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Petersburg developer Dave McCormack is proposing to spend some $4.2 million renovating the old Dillard-Crawley building in downtown Blackstone and converting it to 18+/- market rate apartments with two commercial spaces fronting Main Street. The Town of Blackstone now owns the 17,000 sq. ft. building — located at 114 S. Main Street — after condemning it and acquiring it for $42,000 last year. The Town has spent another $45,000 in engineering fee…
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