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This weekly email searches main media outlets finding stories that may be of interest to contractors in the fencing and access control industry. It is published by de facto, inc., which also publishes fencebids.
Industry News
3Q Loss for Deck and Fence Maker Trex Houston Chronicle, TX - Nov 5, 2007 WINCHESTER, Va. - Trex Co. Inc., which makes decking, railing and fencing products, said Tuesday it swung to a loss in its third quarter due mainly to a large reserve for replacing defective decking material manufactured at one of its plants...
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Pool Safety
Fencing new home pools on four sides urged to protect tots Toronto Star, Canada - Nov 5, 2007 All backyard pools installed from here on should be fenced on all four sides for safety, a city council committee is recommending. Current rules require fencing on three sides with the house forming the fourth side. ...
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Fences and Wildlife
Deer Fence to Stay at Shyamalan's Estate The Associated Press - Nov 3, 2007 (AP) - M. Night Shyamalan can keep an 8-foot tall deer fence around his estate in a Philadelphia suburb, a judge ruled. Chester County Judge Robert J ...
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Fencing in deer raises troubling questions Savannah Morning News, GA - Nov 3, 2007 (What prompted it is the fact that fences - high fences - are being erected on private lands throughout the state for the express purpose of confining wild animals, in particular, deer. It is legal, I am told, if the area fenced is more than 640 contiguous acres. No permits are needed; no registration is required...
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Local Government Issues
Underpass safety prompts iron fence solution Canoe.ca (subscription), Canada - Nov 2, 2007 Rideau-Vanier Coun. Georges Bedard wants the city to build an iron fence to increase safety at the Rideau St. and Colonel By pedestrian underpass. The $25,000 fence wouldn't impede those who use the underpass as a quick route below the busy streets ...
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ARB approves two new fences for Washington TimesCommunity.com, VA - Nov 4, 2007 The Gay Street Inn, a bed and breakfast on Gay Street in Washington, received approval from the town architectural review board to erect a fence on its property bordering the Washington Baptist Church...
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Fences and History
How the Tippecanoe Battlefield was honored, protected Journal and Courier, IN - Nov 4, 2007 The iron fence had to be built. After the Battle on Nov. 7, 1811, the scuffed up land lay unprotected for 25 years. Curious sightseers were pocketing bullets, arrowheads, knives, pottery and other souvenirs. Some carried away, or even dug up, bones of the dead. The remains had been hastily buried after the Battle ...
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Fence Contractors in the News
Barrels of business Columbus Dispatch, OH - Nov 4, 2007 The Peterson brothers' father, Paul Peterson, founded the company in 1932 as a guardrail-construction business after he learned of a need for guardrails along Ohio roadways. In the 1950s, the elder Peterson ventured into fence construction, both commercial and residential....
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Fences and Neighbors
Detroit Fence Dispute WXYZ, MI - Nov 4, 2007 An elderly lady says she's been calling the city of Detroit to get a neighbor's illegal fence moved. But after six long years of asking for help - she finally decided to call the investigators...
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Ghastly fence built to isolate: Resident Hawke's Bay Today, New Zealand - Nov 2, 2007 Napier is now the proud owner of its own Berlin Wall according to a Tamatea resident who says a fence around the Parklands Estate subdivision is ugly and divides the community...
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Good front-yard fences make bad neighbors Oct 31, 2007 - Chicago Tribune, IL Several commenters on the message boards have remarked on this aside and my dad (whose front yard is fenced in) raised his eyebrows in an e-mail. I didn't have my parents' leafy property in mind when I wrote this so much as I did Chicago neighborhoods that are blighted-- yes! -- by fences that go right up to the sidewalk in front of many homes...
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USA Mexico Border Fence
Rancher sees benefit from a fence Middle East North Africa Financial Network, Jordan - Nov 4, 2007 BISBEE - Richard Hodges was driving his Jeep along International Road after 8 p.m. one night this past summer when he noticed an opening in the barbed wire fence along one side of his property...
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Community Issues
Dog-eared fence snags unwary canines Oct 31, 2007 - Toronto Star, Canada STATUS: There didn't seem to be much point in calling Fletcher, so we tried Sandy Straw, who's in charge of parks in that area. We're hoping Straw will call us back and get rid of the fence, or replace it with safer plastic fencing...
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'Eyesore' fence pulled down by council staff Oct 31, 2007 - Peterborough Evening Telegraph, UK POLICE, social workers, planning officers and maintenance staff descended on a pensioner's home to resolve a long-running wrangle over a garden fence.
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Fences in the Courts
Couple sues to stop village from erecting fence Oct 31, 2007 - Canton Repository (subscription), OH CANTON A Hartville couple has taken the village to court in a dispute over erecting a fence. The village wants a 6-foot-high fence to surround a sewer lift station in the backyard of Joseph and Bernice...
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International
Europe, US firms vie for Saudi-Iraq fence deal Reuters - Oct 31, 2007 DUBAI, Oct 31 (Reuters) - European firms EADS (EAD.PA: Quote, Profile, Research) and Thales (TCPF.PA: Quote, Profile, Research) and U.S-based Raytheon Co (RTN.N: Quote, Profile, Research) are among bidders for a contract to build a border fence shielding Saudi Arabia from Iraq,...
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Fence planned between Saudi Arabia and Iraq Iraq Development Program, UK - Nov 2, 2007 Two European companies - EADS and Talice - and the American company Raytheon are among the organisations that recently submitted offers to build a border fence between Saudi Arabia and Iraq. ...
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Weird News
Boy finds woolly mammoth tooth Canoe, Canada - Nov 6, 2007 LA CROSSE, Wis. (AP) - Gary Kidd had a pretty good idea that what his 3-year-old grandson had found was no rock, but the tooth of a woolly mammoth. That's because he had found one himself nine years ago...
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