Scott Teerlinck believes in community.
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Read More »A year before the Great Recession, Shannon Jefferson was already on the back end of her second layoff.
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Read More »Want a telltale sign of whether a neighborhood is reviving? “When you go into urban coffee shops, one of the things I look for are how many strollers are in the coffee shop,” said Larry Witzling, who taught architecture and ...
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Read More »For Mustafa Emir, civil engineering was a practical pursuit.
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Read More »Going from a job at Best Buy to one at Shopko to yet another at Northern Metal and Roofing might not seem like the usual path to a construction career.
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Read More »Bob Vajgrt knew he wanted to solve puzzles. He just figured he’d end up solving a slightly different kind.
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Read More »Dirk Debbink was pretty sure he was never going to join the family business.
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Read More »Joseph Scala isn’t your typical HVAC guy — and not just because he sings the National Anthem at more than 100 sporting and charitable events a year.
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Read More »Out of 600 employees, there are seven members of the Cullen family working at J.P. Cullen & Sons. Their ties to the company stretch back five generations, when first-generation Irish-American and carpenter John Patrick Cullen started building homes in Janesville in 1892.
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