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- Sep 27, 2026
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World Expo 2031 picks Lakeville: Organizers secure 57 acres for HQ (opens the original)
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As the famous “Field of Dreams” line goes, “If you build it, they will come”: Organizers of the nearly billion-dollar Expo 2031 are betting that millions of people will come to Lakeville. The group planning Expo 2031 — the first international horticultural exposition ever held in the United States — has announced that Lakeville will be its host city. The six-month-long celebration is set to focus on the human relationship with plants and the natural world. Expo 2031 will run from May to October
Leo’s Landing loses longtime Prescott marina space, plans appeal (opens the original)
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A popular marina near the confluence of the Mississippi and St. Croix rivers must vacate the waterfront by the end of November, a Pierce County judge ordered earlier this month, ruling in favor of the city of Prescott in a long-running shoreline dispute between the municipality and owners of Leo’s Landing Marina. Jan Anderson, whose family operates the marina, is expected to appeal the ruling. The dockside marina has greeted area boaters for decades, boasting its claim as the only liquor and con
Hastings joins list of cities proposing data center moratoriums (opens the original)
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The Hastings City Council on Monday night moved forward a potential pause on any data center development, joining a growing number of cities across the state considering such a measure. The ordinance calls for a moratorium on any data center projects for one year, allowing Hastings city staff to study the impact of these facilities, while also considering how to better define such facilities within city code. The city council on Monday approved the first reading of the proposed moratorium, and w
Data center company sues Eagan over development pause (opens the original)
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Following the denial of a temporary use permit in May, data center operator Eagan Capital has now filed suit against the city of Eagan regarding its data center moratorium, arguing that the one-year pause passed by the City Council in February exceeded the city’s authority. Eagan Capital filed the lawsuit on June 15, with attorney Howard Roston of Fredrikson and Byron arguing that the “ill-advised and unlawful moratorium” should be vacated. He argued that electricity demand is regulated by the M
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