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February, 2010

Sunset Bowl comes down after asbestos removal

Lex Villa torn down to make way for Carroll County justice center

Evansville buys former Libs Candy store for arena project

Old Georgia church coming down for new senior center

Asbestos removal would cost $800k for 132-year-old school building

Depression-era nursing home building coming down in New Jersey

With mesothelioma-causing asbestos gone, Montana-Dakota Utilities building comes down

Asbestos contamination could wreck Minneapolis property deal

Texas gym was a safety hazard

Tear in the protective plastic during VBC asbestos work

Former newspaper building getting long-awaited renovations

Elmira armory demolition begins

Fire in Portland, Maine had obstacles for firefighters

Mark Twain’s birthplace temporarily closed for renovations

Neighbors of mesothelioma patient identified as mystery lawn cutters

Mesothelioma widow spends time as health care volunteer

Colorado school to close because of mesothelioma-causing asbestos

Mesothelioma kills Canadian firefighter

Mesothelioma drug chemist honored by American Chemical Society

Baron & Budd helps Pennsylvania mesothelioma families win substantial damages verdict

Maine town seeks $200,000 grant for asbestos and mold removal at old church

Ithaca Gun may get Restore NY grant money for cleanup

Wisconsin drops 44 of 51 violations against UW Stout

Corydon asbestos bids come in under estimate

Tourist Motel in Washington won’t be forced to close

Phase II cleanup nearly finished at BoRit asbestos site

Kentucky non-profit cited for not having an asbestos survey

Tennessee brake pad plant is coming down

Despite higher cleanup costs, Waterbury City Hall project is under budget

Mental health center demolition may be inevitable

Sinclair fire site tested for asbestos in the air

Cleanup continues at Parsons Paper fire site

Music therapy can bring comfort to hospice patients

Asbestos trainer sentenced to community service and fines

More asbestos chunks discovered at Summerlin Road site

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