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Worcester Spent More Than $100 Million Building Polar Park. Minority Companies Got Peanuts
Libis Bueno, CEO of Domitek, stands outside of Polar Park in Worcester, Mass. on April 6, 2021. He said he and other minority-owned businesses were frozen out of the ballpark s construction contracts.
Meredith Nierman
Minority-owned businesses shut out of building Polar Park
When the city of Worcester won the rights to build the new home for the Red Sox minor league affiliate, city leaders promised the giant construction project would bring vast new opportunities to local businesses particularly companies owned by women and minorities.
But as the team prepares to take the field next month, GBH News has learned that minority-owned businesses were largely shut out of park construction.
Wed January 06, 2021 - Midwest Edition #1
Lori Tobias â CEG Correspondent
The Edenville Dam failed last spring after heavy rains led to a large May flood event. The flooding caused the displacement of 10,000 people.
(Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy photo)
Emergency work on a failed dam in Midland County, Mich., has
Fisher Contracting Co. crews working six days a week on a tight timeline under risky conditions.
The
Edenville Dam failed last spring after heavy rains led to a large May flood event. The flooding caused the displacement of 10,000 people. The Edenville Dam is about 100 years old and covers two river systems the Tobacco River on one side and Tittabawassee River on the other, said Nick Assendelft, public information officer of the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE).
A year of adversity and blessings for Sanford s Uncle Buck
Tracy Grice: The Lord has been good
Dec. 11, 2020
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Wooden furniture belonging to Sanford resident Tracy Buck Grice is set up in his backyard Thursday at his home. The bench on the left floated away during the flood in May, and was relocated by Grice s granddaughter in the demolished Village of Sanford Park. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Show MoreShow Less
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Sanford resident Tracy Buck Grice poses for a portrait with his handmade wooden sign Thursday at his home. The sign floated away during the flood in May, and was relocated among the debris at the Sanford Dam. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Show MoreShow Less