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If contractors had to sum up the prospect of getting work from the recently passed federal infrastructure bill amid continuing labor and supply shortages, many would no doubt say: It’s a good problem to have. Others, of a more skeptical cast of mind, might add: Be careful what you wish for.

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Lisa Stefanik traces her drive to protect the environment and help find ways to save energy to her growing up on a family farm in Green County’s village of Albany.

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With an uncle, a brother and two cousins who either worked or still work at Miron Construction, Jeff Brayton speaks with authority when he says his employer is a company that supports “family values.”

Although Hooper Corp.’s history goes back more than 100 years, it remains very much on the cutting-edge with its business plans.

If it weren’t for his high school’s building-trades program, Andy Derksen might never have considered construction as a career.

Joe Good got his taste for working on cutting-edge technology while working as an intern at Tesla.

Within a year of taking a job at Gilbane in 2018, Ben Trubach found himself sitting in on meetings about the Foxconn factory in Mount Pleasant.

In the darkest days of the pandemic, government officials were in need of a contractor that could help build an overflow clinic for COVID-19 patients.

When GROTH Design Group was established in 1994, the people involved scarcely could have imagined what their little firm – devoted mostly to religious projects – would one day become.

In the nearly two decades since he founded Arch Electric in a garage in Plymouth, Ed Zinthefer has been riding what he likes to call a “solar coaster.”

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