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Missing pieces: After the loss of Dell and others, Twin Falls tries to put its economic development picture back together

September 20, 2009 /

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Melinda Anderson, the Twin Falls economic development director, begins her presentations around town by joking that her predecessor filled all the city’s large vacant buildings with businesses – leaving her with nothing to offer companies wanting to relocate or expand in the city.

"This has been a positive thing and a negative thing," said Anderson, who joined the city three years ago. "We haven’t had a building like that available since I arrived here."

Now she does.

By Jared S. Hopkins
Times-News writer

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