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City loan program to ‘evolve,’ but into what?

Independent Photo by Andrew Rousey Fencing has been removed around most of this vacant lot at 101-109 S. Jefferson St. since the city negotiated a $625,000 purchase price to settle legal action to acquire the parcel for parking to serve a new downtown hotel that is expected to open by November 2026.

By Larry Loughlarry@thewoodstockindepenDEnt.com City government will take a “cautious approach” as its Revolving Loan Fund “evolves” into a new program that has yet to be developed, Mayor Mike Turner said […]

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