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Residents of Fort Hood Family Housing, operated by Lendlease LLC, received an update Friday, on summertime projects and improvements to on-post housing areas.

Among the home improvement projects underway, Lendlease noted in a press release Friday that it has replaced over 750 roofs throughout multiple neighborhoods and is scheduled to replace over 250 shingle roofs in the next eight months.

Additionally, the release stated there are more than 1,500 heating and cooling system replacements in progress, with more than 50 percent completed to date. Additionally, there are various upgrades and improvements to almost 300 homes in legacy Comanche III Village to include HVAC and appliance replacements, new front, interior and sliding glass doors, plumbing and lighting fixture updates, new vinyl tile bathrooms, kitchen and utility rooms, and carpet flooring in bedrooms.

We are committed to providing safe and healthy homes where our families can live, work and thrive, and these projects exemplify how we continue to do so in a proactive, thoughtful way, Chris Albus, project director for Fort Hood Family Housing, who is also an Army retiree, said. Should residents have any questions about any of the activity in their community, they are encouraged to reach out to our community managers or myself who will be more than happy to assist.

According to Fridays release, the Army approved a new exterior project to repair roofing and stucco/stone siding in four neighborhood villages: Comanche II, Comanche III East and West, Kouma II and III, and Montague III and IV.

This work is being necessitated due to the age of certain homes and a corresponding potential water intrusion, which FHFH swiftly and proactively identified and has been working diligently to investigate, the release stated. We have been able to isolate and identify potential issues requiring attention and have prepared a detailed plan to address and repair the impacted homes.

This work, fully funded from FHFHs capital re-investment account, will begin this month and is expected to last approximately 15 months.

While all FHFH residents received a status update regarding all ongoing projects via email June 5, those residents directly impacted by the improvement projects received a second email providing additional details.

Furthermore, residents who will receive work on their home will be notified two-weeks prior to work commencing, and again, 48 hours before work commences, the Lendlease release stated.

A website, https://www.forthoodfh.com/exterior-home-repairs, has been established to communicate with Fort Hood residents regarding the scope of work, responses to frequently asked questions and maps showing impacted areas.

According to Lendlease, the work is being performed by a qualified third-party company with oversight by a FHFH project management team, along with the Armys Directorate of Public Works and a third-party, independent architectural, engineering and building science firm. Resident health is not a risk while work is being performed, as confirmed by third-party health consultants.

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The campus is in for another busy summer of hammers, cranes and drills as many university projects take shape, said Brian Larson, UNDs director of construction management.

Montgomery Hall, located between the Chester Fritz Library and Gamble Hall, was torn down a couple of weeks ago to make room for the universitys new business school, the Nistler College of Business and Public Administration.

In the coming weeks, the old UND steam plant will transfer power over to the new building located on the southwest side of campus.

Removal of the old steam plant will take some time, according to Larson, adding that work is set to start toward the end of June or beginning of July. He said crews have been working for several months to prepare for the demolition, which will extend well into the fall semester with a road closure. A large crane will be on campus to take apart the stackhouse and other big elements of the building, he said.

It shows a lot of progress here on our campus, Larson said of the project.

Craig Machart, Steam Plant manager at UND, walks through the plant Monday. A new plant will be coming online in the upcoming months. Photo by Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald

The old plant will be replaced with a parking lot thats closer to the core campus buildings. There also will be a realignment of the road near the steam plant, so people will no longer have to cross the street to get to class, he said.

Work is also beginning on Carnegie Hall. Crews have begun removing the two additions on the south side of the original building and then restore the building exterior to its original footprint. Masonry restoration, window replacement, roof replacement and building accessibility will all be addressed with this upcoming project. Interior renovations will follow in a second phase of the project, Larson said.

When the project is completed, in about another year, it will be used as office space.

The Chester Fritz Library, which has been under renovation for more than a year, is also taking shape. Work has been done to the north entrance of the building with a new staircase as well as other upgrades aiming to improve the circulation within the building.

The Chester Fritz Library is also taking shape. The north entrance of the building has a new staircase and other upgrades, which are meant to help with the circulation of the building. (Sydney Mook/Grand Forks Herald)

New windows and a new sprinkler system are being installed. There are also renovations being made to the quiet study area in the library.

Progress is also being made on the new Memorial Union building as crews hope to have much of the exterior work wrapped up before winter before turning to the interior of the new building.

Work continues on the new Memorial Union on the UND campus. (Sydney Mook/Grand Forks Herald)

This project is going very well, Larson said. They worked hard all through the winter, no stops and pushed all the way through. Now, we're in a really good place here in the early summer to get this building buttoned up, and we can finish the inside next winter.

