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April 2010

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Pine Road School project experiencing setbacks

16 years ago16 years ago1 mins

Although the Pine Road Elementary School construction project got off schedule because of snow in December and rain in March, Gil Lappano, the projects clerk of the works, said things seem to be getting back on track.

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School Bill: GOP seeks Clearys support

16 years ago16 years ago1 mins

GEORGETOWN, S.C. Today could be the day Gov. Mark Sanford vetoes a House bill that would allow the Georgetown County School District to use borrowed construction funds for operational costs.

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Construction work force needs to build up high-tech skills

16 years ago16 years ago1 mins

It’s no secret the construction industry in Michigan is struggling.

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PASD approves construction of turf fields

16 years ago16 years ago1 mins

The Phoenixville Area School District’s Board of Directors passed a motion on Thurs., April 15, to approve the construction of two artificial turf field projects, with the second to be further considered in the next two years.

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PASD approves construction of turf fields

16 years ago16 years ago1 mins

The Phoenixville Area School District’s Board of Directors passed a motion on Thurs., April 15, to approve the construction of two artificial turf field projects, with the second to be further considered in the next two years.

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Searching for Construction Thief

16 years ago16 years ago1 mins

Licking County Crime Stoppers is searching for information on someone who stole from a school construction site.

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Pine Road School project experiencing setbacks

16 years ago16 years ago1 mins

Although the Pine Road Elementary School construction project got off schedule because of snow in December and rain in March, Gil Lappano, the projects clerk of the works, said things seem to be getting back on track.

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Tulpehocken awards field construction contract

16 years ago16 years ago1 mins

Landis C. Deck & Sons, Reading was contracted by the Tulpehocken School Board in a complete construction contract for the $613,900 construction project for the new baseball field and tennis courts.

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Pine Road School project experiencing setbacks

16 years ago16 years ago1 mins

Although the Pine Road Elementary School construction project got off schedule because of snow in December and rain in March, Gil Lappano, the projects clerk of the works, said things seem to be getting back on track.

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Contentious audit exposes sloppy control of school building costs

16 years ago16 years ago1 mins

Orange County public-school managers are being criticized for sloppy and haphazard control over millions of dollars’ worth of routine construction and maintenance projects on the 180 campuses that make up the nation’s 10th-largest school district.

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