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Union carpenters volunteer with Lawrence Tech students to rebuild the community. Visit Southfield Cable 15′s Facebook page to watch the story:  (Click here or copy the link below and paste into your browser). http://www.facebook.com/pages/Southfield-Cable-15/334904315022

ANTARCTICA – Tom Pixley loves going south for the winter. Despite temperatures that can plummet to minus-96 degrees (Fahrenheit) and blowing snow that can reduce visibility to barely six inches, he views Antarctica as a special oasis in many regards. Read the full story here: http://www.MorningStarPublishing.com

MRCC Fights Back

Safety training investments improve worker health and well-being DETROIT (March 22, 2011) — It’s no secret that members of the construction trade unions are exceptionally skilled at their professions. They are also lifesavers in the literal sense of the word. In addition to completing extensive apprenticeship and classroom training, every member of the Michigan Regional ...Read More

Former MRCC President Mike Davis (3rd from left), MRCC Political Director Nick McCreary (6th from left), MRCC Director Dick Reynolds (2nd from front right), and Congressman Dale Kildee (D – MI, 4th from left). Former MRCC President Mike Davis, MRCC Political Director Nick McCreary, and MRCC Director Dick Reynolds recently joined MITA (Michigan Infrastructure Transportation ...Read More

New scholarship programs, laws, benefits and updated information from the DAV. Legislative Bulletin Service Bulletin Volunteer Bulletin View the link below for new laws and benefits from the DAV. DAV Information

More than 150 floor covering and industry professionals attended the INSTALL Michigan Floor Symposium in Brighton, Mich. on Sept. 23, 2010. The event was hosted by INSTALL Michigan, The Michigan Regional Council of Carpenters, and Architectural Contractors Trade Association in conjunction with the event’s sponsors, Roberts/QEP, Forbor, Bentley Prince Street and Ardex. INSTALL Michigan’s goal ...Read More

MRCC Member Jon Kish’s granddaughter, Aleksus Rose Vertigan, of Croswell, Mich., has been diagnosed with leukemia. The family is seeking donations to help with an operation, as both of Aleksus’ parents have stopped working in order to stay at the hospital with her. If you wish to help, you may contact the family or send ...Read More