Work on the Gershman Graduate Center, the old president's home, is also ongoing. Behind the building there will be a patio and grassy area for students to use when it's nice out.

Work on the Gershman Graduate Center, the old president's home, is also ongoing. (Sydney Mook/Grand Forks Herald)

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Expedition 36 Flight Engineer Chris Cassidy is pictured on July 9, 2013, during a six-hour, seven-minute spacewalk at the space station. Credit: NASA

Two spacewalks are set to continue upgrading power systems at the International Space Station at the end of the month. The Expedition 63 crew is getting ready for the summer excursions while also researching a variety of space phenomena to benefit Earth and space industries.

Two NASA astronauts will exit the orbital lab on June 26 and July 1 to continue replacing batteries that store and distribute power collected from the solar arrays. They will work on the outer portion of the truss structure, or the Starboard-6 truss, disconnecting and removing the old nickel hydrogen batteries. Following that, new lithium-ion batteries will be installed in their place and powered up by mission controllers on the ground.

The two spacewalkers are following up on the battery swap work that begun last year and continued into January. The complex repair job has been taking place on both the starboard and port sides of the stations truss structure. That is where the basketball court-sized solar arrays are located. The solar arrays slowly rotate around the truss structure and track the sun but are locked into place during the spacewalks.

Station Commander Chris Cassidy and Flight Engineer Bob Behnken spent the morning resizing U.S. spacesuits before splitting up for a variety of science activities. Cassidy spent the rest of the day configuring the new Spectrum imager that will view the cellular growth of plants in multiple wavelengths. Behnken continued more space bubbles research to promote advanced oxygen and medicine delivery systems.

NASA Flight Engineer Doug Hurley started Thursday on life support maintenance before continuing to unpack Japans HTV-9 resupply ship in the afternoon. The two cosmonauts, Anatoly Ivanishin and Ivan Vagner, spread out in the stations Russian segment focusing on life support maintenance, window inspections and Earth atmospheric studies.

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As the NBA firms up its 22-team Orlando restart schedule, 14 of the teams will be eliminated within 53 days of arriving -- and only four teams will remain after 67 days, sources said.

The NBA has been working to make clear to players that the actual commitment of time for most teams in Orlando, Florida, may be less daunting than originally perceived, especially once seen in the context of the timetables constructed into the league's revised schedule.

The NBA is planning to begin camps July 9-11. Teams will briefly quarantine before beginning formal training camps before regular-season games resume July 30, sources said.

The six teams eliminated after eight regular-season games and a possible play-in tournament for the No. 8 seed would leave Orlando within 35 to 40 days, sources said.

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The NBA expects the conference finals will end within a maximum of 82 days, leaving the two NBA finalists, sources said. The league expects the NBA Finals could start by Sept. 30.

Several roster rules that the NBA and NBPA have agreed on are expected to govern the league's resumption at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, according to sources.

Free-agent players such as DeMarcus Cousins and Isaiah Thomas -- who were on NBA rosters this season -- and those who weren't -- JR Smith and Jamal Crawford, for example -- are eligible to sign into open roster spots.

Teams won't be allowed to sign international players, such as Nikola Mirotic, who weren't on NBA rosters this season. Players who were playing internationally and did not have FIBA clearance at the time the season was postponed would be ruled ineligible.

Teams are allowed to bring as many as 17 players to Orlando, including 14 or 15 players on a standard NBA contract and additional two-way spots. For instance, Brooklyn can designate two-way players Chris Chiozza and Jeremiah Martin as roster spots 14 and 15 to replace injured stars Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving. However, the Nets wouldn't be allowed to sign two replacements for Durant and Irving.

Playoff rosters will consist of 15 players, including 13 active and two inactive. Once the playoffs start, teams can replace any player who tests positive for the coronavirus with a substitute player. This new player would be subject to a minimum seven-day quarantine period.

There will be a one-week transaction window in late June that will allow teams to waive or sign a player. During this period, a team can convert two-way players such as Luguentz Dort of the Oklahoma City Thunder to a standard contract. For example, if Dort is converted to a standard contract, Oklahoma City would be allowed to sign a two-way player to replace him.

Eight teams -- Denver, the LA Clippers, Memphis, Oklahoma City, Phoenix, Portland, Sacramento and San Antonio -- have an open roster spot and can sign a player who played in the NBA or the G League this season.

