Sunday, December 12, 2010

Shaping up in Springfield

The excavator arm tore through the wall of the Fellows Gear Shaper plant, bringing lumber and siding crashing to the ground. (Photo from Springfield Regional Development Corporation) 

Demolition work is now underway as part of the ongoing redevelopment of the old Fellows complex for Precision Valley Development Corporation.
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  1. Norma12/14/10, 10:21 PM

    With demolition work now underway on the ongoing redevelopment complex more construction jobs are available. This is terrific news, if it ends up leading to more Construction projects in Vermont, or even in other states. As a construction worker, I think all of us could use a boost in the economy. With the current troubles, there are fewer construction projects and it is difficult to find work. Luckily, I stumbled across Dodge Projects on another blog and figured I may as well take a look. I was really impressed by their detailed job listings, which are sorted by state and type. It makes it so easy to find the jobs that are right for you. It is truly a valuable tool in the current economy and definitely worth checking out.

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