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MARION The first tenants of the Marion Enterprise Center will begin construction of their new facilities next week. Legacy Manufacturing will break ground on its $10.4 million, 133,000-square-foot building on Oct. 21. The Marion company makes lubrication equipment, hoses, hose reels, pneumatic couplers and accessories. Construction is expected to be complete by April 2016.

Legacy Manufacturing is very proud to be one of the first companies to expand in the Marion Enterprise Center, said Mark Weems, president of Legacy, in a news release. Our new 133,000-square-foot facility will more than double our capacity and allow us to continue our growth.

The company said it has purchased enough land to allow for future expansion of up to a 320,000-square-foot facility.

Our long-term objective is to re-shore as many of our products as possible, which will bring good manufacturing jobs back to the area, Weems said.

The following day, Oct. 22, ElPlast America Inc. will break ground on the construction of its new North American headquarters. The $6 million, 30,000-square-foot facility will bring 30 jobs to Marion. The Polish company supplies large press-to-close zipper bags used by food, pet food, lawn care, pharmaceutical and other industries.

ElPlast is excited to start the construction of our North American headquarters representing the beginning of the next phase of our growth in the North American market, said Chad Rupert, CEO of ElPlast America, in a news release. ElPlast looks forward to becoming a member of the Marion business community as we continue to build our business for many years to come.

The Marion Economic Development Company helped the two companies secure city and state financial incentives for the projects. ElPlast received a $390,000 incentive through the City of Marion and $148,450 from the Iowa Economic Development Authority. Legacy Manufacturing received $880,000 from the City of Marion through tax increment financing and a $261,750 assistance package through IEDA.

The Marion Enterprise Center, 184 acres of shovel-ready land, is at the corner of Highways 151 and 13.

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-San Francisco is getting serious about the 2024 Olympics bid.
-That was the message I got the other day at a sit-down in the mayor鈥檚 office, where all the city department heads who would be involved with bringing the big Games here were in attendance.
-No sooner did I arrive than Mayor Ed Lee leaned over and said, 鈥淚 have to be out of here in 10 minutes, which means you are the mayor emeritus.鈥?
-鈥淲hat does that mean?鈥?I asked.
-鈥淚t means you can鈥檛 do your normal thing and leave after 10 minutes,鈥?he said.
-So I stayed, and it became apparent over the next hour and 45 minutes that Giants President Larry Baer, who was pretty much leading the meeting, is the driving force behind
-What I learned is that the U.S. Olympic Committee wants the competition to be held near the city. In other words, no equestrian events in Davis.
-The committee also wants the Central Subway, the Transbay Terminal and BART to San Jose to be done sooner rather than later.
-As for where the Olympic Stadium would be? The idea is for Brisbane to make land across from Candlestick Park available for a 鈥減op-up鈥?stadium, built at minimal expense, that can go away the day after the Games are over.
-There were a lot of empty seats at last Sunday鈥檚 49ers game. And don鈥檛 you believe the story that everyone fled to the shade 鈥?I鈥檝e never seen anyone leave their seat at a pro game in the first quarter.
+MARION The first tenants of the Marion Enterprise Center will begin construction of their new facilities next week.
-I know the 49ers say the stadium is selling out, but I also know that tickets are readily available on the Internet at below cost. And I鈥檓 getting way more invites to games than I did when the team was at Candlestick.
+Legacy Manufacturing will break ground on its $10.4 million, 133,000-square-foot building on Oct. 21. The Marion company makes lubrication equipment, hoses, hose reels, pneumatic couplers and accessories.
-The fact is, San Francisco fans are not as rabid about the Niners anymore. It鈥檚 not just Levi鈥檚 Stadium where you can find empty seats on game day 鈥?check out the city鈥檚 sports bars.
+Construction is expected to be complete by April 2016.
+ Legacy Manufacturing is very proud to be one of the first companies to expand in the Marion Enterprise Center, said Mark Weems, president of Legacy, in a news release. Our new 133,000-square-foot facility will more than double our capacity and allow us to continue our growth.
-It鈥檚 Fleet Week, a time when upward of a million people come on foot, by bike, by car, train or boat to enjoy the city and the most spectacular air show there is: the Blue Angels.
+The company said it has purchased enough land to allow for future expansion of up to a 320,000-square-foot facility.
-It just wasn鈥檛 the same last year without them.
+ Our long-term objective is to re-shore as many of our products as possible, which will bring good manufacturing jobs back to the area, Weems said.
-I have a confession to make: I have a Walter Mitty fantasy about flying with the Angels.
+The following day, Oct. 22, ElPlast America Inc. will break ground on the construction of its new North American headquarters. The $6 million, 30,000-square-foot facility will bring 30 jobs to Marion.
-But like everything except the value of motherhood and apple pie, the Angels come with their share of controversy.
+The Polish company supplies large press-to-close zipper bags used by food, pet food, lawn care, pharmaceutical and other industries.
-It was in 1997 or 鈥?8 that the naysayers in this town decided to make the winged wonders an issue. It started with supposed concerns about the safety of flying over the city. Then it was the folks who said the jets violated noise laws.
+ ElPlast is excited to start the construction of our North American headquarters representing the beginning of the next phase of our growth in the North American market, said Chad Rupert, CEO of ElPlast America, in a news release. ElPlast looks forward to becoming a member of the Marion business community as we continue to build our business for many years to come.
-Nothing, however, was going to stop us from hosting the Angels.
+The Marion Economic Development Company helped the two companies secure city and state financial incentives for the projects.
-On the day of the show, I was with a group watching from the roof of the Maritime Museum at Aquatic Park. Near the end, one of the Angels dipped down so low that we could see the flame coming out the jet鈥檚 tail.
+ElPlast received a $390,000 incentive through the City of Marion and $148,450 from the Iowa Economic Development Authority. Legacy Manufacturing received $880,000 from the City of Marion through tax increment financing and a $261,750 assistance package through IEDA.
-It was one of the best 鈥渢hank yous鈥?a mayor could get.
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-Movie time: 鈥淕one Girl.鈥?A clever mystery in which Ben Affleck as the husband-turned- suspect proves once and for all that he really can act, and Rosamund Pike turns in a performance as the missing wife that will probably earn her an Oscar nod.
-But there鈥檚 a problem 鈥?the film runs out of steam over its nearly two hours and 30 minutes. For the life of me, I cannot understand Hollywood鈥檚 obsession with movies that go on for two hours. It鈥檚 not like anyone鈥檚 going to buy a second bag of popcorn, so the theaters are not making extra money in the deal.
-And a movie that long will seriously mess up your day, not to mention your bladder.
-Quite a turnout at the annual Three I (Italy, Ireland, Israel) lunch in North Beach the other day. And the loudest applause went to Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White.
-Hotel restaurants may soon be a thing of the past here in San Francisco. I鈥檝e had more than one manager tell me the city鈥檚 continuously rising minimum wage and union rules are making it impossible to make money anymore.
-鈥淲e take in a million a year at our restaurant, but it鈥檚 costing us $1.6 million a year to operate,鈥?one hotel manager told me.
-The prediction is, hotels will convert their restaurants to self-serve breakfast buffets, just like the Hampton Inns out in the suburbs.
-Have you noticed that when it comes to bicyclists running red lights and stop signs, it鈥檚 usually a guy under 30?
-And who are are the most law-abiding two-wheelers?
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-They also don鈥檛 make a lot of noise.
-The only problem is, guys don鈥檛 go for Vespas. They think it鈥檚 a girl thing.
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