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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
Master Halco Makes Dog Park A Reality
Press Release - Jan 25, 2011
IRVING, TX — Master Halco, the leading distributor and manufacturer of fence systems in North America, recently worked with Lowe’s store #2394 and the Town of Ticonderoga, NY to construct a dog park ...
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Smart Fence Recognizes Threatening Footsteps
Discovery News - Feb 4, 2011
New small, low-powered devices modeled after the human brain can help make security smarter by being able to distinguish between a person sneaking around and trees simply rustling in the wind...
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Decking Industry News
Composite Decking Producers Roll Out New Wave of Design Tools
Building-Products.com - Feb 7, 2011
Composite decking manufacturers are unveiling a host of new computerized design tools to help contractors and homeowers visualize their outdoor projects-and ensure they spec in their deck brands during the process....
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Plastic and composite decking set for growth
Plastic News - Feb 3, 2011
Demand for plastic and wood-plastic composite decking actually shrank between 2004 and 2009, but is now poised for double-digit annual growth, according to a new market study....
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Fence Contractors in the News
Local Government Issues
Authorities not obliged to share
Hornsby-Advocate - Feb 4, 2011
SYDNEY residents with property bordering council-owned land could be in for a shock when it comes time to repair or erect a dividing fence..
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A fence too far, says district
North Shore News - Feb 4, 2011
A West Vancouver homeowner has less than a month to remove a fence and retaining wall that extend from their property onto the municipal boulevard and make the street unsafe...
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State Claims Fence Is Working in the Narrows
Wheeling Intelligencer - Feb 4, 2011
Walker said his agency is still investigating what caused the rock to fall and miss the fencing, a process that will take a number of factors into account,...
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Community Issues
Once built, fencing will enhance area
Bowling Green Daily News - Feb 4, 2011
Donations are coming in to begin building the fence. Operation PRIDE received its first commitment for a donation from Super 8 Motel, which will give $3000 ...
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Fences and Animals
BC Hydro won't fence off Roosevelt elk 'death trap'
Globe and Mail - Feb 7, 2011
What wasn’t known until relatively recently, however, is that the sloping, five-metre-high concrete walls form a perfect death trap for Roosevelt elk, a herd of which has been thriving in the region...
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DIY - Consumers
The best fences always are well-grounded
San Gabriel Valley Tribune - Feb 4, 2011
Before I digress into my friend's fence and gate problem, let me explain how a fence is constructed. First, there are posts. These posts can be made from wood, metal, plastic, or concrete....
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Fences and Weather
Rabbit fence faces 'big cost' from floods
ABC Online - Feb 1, 2011
The damage bill to southern Queensland's rabbit fence could run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Flooding over the past two months ...
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Weird News
Unusual run for doughnut lovers
Canoe.ca - Jan 31, 2011
Dash. Doughnuts. Dash. That's what about 5,500 runners did Saturday for the annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh, N.C....
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