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Premier League players will wear the words Black Lives Matter on the back of their shirts in the opening round of fixtures upon next weeks restart. The slogan will replace the footballers surnames in one of several initiatives marking recent events agreed by the clubs at a meeting on Thursday, which also include a minutes silence to honour those who have died as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The shirt tribute was proposed by a group of Premier League captains and Professional Footballers Association representatives, with moves under way to ensure kit is prepared appropriately. One club told the Guardian their kit staff had been primed to order shirts reflecting that change.

It will not be the only new piece of design on players kit, with heart-shaped badges paying tribute to NHS workers and Black Lives Matter badges also being embroidered. The placement of the latter is yet to be finalised, although the intention is they will be displayed on the front of shirts.

The league is also understood to have no problem if players or teams wish to take a knee before games. The issue of what happens if a player removes his shirt to reveal a slogan in support of the movement was raised at the meeting. Referees had expressed concerns about the appropriateness of issuing a yellow card and are expected to be asked to use their discretion.

Proceedings finished within an hour in what had been billed as a wrap-up meeting, with far fewer issues of contention than in previous weeks. The clubs unanimously approved the leagues matchday protocols on player health and safety, meaning the way is clear for the competition to restart with Aston Villas match against Sheffield United next Wednesday.

This week the Premier League confirmed it would not be bringing in the Rooney Rule, requiring at least one BAME candidate to be interviewed for a coaching vacancy.

The Brighton manager, Graham Potter, says the situation surrounding opportunities for black and other minority coaches must nonetheless be addressed.

With football, you want it to be meritocratic, you want it to be the best person gets the job, and thats what we all think it should be, he said. But the realities of the historical situation, for whatever reason, [are] that hasnt been able to happen and we have to understand why that is. Why is it a disadvantage to be black in this country? Why are there not enough coaches and managers that are black in football? We have to understand the historical context and educate ourselves around that in order to understand today and the context we face now.

Meanwhile, new Fifa regulations will allow leagues to open transfer windows before this season is concluded, though the Premier Leagues chief executive, Richard Masters, has said its clubs will not be able to sign players before 25 July, after the campaign is brought to an end.

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For a number of reasons this summer has been and will continue to be a strange one in Scottish football with the transfer window one of many aspects set to be affected.

When it comes to recruitment, clubs tend to focus their shopping in one of two aisles: Scotland and England.

Across last season 164 players were signed by the 12 top-flight clubs with more than half (83) arriving from English teams.

Now reaching the middle of June and with a potential start to the 2020/21 campaign a little more than six weeks away, theres been just six signings, while more than 100 players have departed.

Of those six signings, three were confirmed prior to May.

This is in no way a criticism of clubs being slow of the mark. It is simply to highlight the stark change to the environment in which they are operating in. The coronavirus pandemic has created a climate of uncertainty and general unease with teams remaining vigilant, moving forward with extreme caution.

When so many clubs, who at times survive on a hand-to-mouth basis, have a key revenue stream in season-ticket sales and gate receipts, taken from them it makes a prudent approach not only sensible but a necessity.

The free agent market in Scotland is brimming with talent that could improve most Scottish Premiership sides, from Jonny Hayes and Vaclav Hladky, to Alex Gogic and Drey Wright.

Waiting for further developments and clarity over league reconstruction, structure of the leagues for the 2020/21 season or calculating the impact of selling virtual season tickets, could see clubs miss out on key targets.

There are so many moving parts for clubs to consider.

On the other side, in an interview with the Scottish Sun, Jason Holt, who was released by Rangers, expressed the dilemma facing players.

You need to get your timing spot on, he said. If you wait a little bit too long, the options you might have in Scotland, those clubs might go for other targets.

Theres a difference between Scotland looking to start their season and England being a few weeks behind, the English clubs might not be looking to sign players until August.

In Scotland, if their season is starting in August they might want their squads sorted by the end of July.

The former Hearts midfielder spent last season on loan at St Johnstone and revealed he has interest north and south of the border.

The timings of the English market are set to be very different to Scotland due to both the Premier League and Championship resuming the 2019/20 campaign and not finishing until the middle of July.

Premier League chief executive Richard Masters confirmed the transfer window would not open until the conclusion of the season on July 26.

Fifa, according to reports, are set to grant permission for those countries who have resumed their campaign to alter their dates

The summer window lasts 12 weeks. In Scotland it opened on Wednesday and will run until September 1. In England it is set to operate between the end of July and potentially October.

On the playing side, there is the dilemma Holt noted.

Getting a contract is set to be more competitive than ever with teams expected to run with smaller squads in the likelihood of having reduced budgets. It means there are only so many spaces going around.

