By Katharine Wallace The New Yorker, September 10 , 1960P. 33 Talk story about the recent renovating of Madison Square Garden, undertaken by Ned Irish, president, & Admiral John J. Bergen, chairman of the board, at a cost of $300,000.
Nor is it Michigan Stadium, with the largest attendance in the country (114,804 at one recent game), and recently renovated to the tune of $226 million.
Nearby Watkins Elementary was recently renovated.
The bathroom was recently renovated.
It was recently renovated.
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The coalition, the Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York, said the city's Department of Education had repeatedly violated such laws in recent years while renovating leased school buildings owned by private landlords.
The military has also been trying in recent years to renovate aging housing, and some of the barracks Mr. Bush visited today had recently been rebuilt.
Although Westchester voters have approved propositions calling for major expenditures in recent years -- to renovate the County Center and to build new jail cells for an expanding county prison population -- there is no certainty about the outcome of the terminal proposition.
And for the first time in 1998, according to CAF's most recent figures, the renovated Royal Opera House -- viewed by some critics as elitist -- entered Britain's top 10 charity list in 10th place, with total income of about $130 million, almost two-thirds from voluntary contributions.
Instead, North Korea in recent years has been renovating and expanding its main nuclear complex in Yongbyon, north of Pyongyang, the capital, as well as its primary satellite-launching site in Tongchang-ri near its northwestern border with China.
