Downtown Huntsville Holiday Inn Final Demolition Begins Jan. 28, 2014
Final demolition begins on the downtown Huntsville Holiday Inn Wednesday morning Jan. 28, 2014. (Bob Gathany/bgathany@al.com)
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Demolition of Bethlehem Steel L Blast Furnace
The controlled implosion occurred at 1PM on January 28, 2015. Filmed by Charlie Plantholt.
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DEMOLITION DERBY! | Turbo Dismount #17
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L Furnace @ Bethlehem Steel - Controlled Demolition, Inc.
Controlled Demolition, Inc. (CDI) of Phoenix, Maryland, USA (acting as Implosion Subcontractor to Main Demolition Contractor, MCM Management Corp. Industrial Services of Bloomfield, Michigan)...
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Demolition of Belleville swimming pool
Workers began demolition of the old Belleville municipal swimming pool on Thursday. Buildings on the seven-acre site will be razed, and the hillside will be contoured to make a sledding hill.
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Cocoa Beach Glass Bank Demolition 14 Blade 350 QX Aerial Video
Demolition crews work at cleaning up some of the huge piles of debris that surround what is left of the iconic Cocoa Beach Glass Bank. Filmed by my Blade 350 QX with the C-GO1 camera mounted...
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The demolition of Linda Faulkners downtown Duncan building began earlier this month after five years of wrangling that still has be settled in court.
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The controversial demolition of the old Red Balloon building in downtown Duncan is underway.
But the repercussions of that move could echo on in a courtroom for quite some time.
Brian McDaniel, lawyer for building owner Susan Faulkner confirmed Tuesday that his client plans to proceed with court action intended to recoup her losses losses that are expected to grow with the demolition.
The ultimate loss is going to include the cost of the building, McDaniel said. The game has changed, but the game is still on.
City of Duncan CAO Peter de Verteuil confirmed the city quietly prepared the building for the demolition process in November and December and began dismantling it from the inside about a week ago in what is expected to be a careful, drawn-out process.
The buildings high-profile downtown location and the presence of asbestos and lead complicates things. De Verteuil said the amount of hazardous material was extensive, leading to the hiring of Tectonica Management to assist.
The asbestos removal is ongoing and deconstruction will begin immediately upon its completion.
Costs of demolition project at $294,666, pending lead removal are being paid by the city, which will then bill Faulkner.
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Pit bull attack sparks controversy in Prior Lake neighborhood Pit bull attack sparks controversy in Prior Lake neighborhood
Updated: Friday, January 30 2015 10:04 AM EST2015-01-30 15:04:43 GMT
The face of 3-year-old Chase Loney is scarred by bites from his neighbor's pit bull. His family wants the dog to go, but the owners say they plan to keep it.
The face of 3-year-old Chase Loney is scarred by bites from his neighbor's pit bull. His family wants the dog to go, but the owners say they plan to keep it.
Updated: Thursday, January 29 2015 10:49 PM EST2015-01-30 03:49:09 GMT
Leave it to a petite, tough woman with a sledgehammer to halt the demolition of a piece of Minnesota history.
Leave it to a petite, tough woman with a sledgehammer to halt the demolition of a piece of Minnesota history.
Updated: Saturday, January 24 2015 3:13 PM EST2015-01-24 20:13:19 GMT
Thousands of people are offering support and encouragement for a Prior Lake, Minnesota family after the father confronted his daughter's bullies in a YouTube video. The father of those bullies lost his job just two days after the video was posted.
Thousands of people are offering support and encouragement for a Prior Lake, Minnesota family after the father confronted his daughter's bullies in a YouTube video. The father of those bullies lost his job just two days after the video was posted.
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HGTV's Nicole Curtis halts Boutwell's Stillwater home demolition
OKLAHOMA CITY -
The demolition of the old John Marshall High School is nearly complete.
Construction crews have been stripping and clearing the building that was built in 1948, for the past two weeks.
The school at 9017 University closed and then re-opened on North Portland seven years ago.
John Marshall class of 1964 Danny Scott, was one of several alumni who've been gathering up pieces of history inside and outside of the school for the past week or so.
It's part of my neighborhood, it's a building I fell in love with, and I have to say goodbye, Scott said with a choked up voice outside the school Thursday afternoon.
Vallene Cooks was principal of John Marshall during the decade of the 90's. She said the Bears were undefeated state champions in football and basketball during the 1995-96 school year. She thinks that's a feat that's never been duplicated in the state of Oklahoma.
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Main Street closed Thursday for Cochran Building demolition
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