Christopher Magan
Hennepin County Reporter at The Minnesota Star Tribune
Hennepin County reporter @startribune. Send tips to [email protected] P: 612-673-4678.
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2 weeks ago |
startribune.com | Christopher Magan
Time is running out for Minnesotans who lost equity, after their property was seized and sold because of delinquent taxes, to get part of a $109 million settlement fund. Thousands of Minnesotans are potentially eligible for part of a class-action settlement, but they have to file a claim before Friday, June 6. So far, less than 1,000 of the nearly 8,000 eligible seized properties have had a claim. "We have been sending out notices, trying to get it on people's radar.
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3 weeks ago |
startribune.com | Christopher Magan
By Christopher Magan Tens of millions in public funding for Minnesota pro sports facilities will need the legislative equivalent of a Hail Mary touchdown pass to win approval this session as lawmakers grapple with the state's fiscal challenges.
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3 weeks ago |
uniondemocrat.com | Christopher Magan
Olivia Cashman hopes residents planning some home improvements will consider some “wood from the hood” or even a sink from a recently deconstructed library. As household budgets are increasingly stretched thin, salvaging used materials from a recent demolition is a good way to keep renovation costs down.
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3 weeks ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Christopher Magan
By Christopher Magan, The Minnesota Star Tribune MINNEAPOLIS -- Olivia Cashman hopes residents planning some home improvements will consider some "wood from the hood" or even a sink from a recently deconstructed library. As household budgets are increasingly stretched thin, salvaging used materials from a recent demolition is a good way to keep renovation costs down.
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3 weeks ago |
kansascity.com | Christopher Magan
A collection of reclaimed materials sit on shelves at Bauer Bros Salvage during one of the stops of the Hennepin County Salvage Crawl 2025 in Minneapolis on Saturday, May 3, 2025. (Alex Kormann/The Minnesota Star Tribune/TNS) TNS MINNEAPOLIS -- Olivia Cashman hopes residents planning some home improvements will consider some "wood from the hood" or even a sink from a recently deconstructed library.
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