During October 2012, of Community High School’s two boilers was being maintained. A cracked section was removed and replaced a week later, at a cost of $15-20,000. Community’s backup boiler allowed the work to be done without an effect on heat in the building.
Cracked Boiler Maintenance
Andrew Bronson, employed by Johnson Controls, poses with one of the boilers.
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Thomas Repasky, Writer
Thomas Repasky likes to take pictures, write articles, and interview. He joined The Communicator in the Fall of 2012, his junior year. He has played baseball since post-tee-ball age. He played Alto saxophone for three years, Tenor for two. Thomas sang and danced in CET's production of Evita, barely. He might hope to own and live on a small farm in the future.
