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    Stanley Clark addition - January 2, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Greg Swiercz

    A crane lifts a roof truss into place Tuesday, December 30, 2014, at the site of the new Hiler Hall Lower School on the campus of Stanley Clark School in South Bend. Construction began in October. SBT Photo/GREG SWIERCZ

    Posted: Friday, January 2, 2015 6:00 am

    Stanley Clark addition

    A crane lifts a roof truss into place Tuesday on the new Hiler Hall that will link the two main buildings at Stanley Clark School in South Bend. Its part of an overall renovation of the school. Hiler Hall, named after the local Hiler family, will house third- and fourth-grade classrooms, a new art room, office, admissions, nurses office and administrative offices.

    SBT Photo/GREG SWIERCZ

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    Police: Couple spent 2 days in Daytona State College closet - January 2, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder

    DAYTONA BEACH A man who claimed he was locked in a closet for two days after being chased by unknown subjects was actually holed up in a janitors room at Daytona State College with a 25-year-old woman, police said.

    When John Arwood and Amber Campbell were found on Tuesday afternoon in room 169 at the school a janitors closet in brown building 420 officers also discovered a Chore Boy scouring pad commonly used to smoke crack cocaine, police said, but no drugs were found inside the small room.

    The 31-year-old Arwood of Daytona Beach initially claimed he was being held against his will in a closet.

    According to the reports and the Volusia County Sheriffs Office, Arwood called his father in Osceola County on Tuesday and told him he was being held captive in a closet, Volusia sheriffs spokesman Andrew Gant said. When the father called the Osceola County Sheriffs Office to report his son was in trouble, Osceola sheriffs deputies then called Arwood on his cellphone and were able to track his location by the phones signal, Gant said. They discovered Arwood was somewhere on the college campus; in addition Arwood told them he could see a white boat outside the room where he was being held, reports state.

    Osceola officials notified Daytona Beach police, but also warned officers that Arwood has a history with law enforcement that includes armed burglary and theft of firearms, the reports show.

    Familiar with the Daytona State College campus, Daytona Beach Officer Daniel Matero knew that the only boat at the college was the one near the brown building. Officers obtained a key to the building from a security guard and began searching for Arwood. They reached room 169 and positioned themselves tactically, based on Arwoods criminal history and the potential for an ambush, the reports state.

    Officers announced themselves and Arwood responded and offered a knock from inside the closet, the report states. Police opened the door and discovered their man was not alone. Campbell, who sports a dollar sign tattoo on her throat, as well as vampire bite tattoos, was with him, reports state. The 25-year-old is on probation for escape and resisting an officer with violence in 2013, police said.

    The disheveled pair told officers they had been in the closet for two days because they were locked inside. Police said a green garden hose had been wrapped around the door handle to prevent anyone from opening the door from the outside. Arwood and Campbell could have opened the door from the inside whenever they wanted, police said.

    Arwood, who has been arrested 10 times between 2005 and 2014 and has a handful of felony and misdemeanor convictions for drug and traffic violations, was charged with trespassing on school property. Campbell was charged with that as well, and violation of probation. They are both in custody at the Volusia County Branch Jail on $250 bail and no bail, respectively.

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    Second In-N-Out will open in Oceanside - January 2, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder

    OCEANSIDE A second In-N-Out Burger restaurant is expected to open in Oceanside later this year near the northern entrance to the city.

    The City Council unanimously approved the project on North Coast Highway, west of Interstate 5, during its Dec. 17 meeting. Council members praised the popular hamburger chain for bringing another location to Oceanside.

    Im very happy that In-N-Out Burger has decided that this is a great spot because we think that this is a great spot for In-N-Out Burger, said Councilwoman Esther Sanchez.

    When it opens, the 3,750-square-foot drive-through restaurant will replace a Carrows diner that opened in 1990 on the one-acre site. The building was previously home to a Bobs Big Boy Restaurant that opened in 1973.

