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This photo courtesy of Walmart shows what a Neighborhood Market typically looks like.

Demolition on the old Winn Dixie building on Shelby Road is expected to be complete by the end of next week, making way for a Walmart Neighborhood Market in Kings Mountain.

Announced in November, the Neighborhood Market will be a grocery store smaller than the companys Superstores.

The project is still going according to schedule, Kings Mountain Mayor Rick Murphrey said Tuesday.

We talked to the Walmart construction team and their goal is to have the demolition done by the end of next week, said Murphrey. Their target is still to have the building in place and opening up in the latter part of October or early November.

The store will be located at the site of a former Winn Dixie grocery store building at Kings Mountain Plaza. The facility will be 40,000-square-foot and is expected to bring about 95 jobs to the area.

In March, The Star reported that Walmart will begin accepting applications for those jobs beginning this summer.

Theyll set up an office where you can come by and apply for a job about 100 days before the store opens, Murphrey previously told The Star.

The office will open in Kings Mountain in late July or early August to begin filling those positions, and Murphrey said Walmart would notify the public when the office opens.

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White Plains, NY (PRWEB) May 13, 2014

Envirogreen Restoration wants to remind homeowners that with the summer season coming up, it is important to have their air ducts cleaned.

Envirogreen Restoration is a Green Certified cleaning, restoration and remediation company in White Plains, NY. The Envirogreen team has been dedicated to providing homeowners throughout the White Plains area with a safe and healthy living environment for many years. Envirogreen Restoration wants to help kick off summer this year by educating the community on the benefits of having their air ducts cleaned before the season settles in.

During the winter, the air conditioning is not utilized as much, allowing for the buildup of contaminants. It is important to have air ducts cleaned before the summer temperatures arrive and the increased usage of cooling systems help scatter those contaminants throughout the house.

Air duct cleaning helps improve overall indoor air quality. Contaminants and toxins that are pulled into heating and cooling systems can effectively be removed with air duct cleaning. Contaminants found in heating and cooling systems cause 25-40 percent of wasted energy.

Envirogreen Restoration wants to remind homeowners of the signs to look out for to decide whether or not their air ducts needs cleaning:

Homeowners with fiberglass ducting should be aware that fiberglass gathers more dust than sheet metal ducting.

Cleaning ducts helps remove accumulated dust, debris and cobwebs, and it eases airflow and increases the efficiency of heating and cooling systems. In the long run, air duct cleaning promotes a cleaner and healthier way of living, it is environmentally friendly by lessening energy usage, it prolongs the longevity of heating and cooling systems and it helps cut costs on utility bills.

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MARUDI: A retaining wall will be built along the river at Long Wat to protect the 80-door longhouse from frequent flooding during the rainy season.

Telang Usan assemblyman Dennis Ngau said the government has allocated RM100,000 for the retaining wall, which will also protect the longhouse from soil erosion.

As we know Baram is always hit by floods. Recently the government has approved another RM100,000 and the project will done by an appointed contractor, he said during a recent site visit.

Longhouse chief Anyie Avit said although RM100,000 would not be sufficient to build the entire retaining wall, they would go ahead with the project.

The soil erosion, which is very close to the longhouse building is very dangerous as the longhouse could easily be washed away by the strong current of waters during the flood session, he said.

Dennis said he would look for more funds to add to the sum already approved, adding he had also previously handed over a minor rural project grant of RM10,000 to the longhouse.

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City Hall posted traffic barriers along Royal Street in 2011 after a section of the road failed. The road was temporarily shored up at the time. The municipal government later this year plans to strengthen a stretch of retaining wall in an effort to prevent another road failure. Park Record file photo

Park City officials plan to strengthen a stretch of retaining wall on Royal Street later this year that was temporarily shored up in 2011 after failing that year.

Matt Cassel, the Park City engineer, said the project will entail approximately 400 feet of the wall. It is located approximately 1,000 feet downhill from the intersections with Golden Eagle Drive. The retaining wall is on the downhill side of the street.

The city engineer said crews will install what are known as soil nails, which are made of steel encased in concrete. They will each be up to 40 feet in length, he said. The soil nails will be driven through the retaining wall and into the earth behind the wall. One soil nail will be put approximately every seven feet, Cassel said.

He said the work is expected to add at least 20 years to that stretch of the retaining wall's lifespan. It was installed in the early 1980s, as Deer Valley was developed.

"It will be the final repair," Cassel said.

The stretch of Royal Street failed in mid-2011. Officials at the time indicated water was washing away soil underneath the road, causing the road surface to crack. The road surface started to slip downhill.

Cassel said repairs were undertaken in 2011 that were expected to last five years. Further study led officials to pursue the upcoming work, he said.

The city engineer said the work is anticipated to start shortly after Independence Day and last up to three months. Royal Street will be open at night and on weekends during the work. Cassel said City Hall plans to ensure one lane is open during work hours. Flaggers will direct traffic when just one lane is open. The project does not include roadwork.

City Hall recently published an advertisement seeking bids for the work. The bid deadline is May 29. Cassel said he anticipates the work will cost in the low seven figures. A contract of that value will require approval by the Park City Council.

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