Doris Woodbury
Sublette County School District #1 Superintendent Doris Woodbury spoke to the crowd of people who gathered for the first column standing ceremony.
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Architect's Drawing
Architect's rendering of the overhead layout of the new elementary school. For orientation purposes, the drawing has north to the top. US 191 is off the sign to the bottom. Ehman Lane is to the left off the sign. Pinedale is off to the right. The new BloomField subdivision will eventually build up and fill in the open spaces all around this new elementary school.
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Looking out from front.
In this view, the photographer is standing where the front of the new school will be, looking south towards US 191. The cars are parked where the new school parking lot will be out in front of the school. There will be four subdivision access roads converging at this location feeding into the school area.
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Design-Build Team
Members of the Design-Build team stand up and get recognized.
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Jim Malkowski
Long-time school board member Jim Malkowski spoke during the column setting ceremony.
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School view
The architect rendering shows the front of the school, looking north. The partially constructed brick wall behind the sign is the west wall of the school entry way. This view is looking east towards Pinedale.
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Lori Brown and Greg Legerski
Pinedale Elementary School Principal Greg Legerski introduces Lori Brown, the new Vice Principal. Superintendent Doris Woodbury is seated to the right.
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Signing
School board member Greg Anderson signs the ceremonial column while Sandra Sikorski (right) looks on.
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School Board
Left to right: Greg Anderson, Clerk; Mark Pape, Treasurer; Jim Malkowski, Chairman; Sandra Sikorski, member; Jamison Ziegler, Vice Chairman.
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Signatures
Members of the design build team and school board were given a chance to sign the column.
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Hooking up the beam
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Moving Beam
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Placing
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Placing Column
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Securing column
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Securing
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In Place
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Secured
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Column
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Design-Build
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Construction Team
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New Walls
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Cement brick wall
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Already Started
Work has already begun on the school building.
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Site Overview
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Entry
Sign at the road entry to the construction site. A bike path follows Ehman Lane and passes across this entry road.
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Heavy Equipment
Heavy equipment sat idle during the ceremony. They have been busy putting in the new access road and clearing the land for the new school.
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