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Tue March 09, 2021 - National Edition Sean Neugent In conjunction with Women in Construction Week (WIC), the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) spoke to three women in the construction industry about their careers, thoughts on the construction industry and advice they have for young female professionals. Beth Jones, Business Development Director Strategic Accounts at Atlas Copco Power Technique Beth Jones Jones joined Atlas Copco nine years ago, working on a number of things from administrative duties, to signing on new OEM dealerships, dealer management, hands-on training to customers and more. Currently, Jones manages three of the top five rental accounts in the company and has increased sales by 200 percent throughout the years. ....
“We’re not that big into shopping but we have missed just the hustle and bustle.” Henry Hoffman and Kate Killick in Norwich. - Credit: Simon Parkin Kate Killick, who has just moved from London to Norwich with Henry Hoffman, partly to escape lockdown, said: “I have become used to things as they are but we are definitely looking forward to things opening up again.” He added: “Bars and restaurants are the thing that we’ve really missed. We would always make a thing of going out on a Friday or Saturday night. “We are trying to replicate it at home trying to make fancy cocktails and food delivery to try to replicate the restaurant experience. But we are looking forward to getting back to the real thing next month.” ....
NC s Iredell County votes to remove Confederate memorial Follow Us Question of the Day By - Associated Press - Thursday, March 4, 2021 STATESVILLE, N.C. (AP) - Officials in North Carolina’s Iredell County have voted to move a Confederate memorial that has stood outside the court house for more than a century. The Statesville Record & Landmark reports that county commissioners voted 4 to 1 on Tuesday to relocate the memorial. It includes a granite base and a statue of a Confederate soldier. Statesville’s Fourth Creek Cemetery and Oakwood Cemetery have been chosen as possible relocation sites. The Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp 387 and the local chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy will be consulted regarding where the memorial goes. ....
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