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People News: Keolis Group, WSP USA, STV, Operation Lifesaver
May 03, 2021
People News: Keolis Group, WSP USA, STV, Operation Lifesaver Written by Marybeth Luczak, Executive Editor
Keolis Group makes Executive Committee appointments; WSP USA National Transit and Rail Leader receives Woman of the Year Award from the Northeast Florida Chapter of WTS International (WTSI); STV appoints Vice President; Operation Lifesaver, Inc., (OLI) announces new members of the Board of Directors and National Advisory Council.
Clément Michel, Keolis Group
Clément Michel, President and CEO of Keolis North America, has been named Senior Executive Vice President Human Resources and Transformation of Keolis Group, succeeding Bruno Danet, who is leaving the company. Michel joins the Executive Committee and will also lead the group’s Health and Safety, Employee Engagement, and Sustainable Development policies.
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Colliers new Omaha headquarters at Two Miracle Hills. (Photo courtesy of Colliers.)
Cities across the Midwest are waiting for workers to return to downtown offices. But one Midwest city, Omaha, is already seeing the signs of an office market recovery.
According to the first quarter Omaha office market report released today by Colliers, the Omaha office market saw more than 75,000 square feet of positive absorption in the first quarter of 2021. That is impressive in a COVID-19 world. Most office markets across the Midwest have seen negative absorption during the first quarter of the year as the pandemic continues to keep many office workers in work-from-home mode.
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Springfield’s Gerena School tunnel repair project moves forward after COVID delays
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2/13/2020 - Springfield - The city of Springfield is seeking professional engineering services for the Birnie Avenue Reconstruction project and Gerena School tunnel repairs. (Hoang Leon Nguyen / The Republican)
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SPRINGFIELD The Gerena School tunnel project, delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic, is back underway, city officials said Monday.
Field surveys have been completed and traffic studies of the tunnel system are expected to begin this week.
The school tunnel, which is used by students and community members to get from Main Street to Plainfield Street under Birnie Avenue, has been plagued with leaks for more than two decades. Flooding has led to mold and made several rooms attached to the tunnels unusable. The rooms used to serve as community rooms for after-school activities.
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