    The restaurant will have indoor seating for 76 people and outdoor tables for an additional 40 customers. It will also have 43 parking spaces.

    The Carrows restaurant, which officials said was had been an underperforming location, is expected to remain open until construction of the burger restaurant is ready to begin later this year.

    This is an excellent freeway location and we look forward to serving the community for many years to come, said Jim Lockington, a project manager with In-N-Out Burger.

    The chain operates another Oceanside location on Frazee Road near state Route 76.

    The biggest praise for the proposed restaurant came from Councilman Jack Feller, who said he used to dine a Bobs Big Boy, and would visit the new In-N-Out.

    This is a great addition, he said. We couldnt ask for anything better on that piece of property. Im excited for the people of downtown (Oceanside), theyll be walking from all over the place (to the restaurant.)

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    Chicago house remodeling – Video - January 2, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Chicago house remodeling
    Chicago house remodeling House remodeling Chicago 2014 House remodeling Chicago 2015.

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    Condensation Problems in Bathroom Skylights Remodeling and New Construction – Video - January 2, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Condensation Problems in Bathroom Skylights Remodeling and New Construction
    http://video.gregvan.com/bathrooms.htm Click on this link for more information about bathrooms, building and design. This video is in response to a question ...

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    Rodina – Ship interior remodeling feature – 3 / 4 – Video - January 2, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Rodina - Ship interior remodeling feature - 3 / 4
    Custom re-designing of ship interior. (gameplay feature) -- Watch live at http://www.twitch.tv/gidar.

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    Remodeling to transform Waukegan library - January 2, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder

    WAUKEGAN (AP) Construction workers are days away from starting a $2 million remodeling project that will change the experience of going to the library in Waukegan.

    The (Waukegan) News-Sun reports (http://trib.in/1vLDBnn ) that the project will transform the public library with new features, including a digital media wall that displays news, a cafe area and permanent displays to honor one of Waukegan's most famous natives: author Ray Bradbury.

    The project will also expand the space devoted to national and in-house exhibits, some of which are expected to include 3D items and monitors for videos. Six glass-encased rooms for individual studies or group meetings will also be built.

    Construction will force the library to close Jan. 10 through Jan. 18 but it will remain open during rest of the renovation project.

    Information from: The News Sun, http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/newssun

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    Plumber’s Co-operative natural gas combination boiler system for both space and water heating – Video - January 2, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Plumber #39;s Co-operative natural gas combination boiler system for both space and water heating
    This is a sweet video walk-through of a natural gas combination water heater system for both space heating and domestic hot water, installed by Plumber #39;s Co-operative in the Green Lake neighborhood ...

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    Plumber Repair Salt Lake City 8012591711 – Video - January 2, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Plumber Repair Salt Lake City 8012591711
    801 259-1711 Plumbing Repair Contractor Plumbers http://www.plumberssaltlakecity.org Uni-West, Inc. Since 1971 In Good Standing STATE OF UTAH Licensed Insured Professionals.

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    Plumber dies and family overwhelmed by fumes after 'explosion' in New Cross flats - January 2, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Man thought to have suffered electric shock and pronounced dead at scene Residents said explosion happened when plumber poured fluid down drain Described it as being like a 'disaster movie' and 'crazy, absolutely crazy' A family of five were taken to hospital from the flats in New Cross, London All 20 flats in building evacuated and residents took shelter on a night bus

    By Thomas Burrows for MailOnline

    Published: 11:56 EST, 2 January 2015 | Updated: 17:03 EST, 2 January 2015

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    A plumber has died and a family taken to hospital from a block of flats which was evacuated because of chemical fumes.

    The man was believed to have suffered an electric shock and was pronounced dead at the scene.

    He is understood to have been unblocking a sink using a drain cleaning fluid when the tragedy happened on the fourth floor of the flat on New Year's Day.

    Residents said a small 'explosion' took place when the plumber - who has not been named - poured the fluid down a drain.

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