Courts Building on Friday, July 31, 2020. Protests that began in the response to the death of George Floyd in late May continued in Dallas as the calendar moves from July into August. (Smiley N. Pool/The Dallas ...

Candidates in 23-person race to replace Ron Wright using different tactics to reach voters Early voting begins Monday in the congressional race that is expected to be determined in a runoff. Early voting for the special election in Congressional District 6 and various municipal races start on April 19.(File Photo / Staff) The 23 candidates in the all-inclusive special election to fill the seat of the late U.S. Rep. Ron Wright in Congressional District 6 are using disparate strategies to attract voter attention and make one of two spots in an expected runoff. The outcome is wildly uncertain. A...

How book smugglers kept Lithuanian language alive 468 A Lithuanian book smuggler. / Public domain On Tuesday, Lithuania is marking the Book Smugglers’ Day (Knygnešio diena) to commemorate the people who are credited with keeping the Lithuanian language alive during repressive Tsarist policies in the 19th century. “Their goal was to save the Lithuanian language and to enhance the power of the written word,” the country’s Foreign Minister tweeted on Tuesday. Today #Lithuania celebrates the Day of the #Book Smugglers (Knygnešio diena) ������. Their goal was to save the Lit...