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Keep Craft Alive: Tyler Grace, Remodeling Contractor
“Basically, I want to get paid for being fussy.”
Keep Craft Alive: Luke Thomas Gaffney, Welding Foreman
“Everybody I went to school with is behind a desk somewhere, and they think I’m the crazy one.”
Keep Craft Alive: Jeff Longo, Plumber
“Too many people see plumbers as overweight, uneducated slobs.”
2017 Keep Craft Alive Scholarships Winners
As part of the #KeepCraftAlive initiative, SkillsUSA and Fine Homebuilding awarded five $5,000 scholarships at SkillsUSA's Annual National Leadership and Skills Conference held in Louisville, Ky. At a special reception on…
Fine Homebuilding, in Partnership With CertainTeed and SkillsUSA, Awards $25,000 in Scholarships as Part of Its #KeepCraftAlive Movement
An awards ceremony is taking place at the SkillsUSA 53rd Annual National Leadership and Skills Conference, the world’s largest showcase of skilled trades
Expression Through Furniture
Dad’s not the most expressive guy, but the things he creates aren’t just a hobby — they’re articulations of his caring and love.
Working for the Greatest
And remembering how things used to be.
Rheingold on Father’s Day
From mechanics to carpentry to masonry, there was nothing he couldn’t do well, but Dad wasn’t perfect
Father’s Day Tribute
How his father's family influenced a contractor's career.
Practical Life Lessons
At just over a year old, my son brought his toy screwdriver over to "help" me swap out an electrical wall plate

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