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Mitchell City Hall added to Historic Register
Mitchell City Hall is now on the National Register of Historic Places, despite the objections of local officials who are considering big changes to the structure.
By Tom Lawrence , February 28, 2013
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Campus concept emerges for city hall
City has land, plans to remove building for municipal offices.
By Tom Lawrence , February 27, 2013
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City Hall headed for historic list
Despite the objections of city leaders, Mitchell City Hall appears destined for inclusion on the National Register for Historic Places.
By Tom Lawrence , December 14, 2012
OUR VIEW: Hurdles should be required to raze historic landmarks
We disagree with much of what is being said about City Hall and whether it should be listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
By Editorial board , November 21, 2012
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Mitchell City Council eyes adding City Hall to historic list
It could be a historic mistake. Adding Mitchell City Hall to the Historic Downtown Commercial District could block revisions of the building and prevent the city from ever tearing the building down.
By Tom Lawrence , November 06, 2012
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OUR VIEW: Location proposed for city hall a good one
If plans proceed according to the wishes of Mayor Ken Tracy, a new city hall will be built near the corner of First and Main in downtown Mitchell. We like the idea, as we appreciate the mayor’s vision for what he sees as an urban renewal project.
By Editorial board , September 13, 2012
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Mitchell zeroes in on city hall site at First and Rowley
City government officials have obtained purchase options that could place a new city hall in the southwest section of downtown Mitchell.
By Seth Tupper , September 12, 2012
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Mitchell city hall proposal builds momentum
Potential move to MTI location fades as city pursues land deal.
By Korrie Wenzel , September 08, 2012
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Mayor says big projects may be done in three years
City council voted on Corn Palace, ice sheet, new city hall and library expansion.
By Tom Lawrence , August 22, 2012
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