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Keith Collins leans out to grab the next beam he and Kyle Kappotis, left, will hang wile working at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston on Tuesday morning. They are part of a crew from Rose Steel Inc. of New Hampshire working on the $45 million construction-renovation of the emergency medical services facilities and laboratory. The project is scheduled to be completed in the winter of 2012.
Keith Collins leans out to grab the next beam he and Kyle Kappotis, left, will hang wile working at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston on Tuesday morning. They are part of a crew from Rose Steel Inc from New Hampshire working on the $45 million construction-renovation of the emergency medical services facilities and laboratory. It is scheduled to be completed in the winter of 2012.
A LifeFlight helicopter takes off from Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston on Tuesday morning, while construction continues on a $45 million building project.
Keith Collins leans out to grab the next beam he and Kyle Kappotis, left, will hang while working at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston on Tuesday morning. The $45 million construction-renovation of its emergency medical services facilities and laboratory is on schedule to be completed in the winter of 2012.
Members of the crew from Rose Steel Inc. of New Hampshire take a break from their work at the Central Maine Medical Center construction site in Lewiston on Tuesday morning.
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