Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Construction to widen the I-93/I-95 (Rte. 128) between Randolph and Westwood will begin to come to a close as the new lane will begin opening.
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
The following information was submitted by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation: Beginning at 5 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 27, construction crews will begin to open the remaining portions of the newly constructed fourth travel lane on the section of interstate roadway between Randolph and Westwood. The project limits begin in Randolph on I-93 at the interchange with Rte. 24 (Exit 4). From there, the project extends west toward Canton Junction, where I-93 ends, and the roadway becomes I-95 (Rte. 128). Lastly, the project continues along I-95 (Rte. 128) to Rte. 109 (Exit 16) in Westwood. The opening of the new travel lane is scheduled to occur as follows: The above schedule is subject to change if inclement weather occurs and delays …
Sunday, March 27, 2011
What to look for as Spring arrives by Brian Kearney, Owner of Neponset Valley Construction.
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Sunday, March 27, 2011
Norwood has experienced record-setting accumulations this past winter putting many homes at risk for further damage through leaks in their roof. If your roof has been compromised it’s not always obvious at first and the longer you wait to fix the damage the more costly it can be come. The top 5 signs to look for when it comes to roof damage are: 1. Carefully examine the attic for any water spots on the ceiling or floor. Even if there is no moisture now, a water stain is an immediate indicator that you have a problem. 2. Inspect areas near ventilations stacks and pipes because they are especially susceptible to moisture damage. 3. Make sure all of the windows open, shut, and lock properly. If there has been water damage within the walls …
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Neponset Valley Construction
61 Endicott St, Norwood, MA
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Construction of the new high school continues on target, despite vandalism and the coming winter.
Despite an instance of vandalism and the coming winter months, officials say that the construction of the new Norwood High School is still on track to be completed mid-May 2011. "Progress on the site is continuing at a strong pace," said Project Manager Tim Bonfatti said. The crowning acheivement, so to speak, was the installation of the new clock tower earlier this month. "It's very enouraging," said Norwood Superintendent of Schools James Hayden on Sunday. Project manager Tim Bonfatti and Callahan gave a monthly report stating the physical and monetary progress to the Board of Selectmen last week. Bonfatti said that the project is ahead of cash flow projections by about 7 percent at this point and is averaging about 115 workers on site …
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Town of Norwood Senior High School
245 Nichols St, Norwood, MA
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