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(WDEF) Bathroom remodeling contractor Dan Updike says many of his customers are choosing to ditch bulky tubs in favor of more luxurious showers. He said, "The bathing generation is kind of gone by the wayside. We are a pretty much shower generation anymore. So rather than have the bathtub that you lift your leg over that's a confined space if you put in a large shower it's more of the spa-type shower." Angie Hicks of Angie's List added, "The trend these days is to convert bathtubs into showers. There are so many choices when it comes to showers and they potentially take up less space than the large garden tubs that have been historically in homes. If you are a homeowner that wants to age in place, grow old in your home, a shower can be a safer alternative for you." Updike says converting a standard five-foot tub into a shower typically starts around $4,500, but prices can quickly increase depending on the materials and options you choose. He said, "If you want to go tub to a shower it's very simple to do, you just need to move plumbing a little bit for the new setup. Other than that they make shower bases the same size as bathtubs. We normally use solid surface bases instead of plastic or fiberglass. They are very heavy duty and come in a variety of colors to coordinate whether it's tile on the walls or solid surface wall panels." While nearly every bathtub can be converted into a shower, it's not always the best idea. Hicks said, "Replacing a tub for a shower is not for everyone. If you only have one bathroom in your house you want to be sure you keep a tub because what will end up happening is you'll hurt your resale value. Families with kids, they like tubs and without one it can hurt you." Angie's List says this is a job best left for the professionals, so make sure you hire a reputable contractor. If the company has a showroom, go check it out.
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Man dead in Wilkes Co. construction accident
A man was killed in an accident involving construction equipment at a Wilkes County church Tuesday morning.
David Alcon, 37, of Elon, died in the accident around 11:15 a.m. at Pine View Baptist Church on Sparta Road, also known as Highway 18, north of North Wilkesboro. Another man suffered minor bruises.
Witnesses told WXII's David Jeannot that a heavy machine overturned over after a wall next to the basement gave way. Alcon was standing beside the machine at the time, and the machine operator ended up pinned inside, witnesses said. | Mobile users, tap here to watch David's report.
The machine was being used to redo the pavement at the church. A crane was brought in to try to upright the machine.
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TURA: In another case of burglary from a Church, miscreants on Monday night broke into the Sacred Heart Church, one of the oldest Catholic Churches in Garo Hills, and made off with a considerable amount of money and also damaged sacred items of worship kept inside the Church.
According to the Sacred Heart Parish Priest, Fr. Theodore T Sangma, the miscreants first entered the store room of the Church and got hold of construction tools including a pick axe and a crowbar which they used to break open the main entrance of the Church.
The thieves then broke open the donation box to get at the cash and offerings kept inside.
The thieves also brought out the tabernacle containing sacred items of Catholic worship which they broke open desecrating the items inside.
A steel almirah containing amplifiers and microphones was also badly damaged when the thieves broke it open. However, nothing inside was taken. The total value of the damage to Church property has been estimated to be around Rs.1.5 lakh.
Meanwhile, the Sacred Heart Church Committee, the Parish priest and others concerned have condemned the incident in the strongest possible terms.
Desecrating the Holy Church and the Holy Articles of Faith has hurt the sentiments of the faithful of this Parish Church community. It is wrong to steal; however desecrating sacred items is a senseless act which is unpardonable, said Fr. Sangma. It may be reminded that earlier the Tura Baptist Church was also burglarized in the same way in which miscreants also damaged several items inside the Church. In that incident the culprits had made off with cash amounting to several thousand rupees which was kept inside the Church.
The Hawakhana Baptist Church and the Goanang Baptist Church have also fallen prey to thieves and were broken into not too long ago and just weeks apart from each other.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nearly three weeks after the collapse of the Rio De Agua Viva Church, heavy construction surrounds the scene. We last heard the city and structural engineers were working together trying to salvage whats left of the building. Turns out that wasnt in the cards, and the church will be torn down.
Its sad. This building, for a lot of people, its very emotional, saidHerminio Leal, who has been the pastor of the Rio De Agua Viva for the last 14 years.
Leal saidhe received notice at the beginning of this week that his church is going to be razed.
We expected that, Leal said.
The 80-year-old church collapsed about three weeks ago with children inside due to extensive water damage. The building contractor says the building is beyond repair.
There was enough damage to the building and it was not sustainable to be able to repair it, saidChristopher Perez, with CATCO Restoration Company.
Structural engineers inspected the building for the past few weeks, and the churchs insurance company ultimately decided to tear it down. Workers are nowwaiting on a permit from the city.
As soon as we get it and given the green light, well get things kind of picked up. We have to do a number of things right now, but until we can actually bring it to the ground, we need the last final piece of the puzzle from the city, added Perez.
Crews spent the day staging equipment to get everything ready to knock the church down.
Right now were doing some hand demolitions, taking some stuff down on the north wall that we have to take down by hand because its so close to the other building, Perez said.By the end of the week, theres not going to be much left.
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For the congregation at Harrison Bethel Baptist Church, the sounds of drills and hammers are as sweet as a church hymn.
Construction is finally underway on the sanctuary after the 2011 wildfire destroyed it.
"To see the walls come up, the excitement is just overwhelming," said Pastor Johnny Moore. "God is able to cause beauty out of ashes and certainly these walls are very beautiful."
A heavy reliance on fundraising and permit delays have prolonged the rebuild and the church still needs to raise at least $100,000 to complete construction, said Moore.
The congregation, which once met at Northeast 71st and St. Bernard, has relied on area churches and community spaces to worship.
Though, continuing their ministry without a permanent home has been tough, congregation leaders say the challenges strengthened their faith.
"This is just a building," said member Melissa Ward. "We, the people, are the church so we carry God's word in us."
For the last 3 years, seven simple words carried the congregation. The church marquee and its message - posted just days before the fire - was the only thing to survive the flames.
It reads "God will keep his promise. Trust Him."
"As the marquee says, 'God will keep his promise,'" said Moore. "I know it's been 3 years, but this [building] gives people a ray of hope that things can happen for them and for the community if we pull together, if we stay together."
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