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The March 28 campus community open house unveiled renderings of the finished MacKimmie Tower, link and block, floor plans, and information on how the redeveloped MacKimmie Tower and new link and block will be designed as a high-performance, net-zero carbon building and one of the first projects striving for certification with Canada Green Building Council’s (CaGBC) new Zero Carbon Building standard. See all the open house presentation boards.

"They built great fencing, they built a very powerful fence," said Trump, who wants to build a hardened wall along the entire 2,000-mile (3,200-kilometer) border.

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• Add a layer. Adding any sort of mass to a wall can soften sound waves. The simplest way is to simply place another layer of drywall on the existing one. For better results, separate that sheet with some space — what sound engineers call decoupling. (Sound travels through hard material; there’s a reason that a can-and-string toy telephone works.)

He says his out of pocket expenses, including a new narcotics safe, are on top of a loss in business he’s had due to a reduction in foot traffic caused by the construction, which is already one year behind schedule.

As Equity Residential has a substantial concentration on the Upper West side of Manhattan, it considered lowering its concentration in that submarket and limiting its exposure to huge real estate tax hikes in the future. Such efforts are likely to drive the company’s growth over the long term.

People around town said that Horsley had been having drug issues, so Gibson, a juvenile-detention officer at the time, wasn’t entirely surprised to see her arrive with Ronnie Estes. When Horsley walked over to greet Gibson, he could immediately tell that she was on crack. “You need to get off this stuff,” he told her, gently. “Girl, this is not you.” He also warned her, he says, about the company she was keeping. Estes, 28, had already been in trouble with the law. “You may not realize who you’re hangin’ with,” Gibson cautioned. “Boy, I know,” she answered, “but we’re just gonna ride around and drink a bit.” Patrice and Ronnie loaded a 48-pack of beer onto the back of a pickup. They pulled out of the parking lot, and Gibson watched their taillights head north on Highway 1.

Police are in the process of interviewing the construction worker’s colleagues to help determine the circumstances that led to the man’s death

The sheriff’s squad is at a loss as to why the coroner’s report would contradict eyewitness accounts—as well as the photographic evidence. (The case’s forensic pathologist, Steven T. Hayne, contacted through his lawyer, did not respond to requests for comment.)

"We see how the employees feel, to make sure they feel safe and protected or if this is a solution that they are interested in," Pouliot said.

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