Construction Reopens in Massachusetts
Massachusetts construction sites have been allowed to resume operations if soon as they adopt strict new cleaning and distancing standards announced May 18. “It bears repeating that Massachusetts has been one of the hardest hit states in the country… and we must be...
Construction Not Yet Hurt by Coronavirus
The construction industry, like nearly every other sector in the state, has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. But for one company, the health emergency hasn’t hurt business, so far. Lynette Rogers, owner of Homescapes of New England, has found...
Worker Shortage Continues in State Construction Industry
After Dean Millard noticed people traveling from the Seacoast to study at the New Hampshire School of Mechanical Trades in Manchester, he opened a second location in Hampton. Millard knew, however, that classes there would not fill up right away. “This is a problem...
The New Hampshire School of Mechancial Trades Celebrates Second Location
The New Hampshire School of Mechancial Trades held a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony for its second location in the state on June 26, attended by Gov. Chris Sununu. The new facility in Hampton will help prepare Granite Staters to join the ranks of the construction...This Week’s Paper: Digital Edition
