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Baton Rouge police have leveled felony theft charges against a Louisiana builder after more than 30 unpaid trade contractors filed liens against four homeowners.
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New legislation to curb "storm chasers" could make life more difficult for legitimate roofing contractors
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A revised version of Subpart M could increase the maximum height at which workers can forego fall protection
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New Jersey, wants to get a little higher.
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FEMA’s new flood maps for New York are coming out, and the new boundaries extend over more properties.
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After months of political maneuvering, Congress has acted on a relief package for the region impacted by Superstorm Sandy, but there is no telling when the money authorized by Congress will actually reach the people who need it.
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Superstorm Sandy’s floodwaters “pushed around” some “highly toxic stuff” — but so far, testing shows that exposures for cleanup workers don’t exceed OSHA workplace limits.
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The Moreland Commission has recommended that New York scrap the public authority and establish a new structure for electric utility service in the million-household Nassau and Suffolk County market.
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Ten percent of the 948,540 households in New York’s Suffolk and Nassau counties were hit by Sandy flooding, and 38,189 structures suffered damage greater than 50% of their value, FEMA has told Long Island’s Newsday.
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Educational sessions at the JLC Live conference will cover topics of special interest to coastal builders and remodelers.