Laying the foundation

United Concrete readies to pour the cement for the Child Development Centre’s new autism centre and expansion.

Jul. 8, 2014 8:00 a.m.
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United Concrete readies to pour the cement for the Child Development Centre’s new autism centre and expansion. Sprucelee Construction Ltd. has the contract for the project.

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