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Keystone pipeline restarts 2 weeks after North Dakota leak
Canadian crude oil is once again moving through a pipeline nearly two weeks after the line leaked an estimated 383,000 gallons of oil in North Dakota.
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Read More »Verso mills in Maine, Wisconsin sold to Pennsylvania company
A specialty-paper producer in Pennsylvania plans to buy Verso paper mills in Jay, Maine, and Stevens Point, Wisconsin, in a deal worth $400 million.
Read More »Former Lt. Gov. Kleefisch joins ABC of Wisconsin as ‘jobs ambassador’
Former Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch is joining the Associated Builders and Contractors of Wisconsin as its jobs ambassador, a role promoting careers in the construction trades.
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Read More »Mort Mortenson remembered as a humble leader
Mauritz A. “Mort” Mortenson, a second-generation patriarch of one of Minnesota’s most successful and recognizable construction companies, is being remembered by friends and family as a humble and compassionate leader.
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Read More »Evers refuses to disclose 1 day’s worth of emails
Gov. Tony Evers’ refusal to turn over emails requested by a Milwaukee television station is drawing criticism from open-government advocates who say he is interpreting the law too narrowly.
Read More »IN SEASON: Moore Construction gets to work on Oak Creek apartment project (PHOTOS)
Contractors brave cold weather and strong wind at Nov. 5 at The Seasons at Orchard Hills project in Oak Creek. Moore Construction Services is the general contractor on the multi-family residential development, which will have 225 apartments spread out among ...
Read More »Wisconsin deer stands damaged; animal-rights group suspected
Authorities suspect animal-welfare activists are behind the vandalism of several deer stands in western Wisconsin.
Read More »Historical societies in Wisconsin towns seek new members
At the Deerfield Historical Society museum, you can find a typewriter from the train depot, a clock from the old post office, a wooden crate from the now-defunct Johnson Hardware and a yardstick from the former Deerfield Motor Co.
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Read More »Beloit contractor Ferd Klobucar, former AGC president, dies
Ferd and Barbara Klobucar, founders of Klobucar Construction in Beloit, and supporters of the state's construction industry, passed away in early November.
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