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That math leaves the city 70 pieces short of what it needs to fight storms. The hope is contractors using their equipment to finish construction jobs in the fall season will sign on the dotted line by the end of this month. Those who sign a contract by Dec. It's what differentiates us from them," Fink said.

Massachusetts law allows cities and towns to exceed appropriated amounts for those purposes. Two local public works directors, Jeffrey Howland in Shrewsbury and John Woodsmall in Holden, said the shortage was building for several years before the pandemic. Another downside for drivers is the cost of maintaining equipment so it's ready to go at a moment's notice.

Next post. Find Jobs Here! Phnom Penh HR Service 1. Recruitment Service 2. Cambodia Tax Consulting 3. Outsourcing Service 5. Internal Auditing Service 6. HR Consulting 7. Your full name. Your friend email. Login with Facebook. More impressively, Peter Brock and Jim Richards scored the most crushing victory in Bathurst history, leading every lap and winning by six laps. So the Commodore had a hard act to follow. Holden decreed that it was to be ready for racing in and then Holden Dealer Team manager John Sheppard cobbled together a test machine to begin trials in August.

Sheppard had taken over the running of the factory-backed HDT in following the retirement of legendary team boss Harry Firth. Among his first initiatives was to bring Brock back into the team. He had previously worked with tin-top titans Norm Beechey, Ian Geoghegan and Bob Jane, guiding the latter pair to numerous championship successes in meticulously built and pristinely presented machines. Renowned for his sharp tongue and laconic wit back in the day, Sheppard is still quick with a quip at 82, remembering development of the original Group C Commodore as a somewhat casual affair.

And, of course, there was no factory involvement in the Marlboro Holden Dealer Team. Nudge, nudge, wink, wink.