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Wisconsin's recent surge in school construction is showing no signs of slowing down, with voters throughout the state being asked to consider more than $1 billion in school-construction referendums this April.

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The Wisconsin Painting Contractors Association members Michele Cartwright, of Common Links Construction, and Jose Sanchez, of Sanchez Painting Contractors, delivered $1,000 worth of toys and various necessities to the Sojourner Peace Center in December.

The Associated General Contractors of Greater Milwaukee has elected Mike Abuls, of CG Schmidt, as AGC senior vice president. Abuls will serve alongside nine AGC board members to support the construction industry throughout southeastern Wisconsin. Abuls has 38 years of experience ...

Clark Dietz, a professional consulting and engineering firm, today announced that Tonia Speener and Kevin Hetrick have been elected to the firm’s board of directors for 2019.

Foxconn Technology Group recently received the Golden Shovel Award from the National Association of Minority Contractors Wisconsin Chapter and Wisconsin Department of Transportation. The award was presented at the Annual DBE Workshop and Secretary’s Golden Shovel Awards and recognized Foxconn’s ...

Sam Statz, president and majority owner of Hoffman Planning, Design & Construction, has been selected to serve on the board of directors of the Associated General Contractors of Wisconsin, a trade association for the commercial-construction industry in the state. “I’m greatly ...

Keller has earned a Gold Safety Award of Honor, presented by Associated Builders and Contractors of Wisconsin. This award is presented to companies that have a lower than industry average safety record. Keller, Inc. is 100 percent employee-owned and has ...

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Gov. Tony Evers said Wednesday that his forthcoming budget won't call for replacing a century-old prison near Green Bay, an overcrowded structure that an area lawmaker calls the state's most dangerous.

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An appeals court has ruled that the town of Grand Chute didn't deflate a union's free-speech rights when it barred a giant blow-up rat from being displayed at a picket line at a construction site nearly five years ago.

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