Local 80 recently moved into its newly
constructed building in Chesapeake, VA.
L.U.
80 (i&o), NORFOLK, VAI am pleased to announce
that Local 80 has moved into its newly constructed building
located at 828 Providence Rd., Chesapeake, VA 23325. The second
floor of the building will be home to the locals business
offices, referral hall and credit union. The new location is
centrally located in the Tidewater area with easy access to
the major traffic arteries. Our telephone numbers will remain
the same for the local union, credit union and JATC. Our e-mail
address is ibewlocal80@earthlink.net.
The officers, members and staff are proud of our new home and
invite you to stop in for a visit. Also, the local union would
like to thank the IBEW Local 80 Retirees Club for the new banner
they recently presented to us. It looks great in the new boardroom.
We wish a safe and happy holiday season to all.
L.U.
82 (em,i&mt), DAYTON, OHLocal 82 and the IBEW
continue to grow. In November, 14 new members were added when
photographers at Channel 7 TV reached an agreement to be represented
by IBEW Local 82.
On Nov. 11, the local hosted the monthly meeting of the Dayton
Area Chamber of Commerce, with more than 70 businesses represented.
The JATC held its first open house, also on the Nov 11. Business
owners, government officials, training directors from other locals
and technical schools enjoyed a catered lunch and a tour of the
hands on classrooms. Of particular note were the new motor controls
and integrated systems labs. The open house was hosted by Bill
Newlin, T.D., and Richard Brooks, A.T.D.
Pres. Jim Taylor invited each of the companies signatory with
Local 82 to make a short presentation at the monthly business meeting.
These companies are our partners in providing professional, skilled
electrical work to the Dayton area and beyond, and in securing
a good standard of living for our members.
Local 82 thanks everyone who worked so diligently during the 2004
presidential election cycle.
Local 86 officers and board members, (L-R):
Exec. Board
member Terry Conheady, Exec. Board member Jim
Walton, Vice Pres. Phil Smith, Exam. Board member
Jeff Conte, Bus. Mgr. Dan Conte, Exec. Board member
Ray Simmons, Rec. Sec. Dan Guay, Pres. Greg Post,
Fin. Sec. Jim Hynes and Treas. Rusty Bennett.
L.U.
86 (ees,em,es,i,rts&spa), ROCHESTER, NYWelcome
back to Bro. Dan Conte, who was re-elected business manager
after a three-year absence.
Congratulations also to Pres. Greg Post, Fin. Sec. Jim Hynes,
Vice Pres. Phil Smith, Treas. Rusty Bennett, Rec. Sec. Dan Guay;
Executive Board members Terry Conheady, Jim Walton and Ray Simmons;
and Examining Board member Jeff Conte
IBEW Local 86 is saddened to report the death of our oldest retiree,
Joe Fantaci, at the age of 101. Joe was a member of the local since
1918.
L.U.
99 (govt&i), PROVIDENCE, RIWork in the area continues
to be slow. A few good size projects are coming up, so with
a little luck we will be at full employment after the first
of the year.
The Local 99 food drive has been very successful sending much
needed supplies over to our brothers serving our great nation in
Iraq; we wish them Godspeed on a safe return.
Professor Scott Malloy presented a seminar on labor history for
the apprentices. Professor Malloy gave an excellent talkand the
topic needs constant reinforcement. An apprentice of value observes
what journey people of substance do. If you as a union member buy
imports, talk ill of your union or basically do not live up to
the moral and ethical needs of this local union, you take a serious
risk of poisoning the impressionable minds of the apprentice. Do
your part to help create not only great electricians but also great
union members!
Please make a concentrated effort to attend every union meeting.
A piece of your future is decided at every meeting. Why would you
not want to have a say in that? God bless the USA!
L.U.
103 (cs&i), BOSTON, MAResults of the 20004 presidential
election are now old news. Over the next four years we will
have to work tirelessly to protect all that has been worked
for and is under attack by this administration. Local 103 members
rose to the occasion and helped make New Hampshire and Maine
blue states. This could not have been possible without the
get-out-the-vote efforts of all the volunteers and the Local
103 members who live in those states.
On Sunday, Dec. 5, over 700 members children had fun at our annual
childrens Christmas party where Santa paid a visit. Thanks to
the committee for their hard work.
By now, we have learned the fate of our proposed 153,449 kw wind
turbine. We have every reason to believe our permit will be approved
by the city of Boston. This wind turbine will be 133 feet to the
nacelle and 147 feet to the tip of the blade, located on our property,
to help power Local 103s apprentice school. The turbine will also
be used for educational purposes. It will remove 184,139 pounds
of carbon dioxide from the air per year.
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