Contractors' Day thanks

May 20, 2010 12:00 am

To the Editor:

On Saturday, May 15, the Telstar Middle and High School complex was busy with a variety of interior and outside projects. This activity was the result of the anxiously awaited second Annual Telstar Complex Contractors’ Day.

More than 60 contractors, subcontractors, community members, high school students and parents, Telstar middle and high school staff and administrators worked on a variety of projects from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The nine-hour makeover consisted of:

--Interior projects: two classrooms and two bathrooms newly painted; installation of new shelving and a dry sink cabinet unit in the middle school office’s work/faculty room; washing of interior hallway walls; assembly of classroom door window blinds; new hallway plants; sanding and two coats of polyurethane to the Telstar auditorium stage deck.

--Exterior projects: electric power installed for the middle school softball and high school baseball fields; installation of decorative fence posts and rope for the high school softball field to define parking; landscaping of parking area behind softball field backstop; removing brush/small trees/leaves along bank of high school softball and field hockey fields; installation of a new flower garden with mulch and perennials at the base of the new Telstar Middle/High School sign; the T-star logo painted on the back wall of the gym; the completion of navy blue paint on the building's trim; high school baseball and softball field dugouts also painted navy blue, high school baseball dugouts’ foundation reinforced and storage closet installed; construction and installation of football coaches tower; installation of a cement pad and wall frames for a new greenhouse; construction and soil prepared for eight raised vegetable gardens; creation of new T-shaped flower garden near complex’s student parking lot; fill and leveling of access road to upper athletic fields and at rear of complex.

Mrs. Sandy Schroeder, Telstar Middle School Principal; Mr. Burnie Rice, SAD 44 Building and Grounds Supervisor; Arylnn Hale, Telstar Complex Lead Custodian and I express our appreciation to the following contractors and subcontractors who donated their own time, equipment and expertise in providing a makeover of the interior, exterior and grounds of the Telstar Complex: Rick and Ron Savage of Savage Contracting, Vern Davis of Vernon Davis Painting, Doug Wilson of D.A.Wilson and Company, Ivory Currier of Currier Electric, Mark Dirago and Jim Heath of Quality Home Builders, Dave Freiday of Earth Designs Associates, Jeremy Morin of Jerbeck Construction, Charlie Reiss of Bethel Kitchen Design, Fred Johnson of Moody Mtn. Construction, Sandra Savage and Kelly Helms of Savage Contracting, Robert Lowell of Lowell's Saw Shop, Jim Merrill of Pine Tree Waste, Matt Shatz and Randy Lissel of Interiors and More, Andy Helms, Ed Kennett, Bob Currier, Brian Tibbetts and Robert Shenk of Savage Contracting, Richie Collins of R.E.T. Painting, Jacki Hughes of Cain’s Skoot and Skate, Amos Kimball of AK’S Excavation and Cross Construction.

Special thanks to Western Maine Supply for their donation of a variety of supplies and materials and to Frank Del Duca of Crossroads Diner & Deli and Karen Milligan of Dunkin’ Donuts for providing Contractors’ Day breakfast. A special note of gratitude goes out to the many parents, community members and Telstar staff for their donations and contributions to the day’s barbecue luncheon.

It was evident as the day progressed, the growing amount of enthusiasm, community spirit and pride in workmanship all had for the improvements and additions to the Telstar Complex. More importantly, I enjoyed and won’t forget witnessing the level of collaboration between Telstar Middle and High School staff and students and area contractors/community members working on the day’s projects.

Again, thank you area contractors, businesses/companies, community members, Telstar Middle and High School parents, staff members and students for all you did and provided during the makeover of the Telstar Complex.

Daniel Hart, Principal, Telstar High School

Sandy Schroeder, Principal, Telstar Middle School

Rick Savage, Savage Contracting

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