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Florida Rebuilds
by
Claire Swedberg
| November 2004
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  • Your Business

When four hurricanes pounded into the Southeast during August and September 2004, Florida had a tangle of wires, broken buildings and millions of people without power. For electrical contractors in the Sunshine State, that meant a double whammy.

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Public Safety & Private Enterprise
October 2004
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  • Safety

To catch a thief means new wireless technology and other mobile computing. Police work is tough. And the officers can be pretty tough on their equipment, especially the delicate computer and video systems that help them in their daily rounds.

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Sage Electric Proves a Wise Choice for Library Project
by
Susan M. Casey
| September 2004
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In its May 2004 issue, Reader’s Digest listed the Cerritos Library as the Best Public Library in the United States, saying, “It is inside that things get really revolutionary … No musty bookshelves … Roving librarians use wireless headsets and handheld computers.

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Bringing Hope to Families
by
Darlene Bremer
| September 2004
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  • Your Business

In the spring of 2003, Rob Finn, president of Service Electric Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind., and Marvin Foote, business manager of IBEW Local 305, noticed an industry publication that announced nearby Lutheran Hospital was requesting monetary donations to build a Children’s Hope Hospitality House (CHHH).

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Subterranean Trouble
by
Jeff Griffin
| September 2004
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  • Safety

Earlier this year, routine activities came to an abrupt halt at San Bernardino Valley (Calif.) College when a construction crew excavating with a backhoe struck a power cable, causing a small explosion that knocked out a campus transformer.

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Verizon Building Stands Tall After Attack
by
John Fulmer
| September 2004
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  • Safety

Michael Mazzeo remembers it was a beautiful morning. On Sept.

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The Sleeping Giant
by
John Fulmer
| August 2004
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  • Your Business

In our 2004 Survey of the Electrical Contractor, published in last month’s issue, we found on average 46 percent of our respondents’ revenue came from design-build projects.

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Vacuum Excavators: Inhaling the Toughest Jobs
by
Jeff Griffin
| July 2004
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  • Your Business

With little fanfare, vacuum excavation equipment has begun making an impact on the way outside electrical infrastructure is constructed and maintained.

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PSI Installs State-of-the-Art Systems
by
Darlene Bremer
| April 2004
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In the fall of 2001, Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C., decided to expand its Radiation Oncology Department in its Hayes Hall facility.

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Keeping Integris Hospitals Secure and Healthy
April 2004
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When checking into a hospital, foremost in any patient’s mind is his or her own personal health and well-being. Placing trust in the hands of medical professionals, we hope for successful treatments and speedy recovery.

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The Operation Was a Success!
by
Jennifer Leah Stong-Michas
| April 2004
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  • Your Business

Healthcare is an exciting and dynamic industry. It has changed, technologically, and many institutions are experiencing growth or perhaps are upgrading their facilities.

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Fire Protection for Healthcare Facilities
April 2004
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Protecting healthcare facilities is unique for many reasons, including the fact that not all occupants are ambulatory. Therefore, staff training and a defend-in-place strategy—rather than evacuation—are vital parts of the fire protection plan.

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Jersey City Medical Worth the Wait
by
Deborah L. O'Mara
| May 2003
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First Phase of Medical Center Completed The construction of a new medical center is welcome news to the Jersey City community. Jersey City, N.J., has changed. Located in Hudson County and within sight of the majestic Statute of Liberty, it has grown and redeveloped—gentrified if you will.

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Healthy Healthcare Security
by
Joseph M. Kelly
| May 2003
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When my 4-year-old son required hospitalization in March, the parent in me was happy with the facility. But the editor in me paid close attention to security systems and procedures, seeking holes—ways intruders could dodge the system and gain access.

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A Healthy Market in the Healthcare Industry
by
Kellie K. Speed
| May 2003
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  • Your Business

As healthcare professionals in local hospitals and nursing homes are now taking advantage of the latest technologies in nurse call paging systems, they are also paving the way for new opportunities for electrical contractors.

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Healthcare Facilities Offer Unique Challenges
by
Thomas P. Hammerberg
| May 2003
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Are fire alarm system requirements for healthcare facilities different than for other occupancies? Are the requirements for fire alarms different from one code to another? Today, there are two new building codes available.

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Chicago Public School Rehab Earns an A+
by
Deborah L. O'Mara
| March 2003
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  • Your Business

Sharlen Electric Company in Chicago didn’t balk at the scope of the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) project; it set course for a superior integrated-systems installation.

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Securing New Jersey Schools with Grant Money
by
Susan M. Casey
| March 2003
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  • Your Business

On Oct. 31, 2002, a 15-year-old boy was shot in the stomach by another 15-year-old at Lincoln High School in Jersey City, N.J. The next day, another student was attacked blocks from campus. The incidents caused a community outcry, prompting calls for heightened security.

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NY Schoolchildren Receive Lesson in Solar
by
Rick Laezman
| December 2002
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By Rick Laezman Schoolchildren in New York State are learning about the benefits of solar power in their own school buildings. The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERD) has launched a program to install new solar systems in 50 schools statewide.

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Health Care and Stock Options Head List of Policy Concerns
December 2002
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DURHAM, N.C. and MORRISTOWN, N.J., Dec. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Chief Financial Officers of U.S. companies are much more optimistic about the U.S.

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