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Neighbors believe Lewis Avenue home lacks code enforcement

October 21, 2009 - 3:04pm
Neighbors believe Lewis Avenue home lacks code enforcement

The turrets on this home at 1209 Lewis Ave. S.W. are the focus of neighbors’ complaints that have lead to a hearing before the Hutchinson City Council next week. They claim the turrets exceed the 25-foot height restriction in a shoreland district. For the complete story, see the Oct. 22 print edition of the Leader.



Neighbors believe Lewis Avenue home lacks code enforcement

October 21, 2009 - 3:04pm
Neighbors believe Lewis Avenue home lacks code enforcement

The turrets on this home at 1209 Lewis Ave. S.W. are the focus of neighbors’ complaints that have lead to a hearing before the Hutchinson City Council next week. They claim the turrets exceed the 25-foot height restriction in a shoreland district.



NuCrane granted waiver from noise ordinance

October 18, 2009 - 3:30pm
NuCrane granted waiver from noise ordinance

The Hutchinson City Council granted contractors building NuCrane, a crane manufacturer going up along State Highway 7 West next to Hutchinson Manufacturing, a waiver from the city noise ordinance. They need to run a pump to drain water from the site before placing water and sewer lines. The waiver will be rescinded if the noise is too great and generates complaints.



Little Crow coming home

August 27, 2009 - 6:45am
Little Crow coming home

Nick Brellenthin, with the shovel, and Jason Grob of Triple G Companies began work Wednesday on building the pedestal for the Chief Little Crow statue near Hutchinson’s Crow River dam. The statue will stand just off the path to the dam’s overlook. Work should be done in less than two weeks, Grob said.



Built to save energy

July 23, 2009 - 6:01am
Built to save energy

Dick Lennes, Nate Johnson of Plumbing & Heating by Craig and Paul Lahr of Simonson Lumber hold an insulated concrete form used to make the 8-inch poured concrete basement walls. Sandy and Dick Lennes are building a new home that incorporates many of the latest energy-efficient features available. For the complete story, see the July 23 print edition of the Leader.



Faith Lutheran Church makes room for more

May 1, 2009 - 6:41am
Faith Lutheran Church makes room for more

The sound of breaking glass and screaming metal could be heard Wednesday morning as demolition began on the office and education area of Faith Lutheran Church in downtown Hutchinson.



Building work to begin Monday

April 23, 2009 - 8:49am
Building work to begin Monday

Members of Faith Lutheran Church gathered Wednesday evening for the groundbreaking celebration of Phase I of the church's building project. Following the formal ceremony, the congregation was invited to break their own ground for the new building.



Southwest Hutchinson bypass construction starts


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Construction began today (Sept. 25) on the County Road 115 ring road extension, southwest of Hutchinson.

The 3.5-mile, $3.6-million extension will link South Grade Road with county roads 8 and 7. It is expected to reduce congestion in downtown Hutchinson from vehicles traveling between state highways 7 and 15.



Asphalt paving under way east of Silver Lake


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Less than two months remain until the scheduled reopening of State Highway 7 east of Silver Lake.

Crews are paving west of the new State Highway 25 roundabout this week. Asphalt paving is occurring at the Highway 7 intersection with McLeod County Road 2, and on several right-turn lanes and bypass lanes.
The passing lane between Carver County Road 21 and Tacoma Avenue is being prepared for Class 5 gravel placement.

Highway 7 is expected to reopen Nov. 15. For more project information, visit MnDOT’s Web site at www.dot.state.mn.us/d8/projects/hwy7silverlake.



Old home brought down


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An elegant residential landmark at the intersection of Second Avenue Southwest and Franklin Street South came tumbling down Wednesday morning with help from a backhoe.

A multi-car garage next to the home was also demolished. Owner Dave Norem said he sold the property to neighboring Citizens Bank and Trust Co., which will use the land for green space.

Norem said he wanted to save the home and move it, but permit and moving costs for the tall home were prohibitive.



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