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Resident faults Disney for cracked home
A Glendale woman is continuing her battle with the Walt Disney Co. almost two years after the studio damaged her home while building a child-care center on its sprawling campus.
Jennifer Pinkerton said Disney officials are offering her $5,000 to cover...Tags: The Walt Disney Co., Heavy Engineering, Walt Disney, Manufacturing and Engineering
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GM Will Build New Plant and Bring Jobs to Arlington
GM keeps on rolling in North Texas. Of course GM stands for General Motors, but for the plant in Arlington it may as well stand for getting more, as in jobs and investment.
“General Motors has awarded Arlington assembly an additional investment to...Tags: General Motors Corp., Plant Openings, Automotive Equipment, Manufacturing and Engineering
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7 classes passes first step
A major change in 11 man football in South Dakota has just one more hurdle to clear before final adoption.
The addition of a new Class 11AAA passed first reading at the Jan. 11 meeting of the Board of Directors of the South Dakota High School...Tags: Football, High School Sports, Schools, Teaching and Learning, Voting
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Building a better system: Kem Krest continues to evolve
![<span style="font-size: small;">Kem Krest Corp., an automotive-dependent service acquired by partners</span>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-01/248226000-30171543.jpg "<span style="font-size: small;\">Kem Krest Corp., an automotive-dependent service acquired by partners</span>")
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterKem Krest Corp., an automotive-dependent service acquired by partners Amish Shah and David Weaver on the threshold of the Great Recession, has accelerated through the downturn with strategic diversification and an agile business model. The firm was named...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance, Automotive Equipment, Manufacturing and Engineering, Companies and Corporations
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Loon Mountain's Superpipe First to Open in New Hampshire
New Hampshire’s Loon Mountain opened its 425’ long superpipe today, making it the first superpipe to open in New Hampshire and the third to open on the East Coast.
“Building the pipe is a huge commitment that takes a lot of man power...Tags: Automotive Equipment, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Foundry Evacuated After Furnace Explodes
FOX 17 Web ProducerA Norton Shores plant was evacuated after a furnace exploded Monday afternoon. The explosion happened around 5:15 p.m. at the Cannon Muskegon Foundry, 2875 Lincoln Rd. Cannon security personnel told FOX 17 the No. 10 furnace exploded, forcing 35 people...Tags: Emergency Incidents, Explosions, Heavy Engineering, Emergency Incidents, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Harried's tireless effort helps Academy's success
![So many times during his standout high school career at Dunbar during the early '80s, Herman "Tree" Harried would come up with a key basket, a big rebound or a monster block for coach Bob Wade. On Wednesday night, Wade, now the coordinator of athletics for Baltimore City Public Schools, called on his big man once again. ](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-01/67728586-30111713.jpg "So many times during his standout high school career at Dunbar during the early '80s, Herman "Tree\" Harried would come up with a key basket, a big rebound or a monster block for coach Bob Wade. On Wednesday night, Wade, now the coordinator of athletics for Baltimore City Public Schools, called on his big man once again. ")
The Baltimore SunSo many times during his standout high school career at Dunbar during the early '80s, Herman "Tree" Harried would come up with a key basket, a big rebound or a monster block for coach Bob Wade. On Wednesday night, Wade, now the coordinator of athletics...Tags: Heavy Engineering, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Morgan State University, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Republican National Committee chairman compares President Obama to captain of Italian cruise ship
WASHINGTON (AP)— The White House is criticizing comments by the Republican National Committee chairman comparing President Barack Obama to the Italian cruise ship captain who allegedly abandoned his sinking ship.
RNC Chairman Reince Priebus (ryns...Tags: Michael Steele, Reince Priebus, Barack Obama, Politics, White House
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Marylanders can avoid paying state taxes next month on energy-friendly appliances
While the legislators battle it out over taxes in Annapolis, Marylanders will get a brief respite.
From Feb. 18 through the 20th, Marylanders buying certain Energy Star products can avoid paying the 6 percent state sales tax.
Items that qualify for...Tags: Annapolis, Clothing, Accessories, and Shoes, Electrical Appliance, Holidays, Clothing
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Hagerstown gas prices up for second week in a row
caleb.calhoun@herald-mail.comThe average price of gas this week increased in the Hagerstown area for the second consecutive week, according to the American Automobile Association weekend gas watch. For the week, regular grade gas in and around Hagerstown was averaging $3.47 per...Tags: Nottingham, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), AAA, Road Transportation, Downstream Oil and Gas Activities
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