Sean C. Morgan
The Sweet Home Economic Development Group Board of Directors voted Wednesday, Jan. 21, to ask the Linn County Board of Commissioners for more than 200 acres of former Knife River quarry property.
“During recent months, SHEDG’s board and staff have spent substantial time and money to determine, in due diligence, whether SHEDG should pursue acquisition from the county of the 16 tax lots which comprise the so-called ‘Knife River property,’” said SHEDG…