It was difficult, but I learned a lot. I learned a lot about public relations and risk containment.

It is a quite serious violation because of the proximity to the river and because of the slope. We can't just order a crane back there because it could possibly affect the integrity of the foundation.

I've spent half my life here. And they've always given me a lot of space to do what I thought I needed to do. It's been a labor of love.

The next rain may breach the dam of the silt fence toward the Still River. That is what we're concerned about.

Much of the Midwest is filled with older un-reinforced masonry construction, which poses the greatest risk.

It is impossible to manage out all risk on a project of this scale, but I want a pro-health and no-accident culture.