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DES MOINES, IA — The thermal remediation process will consist of heating units to 140 degrees Fahrenheit in an attempt to kill the bedbugs that have infested an apartment complex.

MILWAUKEE — Under the Milwaukee Builds project, individuals will work in transitional jobs, earning $8 to $12 an hour as they learn skills and gain experience in carpentry, painting and building maintenance.

ACCOMACK, VA — Although consolidating the maintenance of 58 Accomack County municipal, school and parks and recreation facilities to one department would save taxpayers money, a recent report recommends against it because of a lack of sound management practices.

BLOOMINGDALE, NJ — David Berryman, whose time bettered that of 73 other contestants, earned a trip to New Orleans later this year to represent the Northeast during the National Maintenance Mania, an event sponsored by the National Apartment Association.

MARYLAND HEIGHTS, MO — To get the most out of your cleaning efforts, Coverall recommends using ergonomically-designed high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filtration vacuums and launderable microfiber cloths.

CHAPEL HILL, NC — The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is in somewhat of a jam as $645 million in deferred maintenance needs are quickly piling up.

BOZEMAN, MT — The Bozeman School Board is asking voters to pass a six-year, $9 million tax levy necessary for the maintenance of and upgrades to all Bozeman Public Schools

PHILADELPHIA — "Bed Bugs and the Hospitality Industry: Little Bugs, Big Problem" will be held at the downtown Marriott Hotel on March 25 at 8:30 a.m. and will address the latest information on bed bugs and the most recent treatment breakthroughs to minimize cost.

MONTGOMERY, AL — The work performed by EnviroTek is only the beginning of a planned set of tasks to address the mold issue, which includes replacing the school''s heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system this summer.

WOOD DALE, IL — Disaster Kleenup International''s (DKI) 24-hour Call Center began receiving calls from property owners who suffered damage as early as noon on Saturday, March 13, 2010, and the calls continued to increase throughout the weekend.