NYLE Robert J. Horne Jr. CHIPS Award
The Northeastern Young Lumber Execs (NYLE) recentl
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March22
What You Want Isn’t Always What You Need
By Tony Shepley How many times do we, or our homeowner clients, look at one aspect of a situation without considering the whole picture? A perfect example is one I ran across in which a builder asked me to review a disclaimer he had written. The homeowner requested that kiln-dried, pre-stained shingles be butted tight Read More
KEEP READINGFebruary28
CAVILOCK CL400 Magnetic
By Dwayne Campbell The CAVILOCK® CL400 Magnetic is a range of modern architectural hardware for sliding doors. Configurations include Passage, Privacy, Bi-Parting and Key Locking. This high quality, wrap around handle is easy to fit, requiring no complicated mortise cutout. Available with a choice of finish options, the CL400 Magnetic is suitable for residential and Read More
KEEP READINGFebruary27
Community Spotlight: Calmer Choice
Calmer Choice is a grassroots community-based non-profit established in 2010 that partners with schools and community organizations across Cape Cod to deliver a mindfulness-based universal prevention program. This program equips children and adults with the skills to increase inner resilience, reduce the impact of stress, manage emotional responses, learn self-regulation and increase their sense of Read More
KEEP READINGFebruary27
NYLE Robert J. Horne Jr. CHIPS Award
The Northeastern Young Lumber Execs (NYLE) recently presented Tony Shepley with the Robert J. Horne Jr. CHIPS Award at this year’s LBM Expo in Boston. The CHIPS Award is presented annually to an individual who has been instrumental in promoting the professional and/or personal development of young people involved in the lumber and building material Read More
KEEP READINGFebruary27
Carbon Monoxide from Heaters and Generators
By John Howell Heaters and generators that use organic materials for fuel, such as natural gas or propane, can emit carbon monoxide (CO) if the heater or generator is not working properly or not properly tuned up, allowing for incomplete combustion. CO is a chemical asphyxiant: it takes the place of oxygen in red blood Read More
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