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Follow on Google News | Carpenters join other Building Trades to develop and build a new city parkBy: IKORCC Portage Mayor James Snyder and city park Project Manager Dan Komenda asked the unions to help build a new park for Portage. Ten IKORCC carpenter apprentices from Locals 1005, 1485 and 599 accepted the challenge and came together to build a new picnic shelter as part of their apprenticeship training. Carpenter Instructor Jerry Porter and School Coordinator Dale Newlin oversaw the work of the apprentices. Mayor Snyder, who has been a long-time supporter of local unions, was proud to have union talent on the project. “Without the contribution of time from the various building trades, Brookview Park would not have been possible,” said Snyder. “Portage is grateful to the workers and their leadership in helping us maintain a high standard community and a bright future for our children.” “It was a privilege to work with Mayor Snyder and his team to help build out Brookview Park,” said IKORCC Representative Ron Necco. “I know residents have been waiting a long time for this, and it was an honor to get to be part of the project. Giving back to our communities is what the local Building Trades community does on a regular basis. When we get to be part of something that betters the community and is great for local families, there’s nothing better than that.” For more information, please contact Ron Necco at rnecco@ikorcc.com. End
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