Sun, Nov 22 2009
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First to benefit: public housing Mankato in line for $400,000 from stimulus By Dan LinehanThe Free Press There were two housing starts in January in Mankato and North Mankato.
New Ulm is slated to receive $89,455, which will be used to remodel public housing units, mostly in the 40-unit Broadway House, said Tom Macaulay, assistant executive director for the New Ulm economic development authority. “Just to give ’em a facelift,” he said. 
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