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April 14, 2025

Kim Hokanson Named Director of Contractor Relations

The North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters (NASRCC) is proud to announce that Kim Hokanson has been named director of Contractor Relations for the union. The appointment, by Executive Secretary-Treasurer Joe Byrne, continues Hokanson’s steady climb through the union ranks, from organizer/representative to regional manager and deputy director of Contractor Relations.

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April 7, 2025

Carpenters Local 346 Spearheaded Campaign For New South Shore Technical High School

The efforts included educating our members and their families in the districts to encourage the new school vote, as well as volunteering at polling stations on voting day.

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April 3, 2025

Ziven Drake Named as Executive Director of the North Atlantic States Carpenters Training Fund

The North Atlantic States Regional Council lauded Fischer’s dedication, service, and sacrifices to propel a program that serves as a model within the UBC and the construction industry. Joe Byrne, executive secretary-treasurer, congratulated both Drake and Fisher.

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March 26, 2025

CT Community Rally Against Out-of-State Contractor Violating Labor Laws

Carpenters Local 326’s Marc Okun spoke out against the devastating illegal tactics, “We’re here not because we’re connected to this job- because we are not- but because we have the loudest voice!”

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March 26, 2025

Crain’s Op-Ed: Unions Help Stabilize Construction Costs

Stimulating New York’s economy and investing in local economies has never been more important than right now. The best way to do that is by putting well-trained, highly-skilled New Yorkers to work.

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March 26, 2025

CNY Central Features Local 277 “Day at the Shop”

Hosted by Carpenters Local 277, the program gives students a firsthand experience of the skills they would typically learn as apprentices.

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