The new Hudson's site skyscraper in downtown Detroit has officially reached full height. Construction crews on Wednesday hoisted a final steel beam to top off the tower at just over 681 feet.

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The deadline to submit final invoice reports for work completed under the Site Rehabilitation Program has closed and the program is not accepting any new invoice submissions. An additional 45 days for ...

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