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Full Storyīig Dig Indictments Expected Today Against Powers Fasteners Inc. of Brewster, NY is being charged with a single count of involuntary manslaughter in the death of a 38-year-old Boston woman. Full Storyīig Dig Epoxy Provider Facing Manslaughter Charge

Over the past two weeks, debris falling from the Tobin Bridge has broken windshields and caused other damages to the boats and vehicles below at the Chelsea Yacht Club.

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Full Storyīig Dig Epoxy Indictment: The Silly Season StartsĬan the significant professional sloppiness involved in the supply of epoxy materials for the turnpike connector tunnel that experienced a catastrophic failure a year ago when a portion of the concrete roof collapsed be classified as criminal negligence? Full Storyīoston’s Tobin Bridge is Falling to PiecesĪ 57-year-old span of bridge in Boston is giving boaters a reason to panic. for supplying 5,700 truckloads of substandard concrete used in Boston's Big Dig project. Full Storyīig Dig Firm Pleads Guilty to Supplying Substandard ConcreteĪ federal judge has accepted a guilty plea this morning from Aggregate Industries NE Inc. Full Storyīig Dig Epoxy Provider Pleads Not Guilty to Involuntary ManslaughterĮmployees from Powers Fasteners, the company indicted last month on one count of involuntary manslaughter in last summer’s Big Dig tunnel ceiling collapse, pled not guilty in Suffolk Superior Court today. House of Representatives is set to pass a national highway tunnel inspection program to try to prevent tragedies like Boston’s Big Dig Tunnel Collapse. UPDATE: Congress to Approve National Tunnel Inspection Program in Wake of Big Dig Ceiling Tunnel Collapse Read our latest news and visit our collection of resources to find out the latest on Boston's Big Dig hearing and discuss the materials failures of the project with fellow engineers. Welcome to Design News’ Big Dig special coverage page.

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