Author: Cynthia Tokos

On the road again

A day and a night with a Pike Industries paving crew

Carpenters at work

A day in the life of Stratham-based Oxland Builders

Clean record

For over 85 years, the Fieldsend family has run Exeter's Blue Ribbon Dry Cleaners

Bovill Brothers Logging: where less is more

Logging is a way of life for the Bovill brothers

Men at work: The Rumney Sawmill

Logging business employees are a special breed

When business is cleaning up

When picking up other people’s trash, ‘there’s never a dull moment’

Matchless loyalty

D.D. Bean has been like family to generations of workers

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