Construction Worker ‘second Avenue Sinatra’ Missing: This Week In Construction

Welcome to the new weekly edition of what’s hot in construction industry news

To help you stay up to date with the construction sector, here are some of the news items that caught our attention.

What’s New This Week

NYC Construction Worker ‘Second Avenue Sinatra’ Missing:


A construction worker from New York City, Gary Russo, who became famous as “Second Avenue Sinatra” because of his famous lunchtime concerts on street is reported to be missing. He left his house on July 27 at around 1:15 am and is missing since then.

Construction Workers Write Sweet Messages On Steel Beams For Kids In Hospital To See




Some thoughtful construction workers have given a very good reason for kids to smile at. There is construction going on near Long Island hospital and when kids look outside they get to see many comforting messages on steel beams. A new children's hospital is coming to this place.

Mark Swanson who works for the construction company said that people have preconceived notions that construction workers are hard-nosed and tough guys. But this goes to show that they really are very soft-hearted especially when it comes to sick children.

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Qatar to remain GCC’s strongest construction market regardless of World Cup fate



Qatar construction is expected to grow at an average rate of 10.2% over the next decade. Qatar's construction industry will achieve the strongest growth in GCC regardless of the FIFA world cup 2022. The sector is expected to grow at 13% this year as new infrastructure projects are coming.

Soil Contamination Halts Construction Project

Barbara Purvis, President and Director of Essex Hotel Management, which is overseeing the project, said work was stopped towards the end of May by the state Department of Environmental Conservation. New Hilton Garden Inn was getting constructed here. Corning City Councilman Chris Karam had said that manufacturing waste like ash, glass, and brick has been found in the soil underneath the former days of the riverside drive.

Construction company fined $500K for polluting Susquehanna River

According to the U.S. Department of Justice, a construction company was asked to pay USD 50,000 in fines as they were found to be guilty of polluting the Susquehanna River. The company Crane-Hogan has admitted to discharging concrete slurry into the river without permission in December 2008 and January 2009. The company was placed on a five-year probation and it is required to develop and implement an environmental plan for further violations.

Supervisors Ignored Safety Warnings in Construction Worker’s Death: Manhattan District Attorney


Earlier this year, a Manhattan grand jury indicted two construction companies and two of their employees for recklessly causing the death of a worker buried beneath debris.

Carlos Moncayo (22), was killed in April when the construction trench he was digging collapsed around him. It is reported that safety warnings were ignored which led to his death.

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