REPAIR
Rebuilding After a Blunder: How to improve your credit score fast
Do you have collection debt, judgments, a foreclosure, or even bankruptcy on your record? If so, rebuilding your credit might seem like an impossible task. Many consumers just assume they will suffer ...
Posted on 4/22/13 at 1:44 PM
Guide to Disputing Credit Report Inaccuracies
The accuracy of credit reports has been in the news lately, causing consumers to wonder how error-free their own report is. Since credit reports are the backbone of the all-important credit score, it ...
Posted on 2/20/13 at 8:43 AM
Mystery Bridge 20: The bridge that used to house a bike shop
Author's Note: In the coming weeks, we'll be returning to Schleswig-Holstein to view some bridges in the region, some of which we're picking up where we left off from the tour from the last ...
Posted on 2/20/13 at 6:45 AM
Areavoices Digest #18 - Feb 9, 2011 - Have you seen these blogs?
Thanks for your feedback about the areavoices directory. I'm still wading through it blog by blog, revising and updating information. You can now see the directory on the blog sections of your home pa...
Posted on 2/9/11 at 11:15 AM
And it was good?
In certain circumstances my kitchen can now be seen from the moon, thanks to the addition my husband made over the weekend. My kitchen has always been a bit gloomy. Shortly after moving in, I removed ...
Posted on 3/2/10 at 8:35 PM
City street closed for water main repair
The Jamestown City Engineer’s Office announced that 11th Street Southeast between 12th and 13th Streets Southeast will be closed for water main replacement work.By Sun Staff , April 18, 2013
Fourth Avenue Northwest to be closed for a time Friday for repairs
Beginning at 8 a.m. Friday, Fourth Avenue Northwest will be closed between 12th Street and 15th Street Northwest for utility repairs, the City Engineer’s Office said.June 21, 2012
Emergency repairs slated for troubled dam
Emergency repairs are slated to begin this week at a damaged dam in southeast North Dakota.March 22, 2011
Repairs continue after power outage
Xcel Energy says repairs to damaged equipment that caused a widespread power failure in parts of Fargo and West Fargo last weekend are expected to continue for two weeks or more.February 21, 2011
Gas refinery repairs expected next month
BISMARCK — Repairs to a gasoline-making unit damaged by a blaze at Tesoro Corp.’s North Dakota refinery aren’t expected to be completed for several weeks, the company said Friday. The company said the Jan. 19 fire had cut production at the Mandan plant by about 10 percent, though the refinery has provided an adequate amount of fuel products to its customers since then.By By James MacPherson, The Associated Press , February 05, 2011
State parks forced to delay maintenance
KAISER, Mo. — At state parks across the nation, this is the toll of the deepening budget crisis and years of financial neglect: crumbling roads, faltering roofs, deteriorating restrooms. Electrical and sewer systems are beginning to give out, too, as are scores of park buildings, some of them built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression. In a few places, aging bridges have been detoured and tunnels blocked off because of falling debris.By By Chris Blank, The Associated Press , December 31, 2010
Street repair work begins in northwest Jamestown
Roadway repairs are currently underway along Fourth Avenue Northwest from Fifth Street to 18th Street Northwest, according to a press release from the Jamestown City Engineer’s Office. Work began Tuesday near Fifth Street Northwest.By Sun Staff , September 21, 2010
WF man has bike repair shop in home garage
Keith Schoon can still operate a bicycle repair shop out of his West Fargo home garage, but he needs to make some changes, city officials said. Since June 2008, the 65-year-old retiree has repaired hundreds of bicycles that he either sells at a small profit, or donates free of charge to neighborhood children — an act some West Fargo residents have praised as “a service to the community.”By By Kristen M. Daum, Forum Communications Co. , May 14, 2010
Minn. county repairing bridge
The St. Louis County Board on Tuesday approved spending up to $200,000 from an emergency fund to make emergency repairs to the County Highway 7 bridge over the Cloquet River in Industrial Township just west of Duluth. The broken bridge has caused problems for people who use Highway 7 — Industrial Road — to get into and out of Duluth to head up toward Culver, Alborn, Meadowlands and the Iron Range.By Forum Communications Co. report , March 03, 2010
Fire damages business
By By Sun Staff , February 22, 2010
Dam near Kathryn to be repaired
The Red River Joint Water Resource Board approved Thursday spending up to $500,000 to help repair Clausen Springs Dam, which was threatened by the flooding Sheyenne River this past spring, forcing the evacuation of the community of Kathryn, N.D.By By Kevin Bonham, Forum Communications Co. , December 11, 2009
Child’s death in crash prompts changes to road repairs
A year ago today, a car carrying 8-year-old Amanda Leininger hit a rut on the shoulder of Fargo’s South University Drive, resulting in a crash that claimed her life. The tragedy led to a sweeping review of city policies, and changes in how complaints are handled, Public Safety Director Al Weigel said Wednesday. One internal change — aimed at cutting the confusion that delayed repairs on the rut — is that city crews will no longer worry about whether problems on a road are a state or city responsibility. They’ll fix them first, and determine jurisdiction laterBy By Helmut Schmidt, Forum Communications Co. , December 10, 2009
JSDC to pay half of pipe repair cost
The Jamestown/Stutsman Development Corp. Board voted unanimously Monday to pick up half of the repair cost for the wastewater pipe from Cavendish Farms to the Jamestown Wastewater Treatment Plant.November 10, 2009
Schwartzkopf speaks at Rotary
Reed Schwartzkopf, City Engineer, shared with Rotary members on some of the issues during the past year between snow, flooding and road repair. Fighting water and then the challenges of trying to get reimbursed from the government entities is almost as painful as physically sandbagging.November 03, 2009
FEMA funding some flooded road repairs
Jamestown has received FEMA approval and funding to get four of the streets badly damaged by flooding fixed before winter makes road work impossible. The City Council voted Monday to proceed with emergency roadway repair approved by FEMA. City Engineer Reed Schwartzkopf said it constitutes about $600,000 worth of work, which has already been allocated through FEMA. With the funding available, work can begin soon on the four streets.November 03, 2009
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