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Facilities Management welcomes Richard Henrard as senior associate director

The University of New Mexico Facilities Management (FM) announces the appointment of Richard Henrard as the new senior associate director of Facilities Management. Henrard brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to this role, having spent several.

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Nine cited or arrested in Clovis crackdown on unlicensed contractors, regulator says

One man was arrested on six warrants from Madera and Fresno counties.

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Jeremy Lindley: Chatham County contractor s license suspended by the state

The license of a Chatham County contractor, Jeremy Lindley, has been suspended due to the way he built a new home.

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Undercover sting catches suspected unlicensed contractors in Stanislaus County

Authorities used social media in their investigation.

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New NC law allows unlicensed contractors to take jobs up to $40,000

According to WTVD, the law used to be that if the job cost under $30,000 to be completed, a contractor’s license wasn’t needed.

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