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City building projects, events to be discussed at luncheon (The Desert Sun)
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Cathedral City officials will gather at a Building Industry Association/Desert Chapter luncheon this week, and the community is invited to listen in.
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House & garden tours (The Columbus Dispatch)
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Today BIA Showcase of Remodeled Homes Seventeen homes in central Ohio will be open from noon to 5 p.m. today in a tour sponsored by the Building Industry Association.
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Group will join lawsuit against public facilities ordinance (Independent Tribune)
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CABARRUS - The Cabarrus County Building Industry Association announced its plans to join with a Locust developer in a lawsuit to challenge Cabarrus County’s adequate public facilities ordinance for residential developments. Jim Scarbrough, the Concord lawyer representing both the Locust development and the CCBIA, said he plans to move to intervene on a lawsuit filed last month so as to ...
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Royal Oaks Building Group Named Building Company of the Year (PR.com)
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Rich Van Tassel, president of Royal Oaks Building Group, LLC (www.royaloaksbg.com), has announced that the company has received the 2008 Triangle Major Achievements in Marketing Excellence (MAME) Building Company of the Year Award. The MAME award, given by the Triangle Sales and Marketing Council of the North Home Builders Association of Raleigh & Wake County, recognizes leaders in the ...
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Builders association plans suit against Cabarrus growth ordinance (The Salisbury Post)
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Staff Report The Cabarrus County Building Industry Association announced Thursday it will sue Cabarrus County, challenging the county's ordinance prov ...
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Building supply company BMC West closing its Merced lumberyard (Merced Sun-Star)
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The Central Valley's depressed building industry has claimed another victim.
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2008 CABLE SHOW: 2008 Vanguard Awards (MultiChannel News)
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The Vanguard Awards are the most prestigious awards presented by the National Cable & Telecommunications Association. They honor leaders, programmers, policymakers, technologists and marketers for their outstanding professional and personal commitment to their colleagues and the cable industry as a whole.
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NASCAR needs a good fight (The Charlotte Observer)
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After amassing his fortune on cars -- selling them and building places to race them -- Charlotte billionaire Bruton Smith shows no signs of slowing down. Between the Sprint All-Star Race and the Coca-Cola 600, his Lowe's Motor Speedway is the epicenter of NASCAR this month. Work continues on a dragway that sparked a tussle with the city of Concord last fall and will host its first major races in ...
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Sharjah attracted 228.000 GCC tourists in 2007 (AME Info)
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The Sharjah Commerce and Tourism Development Authority in association with representatives of the tourism sector in the emirate is organizing Sharjah’s delegation that will embark on the 7th promotional Road Show in the GCC countries to promote Sharjah’s tourist attractions with the aim to attract more GCC tourists to the emirate.
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Building leaders to join lawsuit (The Charlotte Observer)
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Cabarrus County building industry leaders will join a lawsuit to challenge a fee developers pay to build county schools. Builders announced their plans at a public meeting Thursday night. About a decade ago, Cabarrus County imposed the Charlotte region's first fee on development to help pay for schools. Union and Lincoln counties have followed Cabarrus by passing similar adequate public ...
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