Featured at the grand opening of DHL Supply Chain’s 27,000 square foot expansion of its distribution center in Bow, which houses NH Liquor Commission products for its 67 outlets and 6,700 licensees, left to right: MS Walker Sales Manager Annie Kenney; John Dias, ARCO National Senior Project Manager; Cassie Norton, National ARCO Project Manager; Lorrie Piper, NHLC Director of Marketing; Horizon Beverage President Joe LaRocca; NHLC President Joseph Mollica; Patrick Kerns, Managing Director Supply Chain, DHL; NHLC Deputy Commissioner Nicole Brassard-Jordan; Greg Featherson, Managing Director of Supply Chain, DHL; Martignetti Companies-Northern New England Executive Vice President D. Dean Williams; Ryan DeVecchio, vice president and general manager of Southern Glazer’s Wine and Spirits of New England; and Pine State Trading Co. Director of Sales and Marketing Joe Ricci.
HL Turner Group Inc.., Concord, was a sub-consultant to the Breakwater North Harbor project in Lynn, Mass., providing flood mitigation and protection recommendations, design details, and technical and product/material specifications for the site and two buildings to meet FEMA flooding and mass building code conditions.
Subway walls, a Manchester-based wall and ceiling contractor, recently received two awards at the recent Associated Builders and Contractors New Hampshire/Vermont Chapter Construction Excellence Awards. with two awards of excellence.
The company received a $2-5 million Commercial Category Achievement Award for its role in the completion of EMD Serono’s Horizon Building in Billerica, Massachusetts. In this same category, Metro Walls also received an award of excellence for its work on the Lincoln Lofts. project in Biddeford, Maine.
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Central NH held a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of construction on its new Penacook Community Center, which will include an early learning center and an after-school program for approximately 100 children. The work is being carried out by Milestone Construction, Terrain Planning and Team Engineering.
Sean Carrollfirst responder in the lakes region and the north of the country for more than 30 years, joined the firm of Badger Peabody & Smith Realty as a sales associate based in the Littleton office.
After approval by the Council of Mayor and Aldermen of Manchesterthe city’s planning department will receive $5.3 million over 48 months Lead Risk Reduction and Healthy Homes Grant from the Federal Department of Housing and Planning to assist owners of properties that contain lead hazards and housing code loopholes. Funds include $4,667,825 for lead paint remediation and an additional $700,000 to address hazards such as mold, radon and carbon monoxide found during lead remediation. Owners of homes built in 1978 and earlier who rent to low-to-moderate income renters should qualify for the program.