The Athletic estimate that around 1,400 players will be released by clubs in the top four divisions in England. One agent said: The bottom line is its definitely not the summer to be out of contract.

With that in mind, do players like Holt take the first offer that comes their way or bide their time and assess the English market?

Clubs in England are not going to spend a lot of time assessing their squad and making transfer moves with so much focus on the conclusion to the current season.

Teams in Scotland who have set their sights on players in the Championship or Premier League are going to have to play a waiting game which means managers are unlikely to have the squad they want in place until after the season is well underway.

For example, loaning players from Premier League U23 sides has been a useful route, but clubs will be hesitant to allow individuals to leave before they have brought in the players they want so they are not leaving themselves short.

On top of that, with the Premier League and Championship transfer market likely to stay open well into September it means they can swoop for players in Scotland.

They can still be sold once the Scottish transfer market has shut but managers in the SPFL wont be able to replace those lost unless there are free agents still without clubs.

It could lead to the position where Arsenal make their move for Odsonne Edouard in September or a club comes in for Martin Boyle. The money could be too good to turn down, but there is not going to be anyone available on a free who can replace what those players bring to Celtic and Hibs respectively.

There are a number of different approaches clubs could take to the transfer market.

Will they switch focus to players from abroad, will they put more faith in their academy or will they take the risk and leave space in their squad and budget in the hope they can do a deal between the Premier League and Championship concluding and the Scottish market closing.

Or, alternatively, they could perhaps judge this moment as one to take a risk and move for players who would normally not be in their price range, or potentially try to prise players from clubs whod be open to selling at a knock-down price because they are in need of revenue.

On the one hand, for both clubs and players, opportunities which may never present themselves could arise, but equally there are going to be dilemmas, risks and misfortune.

One thing for sure, it is set up to be both fascinating and frustrating.

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By Tina Traster

Nothing about the summer of 2020 will be normal but Jason Donofrio, owner of Cousins Concessions LLC, is gearing up for what he hopes will be possible. Even if nothing operates full-tilt, this is his season and Donofrio is willing to make the best of it.

The food concession at Rockland Lake pool and golf course opened Memorial Day but business has been painfully slow. Donofrio is also now readying for an early July opening of food service at Tallman Beach & Pool Club in Palisades. In both cases, social distancing and new sanitizing protocols need to be implemented, provisions will be scaled back, and managing patron count will be a challenge.

What remains unclear, though, is if or when the state pools will be given the green light to open. Swimming pools are due to open either in Phase 3 or 4 of New Yorks reopening. Meanwhile, many town pools in Rockland County will stay closed this summer.

We believe pools in state parks will open in early July based on what were hearing, said Donofrio, whose company is managing Tallman Pool for the first time this summer.

Meanwhile, Donofrio is preparing for summer fun in uncharted waters. Typical capacity at Tallman Pool will shrink from 354 patrons to 125 in order to maintain social distancing. The kiddy pool is being turned into a fountain to create ambiance while a dozen tables spread apart will be used for outdoor dining. The number of Adirondack chairs will be scaled back from 80 to about 30.

If were going to open, we have to do it right, said Donofrio.

Donofrio, who will be managing the entire Tallman Pool operation, said staffing of 50 to 60 will be maintained but there will be fewer food servers and more hands on deck to keep the environment sparkling clean.

Pool passes, which had been open-ended in previous summers, will be limited.

Were going to have an APP members will have to use to make reservations, said Donofrio. This way well know who is coming and how many walk-ins we can accommodate on any given day.

No business sector has been harder by the pandemic than food and hospitality. Donofrio expects capacity at the pools this summer to hover at about 25 percent to 30 percent. He says business at Rockland Lake State Parks north pool is down 90 percent year to date though hes kept on a skeletal staff of 20. Even if the Rockland Lake pool does reopen this season, capacity of 3,500 will be reduced by at least two thirds.

Donofrio, nearly a three-decade veteran of the concessions business, started his own entity in 2015. He admits it will be a tough season financially. Its just math. But hes committed to seeing it through no matter what.

Right now Im preparing each day for what I need, he said. I can get what I need as I go.

Donofrio knows how to county his blessings. Hes grateful for his health, his friends and family, and because he isnt saddled with a brick-and-mortar location (he operates from his house).

Still, to keep the business running, hes had to dig into savings and plans to apply for PPP and other government loans.

I always understood the concept of a rainy day, he said. Its raining right now.

Donofrio says hell be satisfied if he breaks even this summer.

Im an optimist, he said. Im okay. I know things will be okay. Worst case scenario, Ill get a pushcart and sell ice cream on the road.

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