Presbyterian Homes & Services made its final payment of $7.85 million for the Wayzata Bay Center, which will be redeveloped into a senior housing center, a hotel, an office building, and a retail complex.
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A total of 203,756 students are enrolled in MnSCU's network of schools this fall-up 2.7 percent from last year, when the system comprised 198,794 students.
The organization has committed to adding six bike-share stations in north Minneapolis in spring 2011.
Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
By pooling their efforts rather than competing for limited resources, the six organizations hope to have an easier time capturing governmental and private funds and advocating on behalf of their members.
TCF Chairman and CEO William A. Cooper said that the provisions of the Durbin amendment violate the bank's constitutional rights on three grounds.
The complex was purchased by St. Paul-based At Home Apartments, LLC, for about $110,000 per unit.
Financial terns of the acquisition were not disclosed.
The funding is part of $727 million that was awarded by the U.S. Health and Human Services Department to 143 community health centers across the country.
The bankruptcy trustee in the Tom Petters case is seeking $3.7 million from M&I Bank, claiming that a Petters Company, Inc., account was used to funnel investors' funds.
Margaret Anderson Kelliher-who was vying to become governor until losing the primary race in August-succeeds Kate Rubin, who left the association in June to join UnitedHealth Group.
The median sales price and the number of sales of Twin Cities homes were down from the same period last year, but there was increased market activity in 2009 due to the approaching tax credit deadline.
The $30-per-trip service will help companies book the most affordable flights on any airline, but customers get "exclusive corporate travel benefits" when they fly Sun Country.
3M didn't disclose how much of a stake it purchased but expects the acquisition to present growth opportunity and market potential-possibly through anti-fraud solutions.
The Wonderfile business division was sold to Rochester, New York-based BlueTie, and financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
After a judge gave Denny Hecker a 24-hour deadline to turn over insurance checks that allegedly belong to the bankruptcy estate, the fallen auto mogul responded with a 30-page account of how he spent the funds.