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Mar 12, 2014

Cold dampers construction crews spring deadlines

The cold winter has had a negative impact on construction. Workers have been fighting through miserable weather to meet spring deadlines. But, it’s not looking good. Sorry, this link is no longer available

Mar 12, 2014

Tech colleges educate construction workers to address shortage

Nearly two dozen expansion or renovation projects have been taking place over the last 18 months across the Green Bay area. A few include the Schreiber Foods Headquarters in downtown Green Bay, the Medical College at St. Norbert College in De Pere and the Lambeau Field atrium. […] Read more

Mar 12, 2014

New Jamrich: A peek inside the mystery on campus

The interior of the new Jamrich building, one of the largest construction projects to take place at NMU, remains a mystery to those who have yet to step inside. At 136,000 square feet, the new building will become one of the largest construction endeavors at […] Read more

Mar 12, 2014

Portage armory addition on track for summer opening

Weekend drills and full-time personnel will be back at the Wisconsin Army National Guard armory in Portage in August. “We’re getting ready to pour the floors on the two additions,” said Jason Ballweg, job site supervisor for the Miron Construction project. Last year, the State Building […] Read more

Feb 24, 2014

FVTC public safety training center taking shape

A big piece of Fox Valley Tech’s new Public Safety Training Center at the Outagamie County Regional Airport rolled into place Wednesday. The donated cargo jet is just a part of a project voters approved in 2012. As the 727 donated by FedEx inched closer […] Read more

Feb 13, 2014

Workers uncover artifacts underneath Hubbard Park

Today, Hubbard Park is where students throw Frisbees and where Iowa City residents hold events — but what did the park look like in the mid-1800s? New archaeological findings uncovered beneath Hubbard Park may shed more light on what this area looked like in the […] Read more

Feb 13, 2014

Dane Co. Exec. Parisi: County moves forward on nearly $20 million airport parking expansion spurred by increase in passengers, recovering economy

Dane County is moving forward on a multimillion-dollar parking expansion at the Dane County Regional Airport (DCRA) spurred by strong increases in passenger traffic, maintaining the airport’s position as an important contributor to regional economic development, Dane County Executive Joe Parisi announced today. The expansion […] Read more

Feb 13, 2014

New ‘Whey’ Forward for Clean Water

Every day at cheese factories in northwestern Wisconsin, tanker trucks haul away thousands of gallons of wastewater. Much of it is taken to nearby farms, where it is sprayed across the fields as fertilizer. The waste is high in nutrients like phosphorus and nitrogen. If […] Read more

Feb 4, 2014

Miron’s Theresa Lehman makes ENR Midwest’s list of the Top 20 under 40

Their individual achievements are formidable. Together, they present a portrait of emerging industry talent increasingly invested in education, entrepreneurship, the environment and community. Meet the Midwest’s Class of 2014. They include one of the nation’s leading experts on multimodal transportation, an architect who assists school […] Read more

Feb 4, 2014

Construction in the cold

It may be a snowy day on the job, but it beats the alternative. “The snow, you can remove and work through the day. With the cold, it’s constantly all day,” Matt Krause, Miron Construction Risk Control Manager, said Thursday. With wind chills well below […] Read more

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