Thriving on the pressure Albany Democrat-Herald
HARRISBURG — Byron Surface dips a paintbrush into a small bucket and pulls out a gooey blob of dark gray epoxy. He dabs it on the end of the massive concrete girder until it covers every divot and pit. The Morse Bros. Inc. employee has done this type of work for nearly 30 years.
Thursday, December 14, 2006 Mid-Hudson News
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Downtown tunnel refurbished to prevent damage The Natchez Democrat
NATCHEZ — A 200-year-old downtown tunnel is getting a facelift. The brick canal under Canal Street is being refurbished to prevent flooding in north Natchez and the street’s collapse.
CITY COUNCIL UNVEILS PLANS FOR 3 PARKS Tyler Morning Telegraph
Tyler city leaders seem to be serious about having fun. The Tyler City Council decided Wednesday to funnel more money into some city parks, not necessarily for toys and gizmos, but infrastructure.
College gets $2 million for wind program Quay County Sun
A $2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) was awarded to the North American Wind Research and Training Center being proposed by Mesalands Community College.
Look here for Alexandria mayor inauguration video, Roy's speech, Randolph's speech The Town Talk
The Town Talk's Web site is featuring a video presentation from Jacques Roy's inauguration as Alexandria's 23rd mayor. Roy was sworn into office on Dec. 4 outside the Riverfront Center.
Business license posting for the week of Dec. 10 Reno Gazette-Journal
CARSON CITY, NOV. 27-DEC. 1
Cyclists seek all-weather velodrome OregonLive.com
Three members of the burgeoning Portland bicycle racing scene have launched an effort to build an indoor track racing facility. They plan to gather $1,000 pledges from 100 people, then solicit the city, businesses and others for support to replace the aging Alpenrose Velodrome in Southwest Portland.
Look here for Alexandria mayor inauguration video, Roy's speech, Randolph's speech The Town Talk
The Town Talk's Web site is featuring a video presentation from Jacques Roy's inauguration as Alexandria's 23rd mayor. Roy was sworn into office on Monday afternoon outside the Riverfront Center.
Two businesses affected by blast battle back Star-Gazette
A year after an early morning natural gas explosion leveled one home, hospitalized its five occupants and damaged another 24 buildings in a quiet Horseheads neighborhood, two businesses affected by the blast have taken very different roads to recovery.
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