The Pascack Valley Regional High School Board of Education passed a resolution on Jan. 27 calling for $3.29 million in repair work to the district.

This summer, the Pascack Valley Regional High School District will begin a window replacement project at both the Pascack Valley and Pascack Hills high schools with energy efficient ones. The windows at both schools date back to the 1950s up to the 1970s, Superintendent Erik Gundersen said. The HVAC controls at Pascack Hills High School will also be upgraded, as the system is "significantly outdated," Gundersen said.

The board will pay $2.38 million for the work, while a total of $913,442, or 40 percent, will come from a Regular Operating Districts (ROD) grant from the state, officials said.

The district will also fund a $1 million renovation project to the girls' locker room at Pascack Valley High School, which it has budgeted for in its spending plan. The locker room, which will be renovated this summer, will contain a new configuration of lockers, restroom and shower facilities.

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Toronto, Canada (PRWEB) January 27, 2014

Thermo-Bilt Windows & Doors (http://www.Thermo-Bilt-Windows.com/), the Greater Toronto Areas leading provider of custom window and door replacement, is pleased to announce that, after 14 years, it has relocated its office and showroom from North York to Markham to better serve its growing customer base.

Located at 16 Esna Park Drive in Markham, Thermo-Bilt Windows & Doors opened its new office and showroom on Monday, January 13. The companys hours of operation will be Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and by appointment only on weekends.

Conveniently located south of the 407 and Highway 7, just east of Woodbine Avenue, our new location makes it easier for those in the GTA looking for the best windows and doors to find exactly what they need, says Adrian Biberberg, co-owner and founder of Thermo-Bilt Windows & Doors. The new location is both a workspace and a showroom and also allows customers the chance to explore the full range of products and services that have become the firms trademark.

Offering its clients a range of product styles suited for any budget, Thermo-Bilt Windows & Doors is the leading window and door replacement provider in Toronto and the GTA. The company combines beauty, energy efficiency, durability and value; in fact, having Thermo-Bilts custom windows and doors is the best way for homeowners to reduce their overall home energy cost, keeping customers warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.

We are excited to move to a larger, more spacious venue and look forward to using our new presence in Markham as a platform to drive growth across the entire Greater Toronto Area, Biberberg concludes.

Thermo-Bilt Windows & Doors is the leading windows and doors replacement provider in the GTA. The company carries a complete line of windows, including casement windows, bow windows, bay windows, single- and double-hung windows, single and double sliders, and awning and vinyl windows. Thermo-Bilt Windows & Doors wide range of window and door styles are designed to suit any home and budget. Thermo-Bilt Windows & Doors serves Toronto, Mississauga, Oakville, Vaughan, Scarborough, Markham, Richmond Hill, Woodbridge, and Aurora. To learn more about Thermo-Bilt Windows & Doors, visit the companys web site at http://www.Thermo-Bilt-Windows.com/ or call 1-877-727-2458.

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A DISABLED mum was left bleeding when a brick crashed through her window and insult was added to injury when she had to wait 10 WEEKS for it to be replaced.

ANGER: Andrew Mitchell and Jacqueline Crawford.

Jacqueline Crawford, 42, was rushed to hospital after a thug smashed the glass at her Larkfield flat in November.

Her three-inch head wound has since healed but her living room window was still boarded up when she spoke to the Tele on Wednesday.

Landlords River Clyde Homes (RCH), who finally fixed the window the following day, have apologised for the lengthy delay.

Ms Crawford, who has epilepsy, recalled the frightening window smash incident to the Tele.

She said: I was sitting watching the news at about 6.15pm and my dog Casper started barking.

I told her to stop it as there was no one there, and then a brick came through the window.

I got a split head and a cut to my leg and had to go to hospital.

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Aston Villa

John Percy: Paul Lambert's capture of Grant Holt finally added sorely needed experience to the squad while Ryan Bertrand's arrival on loan will hopefully be third time lucky in his hunt for a left-back. Lambert still wants a creative midfielder, but his move for Norwich's Wes Hoolahan appears doomed due to the bad blood that exists between the two clubs. Shifting Alan Hutton off the wage bill is a priority.

Panic rating: 4/10

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Cardiff City

Graham Clutton: As soon as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer arrived in south Wales, he dipped into the transfer market to sign the highly rated Norwegian trio of Mats Moller Dahli, Jo Inge Berget and Magnus Wolff Eikrem. Now Solskjaer has gone in once again with Wilfried Zaha, Fabio and Kenwyne Jones on their way too. Smacks of panic signings some might say but the trio will bring quality and ambition too. The task now is to piece a new look side together and to pick up the necessary points in february that will keep last season's Championship winners in with a chance pf avoiding the drop.

Panic rating: 7/10

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Chelsea

Matt Law: Chelsea have already been one of the busiest clubs this month and still have plenty of money in the bank from the 37 million sale of Juan Mata to Manchester United. The departures of Mata and Kevin De Bruyne have been offset by the arrivals of winger Mohamed Salah from FC Basel and central midfielder Nemanja Matic. A new striker may have to wait until the summer, but Chelsea could yet get drawn into a bidding war with United this week over Southampton's exciting young left-back Luke Shaw.

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Window Rock The Naa'bik'yti' Committee tabled legislation calling for the removal of Navajo Nation Council Speaker Johnny Naize.

The bill was proposed after Naize was charged with 10 counts of bribery and one count of conspiracy by the tribe's special prosecutor on Dec. 3.

Delegate Dwight Witherspoon motioned to table the measure, which was seconded by Delegate Jonathan Hale, and the committee voted 10 in favor and seven opposed during Thursday's committee meeting in the council chamber in Window Rock.

Naize recused himself as the chairperson and then left.

Acting chief legislative counsel Mariana Kahn read the provision in tribal law which provides that when the chairperson is absent then members shall nominate and elect a pro tem chairperson.

After taking nominations, the committee elected Delegate Mel Begay.

While addressing the committee, Delegate Alton Joe Shepherd, who is sponsoring the bill, reiterated that Navajo law mandates the speaker be a member of the council, serves at the pleasure of the council, and shall be in good standing.

Naize was elected to serve his first term as speaker in January 2011, he was reelected last January.

"We selected him because he was in good standing, as I mentioned, as a member of this council and we choose him to be our first of equals to lead us forward in confidence," Shepherd said.

He said that he spoke to several delegates who took the position that Naize should step down. Naize has issued a statement saying he will not step down and that he did nothing wrong.

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