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Washington, D.C., September 8, 2006--A New Orleans family soon will have a new place to call home as the National Association of Realtors teamed with the New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity today to raise the walls on a house at 2131 Mazant Street.
Reform, AL, September 8, 2006--Forest Technologies Holdings LLC plans to process hardwood flooring and decking, said Deanna Morgan, executive director of the West Alabama Economic Development Authority.
San Diego, CA, September 7, 2006--As part of a new contest, West Coast Flooring Center said it will reward one Southern California homeowner's creative, unique floor design with $1,000 to spend at their nearest West Coast Flooring Center.
Dollar Bay, MI, September 7, 2006--Hourly workers at the Horner Flooring Company are on strike.
Reston, VA, September 5, 2006--ComScore Media Metrix today released an analysis of consumer activity at the top online classified sites.
Alabaster, AL, September 1, 2006--Hardwoods Inc., of Alabama has expanded into its new Alabaster facility, which is more than twice as big as the company's former location in Thorsby.
Oroville, CA August 30, 2006--A photographic image transfer process that allows ceramic tile designs to withstand desert summers or freezing winters has led to a 50 percent increase in business this year for a family-owned company here.
Caerphilly, UK, August 24, 2006--Constrata, a South Wales niche raised access flooring panel venture is looking to apply added shine to its expansion plans after a major investment.
Washington, DC, August 24, 2006--Business Roundtable, an association of chief executive officers, issued a statement supporting President Bush’s signing of an Executive Order to increase transparency and improve quality and efficiency in our nation’s heal
Wilmington, DL, August 21, 2006--If you're noticing the DuPont brand name at retailers like Lowe's, Home Depot or Target lately, it's all part of DuPont's plan to put the familiar red oval logo on more products sold directly to consumers.