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EYOTA With bids on its construction projects due to be received next month, the Dover-Eyota School Board has finished revising the plans for its remodeled elementary school and athletic complex.
"It's final. The only change would be if the bids come in and we need to change."
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DAMASCUS, Va. Richard Smith is known throughout Damascus and Abingdon as someone who is always ready to lend a helping hand.
At age 76, he is retired, but has remained active doing volunteer work and as an outdoor enthusiast. Three years ago, he even hiked the 620 grueling miles of the Israeli National Trail.
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(PRWEB) January 12, 2015
Many within the construction industry experienced a stagnant or dare we say glum 2014. However, for Todd Whittaker Drywall (TWD) Inc that simply was not the case. Since 1996, TWD has been known in the Peoria and surrounding areas as a leader in home repair and remodeling. With TWDs growing involvement in the local community, TWD believes that has been the driving factor in our business success. You can learn more TWD and their services by visiting: http://www.twdaz.com/about.php
Partnering with non-profit organization Building Homes for Heroes, TWD was honored to be a part of the remodel process bringing a local home in Peoria, as well as one in Surprise that were donated by Chase Bank up to appropriate living conditions. Two deserving veterans and their families were gifted these homes for their sacrifice and service. Being involved in the key turnover ceremony seeing the look of sincere gratitude on their faces is a moment that will never be forgotten.
Todd and Jamie Whittaker, as parents and as business owners truly believe in contributing within the education system. As a small business, being a role model for our children instilling the concept of giving back is important. This past year TWD was able to donate pallets of bottled water to various school athletics departments to assist in raising needed funds for their teams. Greenway High Schools Demons football team, Shadow Ridge High Schools football and softball teams were all recipients of the gesture.
Looking back on 2014, its apparent that the combined efforts of TWD's dedicated team to strive to be one of the best and to raise the bar for the construction industry are just a few of the things that set TWD apart from the rest. Its this confidence that has enabled the owners of TWD to reinvest in the company by expanding the existing remodel showroom. Adding features such as a fully working kitchen, a custom media wall, an industrial bathroom, an assortment of lighting and dcor options, and a diverse display of trends, materials, colors and styles to choose from when planning your next remodel project, TWD has brought a showroom to Peoria that is like no other. TWD invites you to stop by our full service remodel showroom http://www.twdaz.com/remodel-showroom.php at 9201 W. Grand Avenue to meet with a member of our design team to see what TWD can do for you.
Looking back, 2014 has been a year of many blessings energizing the TWD team about the upcoming 2015 calendar year and all that is planned. From the TWD family to yours, they wish you a healthy and prosperous New Year
ABOUT TODD WHITTAKER DRYWALL, INC: TWD is a full service general contractor that has been honored to build an extensive portfolio of kitchen and bath remodels, custom entertainment walls, patios and other home renovation projects, as well as servicing drywall, stucco and paint repair needs. For more information please visit: http://www.twdaz.com/remodeling-contractors-phoenix.php Since 1996, TWD has built its reputation for superior customer service and quality one customer at a time. For more information on the services offered visit http://www.twdaz.com or give them a call at (623) 544-1211 to schedule an appointment in their home remodeling showroom.
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After watching as this week's subzero temperatures turn all outdoor turf into tundra, you may have thought that, aside from the Mitchell Park Conservatory, there's no place left in Milwaukee where you can find something that offers a hint of spring.
But starting Friday, there's at least one more the annual Home Building & Remodeling Show at the Wisconsin Center in downtown Milwaukee.
The floor plan for the three-day show put on by the Metropolitan Builders Association includes, among about 130 exhibits showcasing builders, remodelers, lenders, decorators and others, several areas featuring landscaping ideas spots with real plants and lots of green.
Kristine Hillmer, executive director of the builders association, suggests it might be a good location for a respite from cabin fever during winter's coldest stretch, and a place to start thinking about 2015's possibilities for your home and yard.
"It's a great way to meet with lots of different companies," Hillmer said. "It's also kind of a way to get out of the house."
The theme of show, now in its 26th year, is "Building Lifestyles."
"It's really the start of the 2015 building season because when consumers come and talk to builders and remodelers, they're really getting ready for projects that are going to start in the spring and summer," Hillmer said.
One prominent topic this year is the ability of housing industry professionals to provide alternative construction materials and equipment for homeowners concerned about indoor air quality and the overall inside environment. Among titles of speaker presentations during the show: "Creating a Green Home for a Healthy Future," "Healthy Indoor Environment Protocols for Home Energy Updates" and "Air Quality and Health in the Home."
Exhibitor Source 1 Project Solutions on Thursday was assembling a large booth that will show materials that commonly go into putting together key rooms of a house. It also shows alternate products, such as insulation made from denim instead of fiberglass, that could be used in construction or remodeling, and types of flooring that could replace carpet.
"We're kind of a walking tour through what you could do behind the walls as well as what you can do for finishes to create a healthier environment for your house as well as your workplace," said Jonathan Synovic, of Brookfield-based Source 1 Projection Solutions. "It's a gigantic booth. It's two stories tall, it's 50 feet wide."
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A new strategic plan, a major remodeling project at Tremont Elementary School and continued efforts to trim department budgets are all on the 2015 agenda for Upper Arlington City Schools.
Superintendent Paul Imhoff said the 2015-2018 strategic plan, approved at the Dec. 9 school board meeting, will move immediately into its first phase of implementation this year.
"We are really excited to begin the implementation of our new strategic plan," he said. "We used a new approach to the planning process this time, one that combines the best from both the private sector and the public sector."
He said the district used the traditional public-sector approach of using feedback and ideas from its stakeholders, but also created a private-sector type plan that was "focused and results-oriented with clear, measurable goals."
Five goals of plan
"This plan is really about what matters most for our students," he said. "The five goals provide focus areas that relate to efficiency, accountability and academic results, which are the themes that came through loud and clear during our community conversations last year."
He said the five goals listed in the plan -- performance, personalization, accountability, efficiency and ownership -- resonate with district educators "because they allow us to focus our efforts on what will make the biggest difference in the classroom."
Imhoff said the district will establish an implementation work group and plan; focus on developing a quality profile; and hear feedback about the implementation of the plan during the first six months of 2015.
He said the quality profile will answer the question, "What is the best way for Upper Arlington schools to define, measure and communicate the educational quality and performance of the district?"
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Jamie Mitchell Times Record - Lonnie London works to remove a window frame Saturday, Jan. 3, 2015, from the store front at 613 Main St. in Van Buren as part of a remodeling project next door for Firefly Boutique at 609 Main St. Once completed, London said the Firefly Boutique remodel will double the boutiques floor space, as well as allow London to access his upstairs residence by way of an existing staircase opening onto Main Street.
Jamie Mitchell Times Record - Lonnie London works to remove a window frame Saturday, Jan. 3, 2015, from the store front at 613 Main St. in Van Buren as part of a remodeling project next door for Firefly Boutique at 609 Main St. Once completed, London said the Firefly Boutique remodel will double the boutiques floor space, as well as allow London to access his upstairs residence by way of an existing staircase opening onto Main Street.
Jamie Mitchell Times Record - Lonnie London works to remove a window frame Saturday, Jan. 3, 2015, from the store front at 613 Main St. in Van Buren as part of a remodeling project next door for Firefly Boutique at 609 Main St. Once completed, London said the Firefly Boutique remodel will double the boutiques floor space, as well as allow London to access his upstairs residence by way of an existing staircase opening onto Main Street.
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