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Grand Forks City Hall ready for business

Grand Forks City Hall is officially back in business with nearly all departments having moved back in.

The heritage building was fully renovated after being destroyed in an arson attack in the summer of 2013.

Acting CAO Diane Heinrich says it’s good for staff and the public.

The building has a modern lay-out but is in keeping with the heritage site.

Services had been split over two different buildings during the reno.

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