James McRay - Mon October 08, 2007
Jule Swartz and Sons Installs Sanitary Sewer in Michigan
A new interceptor sewer for the southeast quarter of Mason, Mich., was recently completed by Jule Swartz and Sons Contractors of Jackson, Mich. Swartz installed 1,500 linear ft. (457 m) of new SDR-26, 24 in....
David Eggert and Tim Martin - ASSOCIATED PRESS - Sat October 06, 2007
Michigan Lawmakers Reach Deal to Dodge Tax Bullet
LANSING, Mich. (AP) Lawmakers worked through the night to avoid a partial government shutdown and appeared to be close to a deal Sept. 30 that would increase taxes aimed at plugging a $1.75 billion budget deficit....
Tue August 14, 2007
Eastern Michigan Kenworth Opens New Full-Service Facility
Eastern Michigan Kenworth recently opened its second full-service facility, located on Detroit’s north side. The approximately 13,000 sq.-ft. facility complements the recently improved 36,000 sq.-ft....
Sun July 29, 2007
Tough Michigan Economy Affects Highway Builders
LANSING, Mich. (AP) Some companies that build highways in the state say they are laying off workers as a weak Michigan economy in part has left less money available to fund infrastructure projects. Slagter Construction, a Grand Rapids-based road builder, has cut its work force to 66 from 102 in the past five years and plans to open a Florida office for the first time, President Brian Slagter said....
Wed February 14, 2007
Plans Announced for $98M Center in Eastern Michigan
DETROIT (AP) The Salvation Army has announced plans for a $98 million community center project, with $50 million in help from the estate of the late McDonald’s Corp. Heiress Joan Kroc. The charity’s eastern Michigan division said that it has received a $50 million Kroc Challenge Grant....
Jim Boyle - Mon September 11, 2006
Michigan Town Goes Back to the Minors
By Jim BoyleCEG ASSOCIATE EDITORWhen the Great Lakes Loons take to the field of the brand new multi-million dollar stadium in Midland, MI, audiences will witness amazing displays of true teamwork. Residents of the central Michigan town won’t have to wait quite that long to see such a sight....
Tue March 28, 2006
Ralph Stephenson Remembered as Icon by Michigan Construction Industry
Ralph Stephenson, an icon in every sense of the word, passed away on March 11 in Mt. Pleasant, MI. Stephenson was a driving force in the development of the Institute for Construction Management, the forerunner to the Construction Association of Michigan’s Training and Education Center (CAMTEC)....
Sat March 11, 2006
Construction Association of Michigan Elects New Officers
Kevin N. Koehler, president of the Construction Association of Michigan (CAM), announced that the CAM membership has elected a new slate of officers and directors to serve on its 2006 board of directors....
Sat January 28, 2006
Federal Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Michigan Tribe’s Casino
NEW BUFFALO, MI (AP) A three-judge panel of a federal appeals court has upheld a lower court’s decision to dismiss a lawsuit that sought to prevent an American Indian tribe from building a casino in far southwestern Michigan....
Sat January 14, 2006
Michigan Venue Will Host Design & Construction Expo
Design & Construction Expo will be held at the all-new Rock Financial Showplace, in Novi, MI, Feb. 8 and 9. The 22nd edition of this event for industry professionals is co-sponsored by the Construction Association of Michigan (CAM), and the Metro Detroit chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI)....
