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Dunwoody Seeks to Fill the Trades Gap—Virtually (opens the original)
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It’s not news that construction companies, manufacturers, and other businesses that employ people in the trades are having trouble filling their many open positions. “Trades careers are lucrative, and they have high job satisfaction,” says Scott Stallman, president of Dunwoody College of Technology in Minneapolis. “We asked ourselves, ‘What is keeping students from these careers?’ And it seemed to us that there was a gap”—one that begins opening up in high school. To help close that gap, the tec
Why Is There Heavy Industry on One of the Most Upscale Parts of the Riverfront? (opens the original)
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It seems like a relic from Minneapolis’ past. Stretching nearly three blocks along Second Street Southeast, astride some of the city’s priciest residential riverfront real estate, sits an imposing industrial building. The 165,000-square-foot structure, which dates back to 1900, houses the Minneapolis operations of Pennsylvania-based PTC Steel, a specialty tubing fabricator. As the Minneapolis riverfront turned to the three R’s—residential, recreation, and retail—this multi-block stretch remains
Why Mesabi Metallics Is a Big Deal for Minnesota (opens the original)
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Metro-area residents attuned to Minnesota’s broader economy undoubtedly have heard about a new Iron Range company called Mesabi Metallics. The Star Tribune recently described the Nashwauk iron mine and processing plant as “one of Minnesota’s biggest economic development projects ever,” citing the facility’s $2.5 billion price tag. Interestingly, the state isn’t chipping in any funds. The project’s developer, India-based Essar Group, has been raising the money itself. In March, for instance, the
Duluth’s Paper Chase (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever come into Duluth on Interstate 35 from the south, you’ve probably noticed the prominent industrial building where the freeway bends to the left toward downtown. And if you’ve been coming up this way regularly for a while, you’ve likely noticed that the company name on the structure has changed numerous times over the years. This large manufacturing facility is a paper mill. And in many respects, its history reflects the disruptions the U.S. paper industry has experienced the past
What's Driving Rolls-Royce in Mankato? (opens the original)
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The news last week that Rolls-Royce opened a new $24 million expansion of its Mankato facility probably has many people wondering: What is Rolls-Royce doing in a Greater Minnesota city of 45,000 people? For most of us, Rolls-Royce means fabulously luxurious automobiles. And those cars are still being manufactured. But there’s another Rolls-Royce that doesn’t make cars. Sound confusing? Here’s an abridged version. Start with a little history: In 1904, mechanical engineer Henry Royce and automobil
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