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Community Sports: Herrmann Jones wins four games for second at G I (6/16/21)
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Community Sports: Pinnacle, Herrmann Jones hammer baseball foes (5/27/21)
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Community Sports: Hermann-Jones hits 5-2; Pinnacle splits a pair (5/21/21)
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A 108-unit, 1960s-era apartment complex in New Hope has changed hands in a $10.4 million transaction.
The Birches LLC purchased the three-building complex from Wincrest Properties LLP, an entity related to T&T Property Management of Anoka, according to a certificate of real estate value made public this week. The Birches is a partnership between Elizabeth Wall Lee, vice president for acquisitions at The Wall Cos., and Stuart Simek, president of Simek Property Group.
The complex, at 5700-5736 Winnetka Ave. N., includes three 36-unit buildings on a 6.5-acre lot along Winnetka Avenue near Bass Lake Road. Nearby amenities include New Hope Village Golf Course, Meadow Lake and Meadow Lake Park.
Agency pushes through OK less than two weeks before Biden inauguration
Less than two weeks before the Biden Administration takes office, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services officials have approved Gov. Bill Lee’s controversial Medicaid block grant waiver making Tennessee the first state in the nation to fund its safety-net health care program with a fixed spending target.
The approved plan gives the state broad-ranging powers over the care of nearly 1.5 million Tennesseans. TennCare will receive a lump sum of money based on per-capita projections and the following year’s expected spending to run the program. If the state spends less than that amount, the savings will be split with the federal government.