Chris Plante (r) was a judge at Eco-Carpentry Challenge in Boston 5/2/19. Technical high schools from around the State were challenged with taking used office furniture & wood and make it something functional that can be donated back in to the community.
Mark and Teresa received the "Strong by Nature" award from the Merrohawke Nature School at Alnoba, Saturday night. The award recognizes a member of the community who acts with the earth-minded integrity that Merrohawke hopes all children will express as adults.
Mark Richey spoke last week at the Newburyport Green Expo last night, on the rewards and challenges of running a net zero business. Click below to watch his full presentation.
This is a unique custom conference table we are building for our client. Shown here is the center, the surface will be finish in an opaque hand polished high gloss finish. Way to go MRW team!
See our mock-up on the next shot and some pictures of the framework. More pictures to follow!
Patrick Creamer graduates to Woodworker from the Mark Richey Woodworking Apprenticeship program!
l to r: Shop Foreman Chris Plante, Patrick Creamer, Assistant Shop Foreman Gary Armstrong. Congratulations Patrick!
We were proud to work with Carolyn Hendrie and her team at Bargmann Hendrie + Archetype on the Goodwin project. Deemed one of "the nicest law firms in the country" by the Boston Business Journal.
Dave Jasneski (center) loads the truck of donated material to the the Furniture Trust. They are getting ready to kick off this years "Eco-Carpentry Challenge"
