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Butte, Montana based SeaCast foresees offshoots and becomes more involved in the community

December 15, 2007View for printing

SeaCast http://seacast.com/ , a precision parts casting company moving to a facility west of Butte, may bring more than a foundry company to the Mining City.

Bert Robins, vice president, said there’s potential for several support businesses to locate near SeaCast in the Tax Increment Financing Industrial District, located about 10 miles west of Butte. In a TIFID, a portion of property taxes is diverted into a special account for economic development. The TIFID is adjacent to the Port of Montana, southwest of Butte.

Auxiliary operations could include a machine shop or different metals and raw materials suppliers.

By Holly Michels, of The Montana Standard

Full Story: http://www.mtstandard.com/articles/2 ... ejhihia.txt

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SeaCast sponsors folk crafts

The First People’s Marketplace, a venue for American Indian artists and craftspeople during the Butte National Folk Festival next July, received a $25,000 sponsorship from SeaCast.

“This is just fabulous, and ensure that (the marketplace) is going to happen,” George Everett, executive director of Mainstreet Uptown Butte, said Monday.

Full Story: http://www.mtstandard.com/articles/2 ... ejhiihb.txt


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