Vermont Heavy Timber says $50,000 Working Lands grant eased winter bottleneck and supports hiring plans Miles Furness, owner of Vermont Heavy Timber in Huntington, told the Working Lands Board the company used a $50,000 Working Lands grant to build a drying shed, easing a winter storage bottleneck, enabling growth and plans to hire 3–4 staff while continuing restoration work to federal preservation standards.

A $50,000 grant has transformed Vermont Heavy Timber, allowing them to overcome winter storage challenges and expand their team while preserving the state's historic structures.

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Bangor homeowners face construction challenges amidst roof repair debates Local homeowners and officials discuss roofing options amid limited tradesmen and deteriorating properties

Bangor homeowners are caught in a struggle between preserving historic charm and the harsh realities of modern maintenance, sparking urgent discussions on roofing solutions and community support.

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Evanston Preservation Commission pushes for recognition of Black and women architects Evanston seeks to preserve Black and women's architectural contributions through landmark recognition and collaboration.

Evanston is stepping up to shine a light on the overlooked contributions of Black and women architects, aiming to reshape its historical landscape.

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