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    Deja Vu?-August 2011

    Deja Vu?-August 2011

    The debate over where the Vikings should play revives a familiar plan for a sports and entertainment corridor near Minneapolis’s North Loop. Bruce Lambrecht, one of Target Field’s earliest and most controversial advocates, believes his ideas can win again.

    Sun Country Moves Forward Under New Ownership

    The Davis family, Minnesotans who own Cambria Holdings and Davisco Foods, purchased the airline, which emerged from bankruptcy in February. An attorney representing the trustee in the Petters bankruptcy case, who oversaw the transaction, said that the involved parties sought to keep the price confidential, and declined to disclose the sales price.

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    Sun Country Moves Forward Under New Ownership

    The Davis family, Minnesotans who own Cambria Holdings and Davisco Foods, purchased the airline, which emerged from bankruptcy in February. An attorney representing the trustee in the Petters bankruptcy case, who oversaw the transaction, said that the involved parties sought to keep the price confidential, and declined to disclose the sales price.

    Real Estate Pros Anxious for End to State Shutdown

    During the state shutdown, the Commerce Department isn't processing licenses and renewals for some real estate professionals-which is leaving some without work and keeping new agents from entering the field. And an extended shutdown would have a much larger impact, which could be felt by homeowners and prospective buyers.

    Report: State, IRS Seek $2.5M in Petters Assets

    The Pioneer Press reports that the Minnesota Department of Revenue and the IRS, which have identified tax liabilities dating back to 2004, are asking for $2.5 million in ill-gotten assets being controlled by receiver Doug Kelley.

    Cirrus Buyer Pledges to Keep Jobs in Duluth

    While some Minnesotans worried that Cirrus' acquisition by a Chinese company could result in the elimination of Duluth jobs, both the acquiring company's leaders and the City of Duluth have reportedly pledged to support the business-and keep its operations in the northern Minnesota town.
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