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Irvine council takes park reins
Recently elected Irvine Mayor Steven Choi initiated Tuesday's City Council meeting with New Year greetings, but not much good cheer appeared to be on the minds of council members when three controversial motions passed early Wednesday — each about...Tags: Local Elections, Politics, New York City, Elections, Board of Directors
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2012: A year of building for the future at Washington County Schools
julieg@herald-mail.com‘West City’ property May 23-present — The Washington County Board of Commissioners voted May 23 to approve the purchase of a 16.5 acre tract in the Hager’s Crossing housing development, behind Walmart, for a new “West City&...Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Collective Contract, Pension and Welfare, Crime, Law and Justice, Finance
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City waits months to review private elevator inspections, Tribune finds
A city audit last year of downtown elevators that had been inspected by private companies revealed that a third were not up to code. The reviews were supposed to help ensure the quality of the city's new private inspection program, launched after the...
Tags: Accounting and Auditing, New York City
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Downtown L.A. courthouse plan blasted by GOP [Video discussion]
L.A. NOWAn Obama Administration plan to build a new federal courthouse and federal office building in downtown Los Angeles is under fire from the GOP. Times Staff Writer Sam Allen will discuss the debate during a Google+ Hangout at 2 p.m....... -
Orange board to stick with decade-old construction priorities
Sentinel School Zone - Orlando SentinelThe Orange County School Board has decided to stick with a decade-old construction priority list until it’s finished – even if that means putting off schools that have more dire needs. In 2002, voters approved a half-penny sales tax tied to a... -
It started with biscotti
Larry Blanas switched careers, and worlds. After 30 years in the construction business, he now wrestles with gingerbread and octopus with violet tentacles. The cellphones he sells are frosted. Warm zucchini muffins fly out the door.
Long a hobby baker,...Tags: Zucchini, Summer Squash, Apple iPad, Inventories, Toffee
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Baltimore's bold — and necessary — school plan
The $2.4 billion building renovation and construction plan unveiled by Baltimore City schools CEO Andrés Alonso this week represents the most far-reaching and ambitious program the city has yet come up with to break out of its cycle of poverty and...
Tags: Annapolis, Renovation, Teaching and Learning, Networking, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
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MICA plans $18.5 million expansion, renovation of student housing
Twenty years after opening its first large residence for students, the Maryland Institute College of Art plans to build a $16.5 million addition that will increase the number of undergraduates living on campus and help revitalize Baltimore's North...
Tags: Renovation, Arts and Culture, Architecture, Ayers Saint Gross, Mount Royal
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Dry weather keeps construction projects on track
This month is on track to be one of the driest June months ever in Indianapolis, and that means most major construction projects are right on track too. "Sometimes the weather works against us and sometimes it works for us, like it is right now," said...
Tags: House Building
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Congressional candidate profiles
MEET THE CANDIDATES When Marylanders head to the polls Nov. 6, they will elect members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives in addition to casting their ballots for president. Dozens of people are running for a chance to represent the...Tags: Arts and Culture, Corporate Crime, Bethesda (Montgomery, Maryland), Science and Technology, Productivity
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When words don't match deeds
Sr. McCormick's piece on behalf of Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy (“Moving Forward with the Mission,” October 4) is an excellent example of when words don't match deeds. Despite her assertions that FSHA wants to be a “good neighbor,&... -
Construction company fined following worker's death
A construction company has been fined by the state for the death of a worker. David Anderson, 33, died in April when the driver of an excavator ran over him. It happened on the Allisonville Road bridge project at Interstate 465. The Indiana Occupational...
Tags: Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Health and Safety at Work, Fines, Punishment
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