St. Michael Cinema Group Says Theater, Not Church, Opening Soon
April 26, 2015
The show, as they say, must go on. And maybe, for St. Michael’s sake, it will. After a week that showed all signs pointing to
The show, as they say, must go on. And maybe, for St. Michael’s sake, it will. After a week that showed all signs pointing to
Riverside Church, which is set to become owner of the St. Michael theater building today if a purchase agreement is signed and delivered, issued a
Riverside Church’s federal lawsuit against the City of St. Michael in Federal Court is headed to settlement conference today, as lawyers with both sides meet
The drama continues, off screen, in the fight for the St. Michael movie theater. The City of St. Michael is now being sued by Riverside
City of St. Michael staff, on behalf of the St. Michael City Council, posted a news release Tuesday, Dec. 2 regarding the decision to deny
The St. Michael City Council moved last night to reject a zoning ordinance amendment request from Riverside Church, based in Big Lake Township, altering the
The St. Michael City Council will finally address an issue that’s been on the front burner for city residents since last spring: should a church
For the first time in this long process, the City of St. Michael and Riverside Church will turn its ongoing discussion over a possible church
So what, exactly would happen to the City of St. Michael’s bottom line should the former Cinemagic Theater site become a, presumably, tax-exempt church such
The St. Michael City Council and St. Michael Planning Commission joined with City of St. Michael staff for a lengthy discussion on the proposed purchase
The show, as they say, must go on. And maybe, for St. Michael’s sake, it will. After a week that showed all signs pointing to
Riverside Church, which is set to become owner of the St. Michael theater building today if a purchase agreement is signed and delivered, issued a
Riverside Church’s federal lawsuit against the City of St. Michael in Federal Court is headed to settlement conference today, as lawyers with both sides meet
The drama continues, off screen, in the fight for the St. Michael movie theater. The City of St. Michael is now being sued by Riverside
City of St. Michael staff, on behalf of the St. Michael City Council, posted a news release Tuesday, Dec. 2 regarding the decision to deny
The St. Michael City Council moved last night to reject a zoning ordinance amendment request from Riverside Church, based in Big Lake Township, altering the
The St. Michael City Council will finally address an issue that’s been on the front burner for city residents since last spring: should a church
For the first time in this long process, the City of St. Michael and Riverside Church will turn its ongoing discussion over a possible church
So what, exactly would happen to the City of St. Michael’s bottom line should the former Cinemagic Theater site become a, presumably, tax-exempt church such
The St. Michael City Council and St. Michael Planning Commission joined with City of St. Michael staff for a lengthy discussion on the proposed purchase