DAYTON -- Adam Hildebrand is helping to build schools. In the process, he is also building his future. Hildebrand, 18, is finishing up his vocational education this spring at Miami Valley Career Technology Center by working as an apprentice electrician for Beacon Electric Co., which has a history of hiring the school's graduates.
CHICAGO -- There's no shortage of work for Mike Kirby, a 21-year- old apprentice electrician in Iowa who's lately been on the job 10 hours a day, seven days a week. He and others in the traditional trades are in great demand throughout the country, with many trades groups and employers hotly recruiting high school students to try and fill the growing need for everything from plumbers to bricklayers and drywallers.
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It is another dreary day in the City of Syracuse... a day that we will bury another of our young. This is a scene that has been playing out in our communities for too long. . . It's up to us, the Sojoumer Truths and Frederick Douglass's (sic) of the world: our children are dying, and iris our duty, as it " was for our spirits of the past, to stand fast and come to the rescue of our children. Erica Harding, an apprentice electrician, writes in praise of the women who went before her in opening up the construction trades to females. She includes along with her essay, "Erica's Story," a black-and-white photograph of her construction boots covered with Sheetrock dust In April 1978, she notes, "Jimmy Carter set goals for women on federally funded construction projects. (He) believed that b...
CHICAGO - There's no shortage of work for Mike Kirby, a 21-year- old apprentice electrician in Iowa who's lately been on the job 10 hours a day, seven days a week. He and others in the traditional trades are in great demand throughout the country, with many trades groups and employers hotly recruiting high school students to fill the growing need for everything from plumbers to bricklayers and drywallers.
CHICAGO (AP) - There's no shortage of work for Mike Kirby, a 21- year-old apprentice electrician in Iowa who's lately been on the job 10 hours a day, seven days a week. He and others in the traditional trades are in great demand throughout the country, with many trades groups and employers hotly recruiting high school students to try and fill the growing need for everything from plumbers to bricklayers and drywallers.
Dynalectric Co. has promoted Heather Miller to project manager of its construction division and Ken Shelley to electrical detailer in its computer-aided design department. In addition it has hired John Mieras as a special project manager for its services division and Gloria Papajack and Kimberly Unger to its payroll department. Miller has been with the company 10 years and was previously an apprentice electrician and general foreman.
Al Hicks brings light to people's lives. As an apprentice electrician with Bopat Electric, the 22-year- old Pasadena native is constantly looking for challenges, which drew him to enter and win the annual Associated Builders & Contractors Chesapeake Craft competition in January.
I am writing to offer my endorsement to Rich Veitengruber for Bloomington City Council. I met Rich while I was a superintendent at the Illinois State University arena. Rich was an apprentice electrician and took his craft seriously and was an excellent employee.
Michael and Christie Lyons used to get pulled into what they call a time warp. They might lose 90 minutes or more after turning on the television for a quick look at what was on. Christie, intent on getting her money'sworth from her cable subscription, would get involved in programs, stay up too late, watch hours more than she intended to watch... Finally, in 2000, the Lyons household unplugged.This month, television will be doing its all to grab viewers' attention, being especially insightful or titillating or both, as it tries to maximize its Nielsen sweeps scores. These scores help set local advertising rates, so billions of dollars are in play. Roughly one percent of the public will be blissfully unaware, with no cable, satellite or even rabbit ears funneling TV signals into their...
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