By Matt Prokopchuk, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, TBnewswatch.com DRYDEN \u2014 A new four-dozen unit development will help with a housing shortage in the Dryden area, says the head of the organization behind the project. The 48-unit housing build on Duke Street in Dryden is nearing completion and Jacob Dockstator, the executive director of the Sioux Lookout Friendship Accord Economic Development Corporation, says they\u2019re expecting occupancy to begin in October or November. \u201cIt’s going to be addressing the \u2026 housing shortages in Dryden,\u201d Dockstator said. \u201cAnd also looking to the future with the (Nuclear Waste Management Organization) coming to the region, there’s going to be a lot of growth, so we want to be able to realize on that as well.\u201d The economic development corporation is jointly owned by four area… <\/p>\n
By Matt Prokopchuk, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, TBnewswatch.com DRYDEN \u2014 A new four-dozen unit development will help with a housing shortage in the Dryden area, says the head of the organization behind the project. The 48-unit housing build on Duke Street in Dryden is nearing completion and Jacob Dockstator, the executive director of the Sioux Lookout Friendship Accord Economic Development Corporation, says they\u2019re expecting occupancy to begin in October or November. \u201cIt’s going to be addressing the \u2026 housing shortages in Dryden,\u201d Dockstator said. \u201cAnd also looking to the future with the (Nuclear Waste Management Organization) coming to the region, there’s going to be a lot of growth, so we want to be able to realize on that as well.\u201d The economic development corporation is jointly owned by four area... <\/p>\n