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City s purchase of Singer property may have made it ineligible for grant

Although the city of Sanford purchased the nearly 5-acre Singer property, 117 N. First St., last year to use as a local match to procure grant funds for a railroad

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City, developer ordered to mediated settlement

The city of Sanford and a Durham-based developer and software development business have been ordered into mediation over a lawsuit filed after the city council voted to purchase the nearly

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View the Sanford Herald for Thursday, December 7, 2023

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Council forms litigation committee, censures Rhodes

In a special called meeting Monday, the Sanford City Council met in a closed session before coming out and taking action on two items.

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Developer files suit against city over property deal

Just a day after the City of Sanford voted to purchase the Singer Building and adjoining property for its “Sanford Central Green” project, a Durham-based developer has filed suit claiming

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