How the Construction Trades Responded to COVID-19
4 Aug 2020
When the rapid spread of COVID-19 shut down job sites all across the U.S. in March, one industry that kept on operating, if not always at full speed, was construction.
Deemed an essential business by most mayors and governors, construction continued even as more Americans came down sick with the disease and ended up in hospitals. Still, the construction industry was not immune to the effects of the pandemic-induced recession.
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Outdoor Recreation Division's new Special Projects and Outdoor Infrastructure Grant Program
Aug 4 2020FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Contact: Bruce Krasnow
Bruce.Krasnow@state.nm.us
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Outdoor Recreation Division's new Special Projects and Outdoor Infrastructure Grant Program
New grant helps fund community projects that enhance outdoor recreation opportunities
SANTA FE, N.M. – The Outdoor Recreation Division (ORD), a division of the...
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