The city of St. Joseph received about $2 million in federal stimulus money to revitalize four specific parts of the city, including St. Joseph Avenue on the North End. Tama Wagner of the St. Joseph Community Alliance said she expects to see some projects get off the ground within the next two years.
The city of St. Joseph received about $2 million in federal stimulus money to revitalize four specific parts of the city, including St. Joseph Avenue on the North End. Tama Wagner of the St. Joseph Community Alliance said she expects to see some projects get off the ground within the next two years.
A visitor might get an impression of faded glory when entering St. Joseph through major corridors on the North End, South Side and Downtown.
“Sometimes it’s almost heartbreaking,” said Kim Schutte, the city’s historic preservation planner, “because you stand in front of these really very interesting buildings and you know what once was. They were once just amazing communities.”
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