Tribune-Phonograph An engineering firm that does a lot of work for the city of Abbotsford came under heavy scrutiny Monday by public works director Craig Stuttgen, who questioned the firm’s …
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An engineering firm that does a lot of work for the city of Abbotsford came under heavy scrutiny Monday by public works director Craig Stuttgen, who questioned the firm’s billing practices, and convinced the city council to hold off on approving a proposed contract amendment. MSA Profession Services, which is currently handling multiple city projects, faced several pointed questions from Stuttgen, who accused the company of overcharging the city for the work its doing on recent street projects.
The Thorp Courier
Crew Chief, and Thorp alum, Kurt Alger is the Head Crew Chief of Boom Supersonic, and he and his crew helped design the XB-1 prototype that became the first independently funded, American made civilian built aircraft to achieve supersonic speeds.
Thorp is known for its many “Amazing Grazing Cows” those brightly colored and unique fiberglass cows, calves and benches that dot the city. However, last Thursday City Hall received a call regarding the real deal. It was reported that a calf was spotted trotting down Washington Street.
Stanley Republican
Jack Leja presented a $1,000 check to the Stanley Police Department on behalf of the Stanley Truck and Tractor Pull recently.