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The Sidney City Council recently approved a land purchase by Table of Grace.
The property is a 3.2 acre tract on east Elm Street at a cost of $21,440.
The agreement calls for $1,000 to be deposited in escrow and the balance to be deposited on the date of closing on the property.
In his presentation to the City Council, City Manager David Scott said Jim Hansen of Sandhills Global secured a donation to construct a new Table of Grace facility in Sidney. After researching the several locations, Sandhills Global decided to partner with the City of Sidney to obtain a parcel of city property near the...
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