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The historic Putnam Hotel in DeLand is coming down. Crews began demolition on the century-old building after engineers said it was no longer structurally sound.
Built a century ago in 1923, The Putnam Hotel was the original first purchase by Henry A. DeLand. Now in 2023, a year that would have been a monumental one for the century-old building, its era may be coming to an end.
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Mon, 02/08/2021 - 2:57pm -- tim Vermont Business Magazine Governor Phil Scott today announced the allocation of just over $770,000 in state tax credits for nine projects, which will support over $47.5 million in downtown and village center rehabilitation projects. Additional funding proposed by the Administration and allocated by the General Assembly during the 2020 legislative session provided a boost to the program, allowing this additional round of awards focused on recovery coming out of the COVID-19 crisis. “The downtown and village center tax credits are proven methods for spurring private investment and economic growth,” said Governor Scott. “These projects will help communities and businesses bounce back from challenges caused by the pandemic. That’s why my budget recommends increases to this program to help Vermont’s historic downtowns continue to build back stronger than ever.”