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Roof and boiler replacements at Freehold High School and Marlboro High School will be completed with the assistance of grants that have been awarded to the Freehold Regional High School District.
In September, the district received three grants from the New Jersey School Development Authority (SDA) Regular Operating District (ROD) grant program.
The grants will be used for roof replacements at Freehold and Marlboro high schools, as well as boiler, heating, ventilation and air conditioning replacement at Freehold High School.
The total cost of the roof replacement at Freehold High School is $1.55 million. The state share is $620,528, and the local share is $930,793.
The cost of the roof replacement at Marlboro High School is $841,911. The state share is $336,764, and the local share is $505,147.
The boiler, heating, ventilation and air conditioning replacement at Freehold High School has a total cost of $2.54 million. The state share is $1.01 million, and the local share is $1.52 million.
The total cost of all projects is $4.93 million. The total amount of the state share is $1.97 million, and the total amount of the local share is $2.96 million.
The SDA has executed more than $3 million in grants to the district since the ROD programs inception, according to a press release.
In May 2013, Gov. Chris Christie announced the largest single grant offering in the programs history, making approximately half a billion dollars in funding available for projects throughout the states 559 regular operating districts and 21 county vocational technical school districts, according to the press release.
The Department of Education, which determines the selection of school projects to receive grant funds, has approved more than 1,600 ROD grant projects in 335 school districts throughout the state for this allocation.
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After speaking with Richard McKinney, Greenwoods park director, it is evident that the city is working hard to improve its parks and leisure areas for residents.
The curbing project at the Veterans Memorial park is nearing completion. The curbing has been done and there are roughly 7 spots left out of the 97 available. It has been a long process with lots of donated labor hours. The city was approved for a $10,000 grant to create an app so that visitors to the site can access information regarding the memorial stones. The app will include images of medals, information, a short bio and more. Rep. Charlotte Douglas helped with grant process and details. The city will use local app designed by the Brown family.
McKinney also mentioned the clock tower repairs. The mechanism within the clock was destroyed in April of 1968 during the tornado that struck Greenwood. The city is working on fixing the clock and refurbish electronics within the mechanism. The city is looking at roughly $20,000 in repairs and replacement to the structure. The original mechanism is a Seth Thomas from the 1890s. The city hopes to sync the clock to satellite for accuracy. The roof on the bell tower will also be patched and a new roof installed.
The city is also working on improving walking trails around the lake. Greenwood now enjoys a network of trails that start behind the police station and continue on to Bell Park. The goal is to connect all neighborhoods to trail system for fitness and walking. The city is taking advantage of a grant from the highway department for improvements. The Parks department is waiting on a study that was submitted to the Corps of Engineers about the Crooked Creek connector trails.
McKinney would also like to thank Eagle Scout candidate Zack Eglindoerfer for heading up the new shelter project at Greenwood lake. A shelter was built in the late Lara Morrisons honor using funds donated by her husband Mark Morrison.
Vienna, VA (PRWEB) October 21, 2014
On Saturday November 8th, NOVA Exteriors will be hosting a Client Appreciation Open House at their location in Vienna, VA. The home remodeling and door replacement company would like to thank their clients and local community for continued support over the past 20 years. This event is free and open to all ages- so bring the kids! There will be BBQ, fun games for the kids, and also raffles with prizes including Washington Capitals tickets. Most importantly the event will give NOVA Exteriors employees an opportunity to thank their clients for their loyalty. The event is open to anyone, not just past clients. NOVA also wants to extend the opportunity for potential new clients to come and ask questions, see samples, and hear from the past clients' experiences.
Since the beginning of the business in 1995, President Pete Vlantis has said, "It's our mission to provide clients with superior quality products and service at a reasonable, affordable price." NOVA Exteriors proudly offers expert services in vinyl replacement windows, insulated vinyl siding, asphalt roofing, kitchen & bath remodeling, custom built decks, entry and storm door replacement, as well as seamless gutters and downspouts. NOVA Exteriors has combined a passion for the industry with a passion for client satisfaction. Well-trained staff make the client experience a positive and comforting one. Being sensitive to the clients needs, NOVA Exteriors also allows for payment plans and financing to make your visions for your home come true.
NOVA Exteriors knows that it is imperative for a business to express their appreciation to their clients, and pride in the community around them. The satisfaction of the client is the key to successful business, and NOVA Exteriors wouldnt be here without their rave reviews and notes of gratitude. The Open House will feature something for everyone in the family. The kids will be entertained with games and prizes while you enjoy some great food and a chance to incite creative visions for your home. Hosting an appreciation event is just one way that NOVA Exteriors would like to say thank you to their clients and community for 20 great years. Heres to 20 more!
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Event: NOVA Exteriors Client Appreciation Open House Date: Saturday, November 8th, 2014 Location: 204-C Mill Street NE, Vienna, 22180 Time: 11:00 am 3:00pm Providing: Free food, games, raffles and more! Welcome: All ages - Bring the whole family!
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AISD and Xcel Energy are working together to find ways to use less power for an even greater output for campuses across Amarillo. /Marissa Lucero
AMARILLO, TEXAS -- A check presented to the Amarillo Independent School District (AISD) for more than $181,000 as an incentive to find ways to use less energy.
AISD and Xcel Energy are working together to find ways to use less power for an even greater output in campuses across Amarillo, and new high efficiency units seem to be the answer. This past summer the district spent $3.9 million replacing more than 500 heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.Another $100,000 to replace lighting units in itsschools.
"They can save a lot of kilowatt hours across the year something like 700,000 kilowatt hours," Xcel Spokesperson Wes Reeves said.
AISD made upgrades to 18 different campuses in Amarillo; some received new HVAC systems, some new lighting systems and others received a combination of the two. AISD Chief Financial Officer Les Hoyt said voters in May 2013 passed the bond program that included the replacement of the HVAC systems. The funds to replace the lighting units are being figured into the districts budget.
"The initial reasons for the HVAC replacements were because they were getting old," Hoyt said. "They were becoming a maintenance issue and some of the parts were becoming obsolete."
According to Hoyt the district plans to spend nearly $17 million total in HVAC replacements, while saving up to $10,000 each month onthe current electricity bill.
"We're trying to get the most efficient lighting and HVAC systems into our school, but it's taking years to do it," Hoyt said.
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NEWTOWN
Theft
A sign for a window cleaning company doing work at the home was stolen, Oct. 13, from the front lawn of a house on Gregory Lane.
Malicious Mischief
A mailbox toppled at a home on Fairview Avenue, Oct. 13, was found at the intersection with Pomona Avenue.
Retail Theft
Charges of retail theft were filed against a 27-year-old Chester woman and 36-year-old Philadelphia woman in connection with an incident, 7:30p.m., Sept. 13, in Acme, Newtown Square Shopping Center, said police. The women, who had a small child with them, placed 20 cans of baby formula and 16 razor cartridges in a bag and left the store without attempting payment, according to the report. The merchandise was valued at $854.
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