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Although Matt Ostovich got a taste of construction work at a young age, it didn’t exactly prepare him for the job he has now.

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For most people, it makes little difference what material a storm sewer is made up of as long as it prevents flooding by allowing rainwater to drain away. But for Clark Wantoch, sewer lines are far from all being created equal.

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Lupient Automotive Group’s current INFINITI dealership is at 2228 E. Moreland Boulevard, Waukesha. The company’s new building will have an 8,400-square-foot service area with 13 service bays, an attached car wash, a 4,000-square-foot showroom, 9,300 square feet of office space and 253 parking spaces.

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The average price of commonly used construction materials increased by nearly 1% from March to April, a prominent construction group reported on Thursday.

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Recent rainfall, high water levels in the Great Lakes and persistent winds are contributing to flooding in southeastern Michigan.

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The Brookfield Christian Reformed Church has been around for 75 years. The congregation has grown over time and is now in need of additional space.

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Sue Rickert from Caledonia said she's the "green nut" recruiting her husband and coworkers for events like WeedOut! Racine's tree planting in Colonial Park.

Prevailing-wage laws require that construction workers on public construction projects be paid the wages and benefits offered on similar jobs performed by local Wisconsin workers.

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Anyone who complains schools aren’t doing enough to promote careers in construction hasn’t peeked into one of Craig Griffie’s classes at Brown Deer High School.

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The developers of the Badger State Lofts are planning to turn a 130-year-old tannery site in downtown Sheboygan into a mixed-use development with apartments, a garage, surface parking, commercial space and various other accommodations.

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