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Aug 4, 2022
"Looking Up Downtown" Featured in Main Street America's Main Spotlight
Our "Looking Up Downtown" initiative is featured in Main Street America's Main Spotlight! This program focuses on assisting owners of...


Jul 26, 2022
Duluth Armory Project is Stalled by Failed Legislative Session
When the 2022 Legislative session fizzled to an unproductive end in May, preservation supporters were disappointed for many reasons. Not...


May 26, 2022
Rethos: Places Reimagined Awarded $700,000 Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grant
Rethos: Places Reimagined has been awarded a Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grant in the amount of $700,000 to fund its Minnesota...


May 17, 2022
The Enduring Value of the Minnesota Historic Tax Credit
By Erin Hanafin Berg, Director, Rethos Policy Institute Tuesday, May 17, 2022 Things are looking rosier for Minnesota’s historic...


May 11, 2022
Public Tour of the Robinson Stanton House June 9
Near the heart of the city of Sauk Rapids, MN, stands the grand and beautiful Robinson Stanton house. The oldest documented house in Sauk...


Apr 20, 2022
Rethos Easement Program Revamp
As Rethos celebrated its 40th birthday last year, we wanted to draw attention to our oldest program: Easements. Since 1986, Rethos (then...


Mar 31, 2022
Adapting History: The 1222 University Project
The Minnesota State Historic tax credit is instrumental in promoting the rehabilitation of historic structures across the state. Many of...


Mar 17, 2022
REUSE IN ACTION: Historic Schools Around Minnesota
In May 2020, voters on the Iron Range approved a school consolidation plan that had been under discussion and negotiation since 2017,...


Mar 14, 2022
Red Wing Redevelopment Challenge
As Main Street Communities grow in their revitalization efforts, it’s important to make steps toward deep and lasting transformation in a...


Jan 21, 2022
Introducing: Robinson-Stanton House!
Near the heart of the city of Sauk Rapids, MN, stands the grand and beautiful Robinson-Stanton house. The oldest documented house in Sauk...
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