After the hauling of hundreds of thousands of tons of rock and tens of thousands of man-hours on heavy equipment, Vermont is ready to celebrate the completion of a Herculean task and the biggest single engineering challenge following the flooding from the remnants of Hurricane Irene: the reopening of the last state highway washed out by the storm.
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Heavy equipment continued to make rubble of the former Libbey High School on Tuesday.
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Randolph Clay “Randy” Mann, 60, Crescent City, died in his home on Dec. 18, 2011. He was born on Jan. 30, 1951, in San Jose, he was raised in Tulare, Calif., and graduated from Tulare Western High School in 1969. He served in the U.S. Air Force from 1970 to 1990, where he was a heavy equipment operator. He retired to Crescent City, where he loved to hunt and fish.
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Rank : Airman Unit: (Advanced training) Home base: Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Experience: Filgueiras completed basic training and is now in advanced training.
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Valdez is known as the snowiest place in Alaska and one of the snowiest in the world, a longtime source of local pride and a basis for well-earned bragging rights. But with half a winter still to come and history-making accumulation already for this point in the season — 322.1 inches as of Saturday — the snow has begun to take a toll.
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Dick David Van De Mark passed away January 21, 2012. Dick was born June 26, 1945 to Jim and Zenia (Pearson) Van De Mark in Wenatchee, WA. Dick grew up in the Entiat Valley and, as a boy, built roads with his Tonka toys in the backyard. He had a love for tractors, trucks or any heavy equipment to drive.
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When Dale Steinecke Jr. was a student at Davenport West High School, he knew what his life’s calling would be.
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Newtown Board of Supervisors approved, 5-0, advertising for sale certain surplus equipment, Jan. 23.
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Heavy equipment is used to build up the roadway for an overpass to cross railroad tracks on the Northwest Industrial Connector, which entails connecting Ohio 309 to Marion-Williamsport Road.
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