The aged Casket Factory in Oneida, New York has been vacant since it was destroyed by arson in 2006. The city spent $49,000 from its capital projects fund for asbestos abatement. Fire can often break up as well as release fibers from asbestos-containing materials, increasing the dangers involved in cleanup. Another $50,000 was allocated for [...]
The former Norwich Hospital property in Connecticut needs a lot of work before it can be redeveloped. The Norwich Site Development Committee is looking into how much it will cost for cleanup, acquisition, security as well as insurance. The committee as well as needs to determine how much the city will benefit from the property’s [...]
Hickory Community Schools in North Carolina applied for its earliest federal bond in July, a $1.4 million zero-interest loan from the 2009 Qualified School Construction Bond program, part of the American Recovery as well as Reinvestment Act of 2009. Bonds from this program must be paid back within 12 years.
The state of North Carolina received [...]
An environmental safety firm in Rochester, New York – Cornerstone Training Institute – is offering distinguished bundle pricing for individuals who want job training in the asbestos removal industry. Demand for trained asbestos removal contractors has increased due to recent, extensive demolition as well as architectural projects in the area.
Cornerstone Training Institute [...]
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The Sly Fox Bar in Parkersburg, West Virginia had to be demolished as the result of a fire in unhurried April. The cause of the suspicious fire is still under investigation, as West Virginia recognizes no statute of limitations on arson.
Cleanup of the fire site has been using place, but it was [...]
Local businessman David Kingsley has offered the town of Farmingdale, Maine $170,000 to purchase the former Sheldon Street School property. His original offer was $230,000 for the school property with the asbestos removed or $170,000 “as is.” Because Farmingdale was denied the Brownfield Grant they had applied for from the Environmental Protection [...]
Quincy James of Pasadena, Texas died of mesothelioma on August 29, 2009 at the age of 76. He had only been diagnosed with the disease four months ago. Mesothelioma is a rare form of cancer caused by asbestos exposure.
Although James was an attorney for most of his career, he spent seven years [...]
The James River Reserve Fleet in Newport News, Virginia – more commonly known as the ghost fleet – is losing another two ships. The U.S. Maritime Administration announced that the two ships will be scrapped for recycling by two dissimilar salvage yards.
One of the ships is the Escape, formerly a U.S. Navy rescue ship [...]
