Posted: Friday, June 6, 2014 12:53 pm | Updated: 12:57 pm, Fri Jun 6, 2014.

WINDHAM - For 20 years, the big white church at 723 Roosevelt Trail in North Windham has been the setting for some of the most significant events in the lives of Windhams residents. Hundreds of weekly services and dozens of weddings, funerals, baptisms, and concerts have taken place within its walls. Although the North Windham Union Church UCC has been located there for many years, the new sanctuary was finished and opened for services in June 1994.

On Saturday, June 14, and Sunday, June 15, join the members and friends of the North Windham Union Church for a special 20th anniversary celebration of the new sanctuary.

On Saturday, the church will host a potluck supper of chop suey, mac and cheese, salad, and dessert at 5 p.m. in the Parish Hall. Bruce Small, who was the project leader and building contractor for the new church will share a slide show and other memories. The dinner is open to the community.

On Sunday at 10 a.m., Interim Pastor Rev. David Hall will conduct a special service of celebration commemorating the first service in the new church. The Rev. Dr. Rick Small, who was the minister during the construction, will be joining us along with a few members of the original building committee. Dr. Rick Nickerson, Minister of Music, will lead the choir and the congregation singing the same music as was heard in the first service 20 years ago. The worship service will begin in the Parish Hall and then we will proceed into the new church as was done in 1994. All are welcome.

Following the service, the celebration will continue with a barbecue lunch outside to also celebrate Fathers Day. Additionally, the Little Meeting House next door will host an open house to showcase the old sanctuary and some of the community service projects that continue to use the space today.

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Because this is time sensitive data, we try to post as much information as we can on a regular basis in order to inform our clients programs. This post is relevant for 2012 and the data below is excerpted courtesy of RSMeans, the industry leader in construction cost estimating. These costs are for the construction of the buildings themselves, and do not include land costs, soft costs, financing costs or FF&E costs.

The Apartment buildings that we are studying in this post are 4-7 stories. Above is a chart, representing the construction cost per square foot for these projects, classified by region. Note, there are wide differences in cost depending on location, and New York City tops the chart at $232.14 per square foot while Winston-Salem is on the low end at $133.28 per square foot. The median falls around $178 per square foot.

It is important to note, however, that every project is unique, and index pricing cannot be relied upon solely for outlining your project budget. Many factors must be considered not only geographic location. Building complexity, program, amenities and level of finish all serve to inform the estimated cost of the project and a qualified full service design firm like EVstudio can help design to your budget. If you would like to discuss your project, please dont hesitate to contact us and we can help you with any phase from entitlements to architecture and engineering to final punchlist.

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DESPITE nine months of successive expansion in house building and improvements in apartment construction, the national construction industry remained in negative territory in May.

The latest Australian Industry Group/Housing Industry Association Australian Performance of Construction Index (Australian PCI) recorded 46.7 in the month - a lift of 0.8 points on April's reading (readings below 50 indicate a contraction in activity).

While house building was 54.4 and apartment building increased 7.0 points to 64.9, commercial construction contracted (albeit at a slower rate) at 49.7 and engineering construction fell further - registering 34.8. There were reductions in the rate of contraction in employment (up 3.8 to 47.1) and deliveries (up 3.1 to 47.0) however, wages (59.1) and input prices (66.1) remain high.

"The rebalancing of the construction sector is gathering pace with a further decline in engineering construction in May partially offset by healthy expansions in house and apartment building," said Australian Industry Group Director - Public Policy, Peter Burn.

"Encouragingly, new orders in these residential sub-sectors are also on the rise although the easing of residential building approvals in recent months may temper medium-term expectations.

"Commercial construction on the other hand is struggling to sustain momentum after some promising signs earlier in the year. The sector was still shy of growth in May and new orders for commercial construction work fell.

"Engineering construction continued its drop in the wake of the mining-investment boom leaving plenty of capacity for an expansion of other infrastructure activity."

Housing Industry Association Chief Economist, Harley Dale said industry can take some heart from the latest Australian PCI results.

"A contraction in engineering construction is hardly surprising, but commercial construction is very close to expansion mode, house building continues to expand, and apartments posted their best result in seven months," he said.

"Further growth in residential construction activity in 2014 will be important for the Australian economy given the positive flow-through such expansion has to segments of Australia's manufacturing, supplier, and retailing sectors.

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