Construction Attorney

Fraud victims have to buy real insurance, some suing Murray

Fraud victims have to buy real insurance, some suing Murray
L.R. Costanzo Construction Services, one of largest construction firms in the region, has filed a lawsuit against Brian Murray Insurance Agency accusing the firm of allowing the construction company to go without essential insurance for four years. The

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New Yorkers Reject Mosque on Family Concern, Poll Says

New Yorkers Reject Mosque on Family Concern, Poll Says
While most New York voters agree Muslims have the right to build a mosque near the World Trade Center site, a similar majority opposes it out of concern for families victimized by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, a statewide Quinnipiac University poll said.

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Delco’s Internet crimes against children program receives grant

Delco’s Internet crimes against children program receives grant
A $450,805 two-year grant was approved for acceptance by Delaware County Council last week from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention for the continuation of the “Internet Crimes Against Children” program. The grant, which is federally funded, will run to June 30, 2011.

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Judge orders detour for Cold Spring bridge project

Judge orders detour for Cold Spring bridge project
A Santa Barbara County judge has turned down a request by Caltrans to resume construction of a suicide-barrier fence on the Cold Spring Canyon bridge along Highway 154 while the agency conducts further environmental review of the project.

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Plan would put houses on defunct Woodbury Country Club

Plan would put houses on defunct Woodbury Country Club
About 125 single-family houses could replace greens and fairways at the shuttered Woodbury Country Club if a proposed development earns city approvals.

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Police enforcing 2-hour parking rule

Police enforcing 2-hour parking rule
SEGUIN — If the downtown business district seems a little more roomy this week, there’s a reason. That reason is there are a bunch of newly vacant parking spaces.

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O.B. apartment complex ready for construction

O.B. apartment complex ready for construction
BY LAUREN CIRAULO Staff Writer OLD BRIDGE — Nearly seven years after its approval, construction could soon begin on a 40-unit apartment complex. The development, known as Toby Gardens, has encountered several obstacles since it first came up for approval in 2001, and overcame the latest and possibly final hurdle at an Aug. 12 meeting of the Planning Board. read more

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Sentencing delayed for Pakistani scientist who shot at U.S. officers

Sentencing delayed for Pakistani scientist who shot at U.S. officers
A Pakistani scientist convicted of shooting at U.S. officers while she was in Afghan custody will learn her fate in September after her sentencing, initially scheduled for Monday, was delayed.

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Pierce, member of Tribal Council, to seek Seneca presidency

Pierce, member of Tribal Council, to seek Seneca presidency
A battle between brothers-in- law is shaping up in the upcoming election for the next president of the Seneca Nation Indian tribe. Rod Pierce, a Tribal Council member who runs a construction company for the Seneca Nation, has announced his candidacy.

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Blagojevich jurors suggest they may be deadlocked

Blagojevich jurors suggest they may be deadlocked
After more than a week of silence, jurors in the corruption trial of former Gov. Rod Blagojevich threw the courtroom into confusion Wednesday when they sent a note to the judge suggesting they may be deadlocked on at least some…

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Troubled Valencia Business Park Gets a New Chance

Troubled Valencia Business Park Gets a New Chance
A local bishop is the Southeastern Economic Development Corp.’s third developer for the project, but the first since scandal forced the agency’s previous leadership from office.

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