City might finally see development on Lullabye site

After more than 25 years of trying, the city of Stevens Point may finally have a development on the former Lullabye Furniture Co. site along CenterPoint Drive and Portage Street between Third and Union streets. Lullabye Furniture Co., founded by John Bukolt as the Automatic...

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