Gensler, Houston, TX, US, Associate
• Promoted to Associate and led the Houston Office Associates monthly meeting to establish office initiatives for mentoring younger staff and advancement of leadership goals that were communicated to the office Principals.
• Performed duties as a project architect and team leader on a Building Re-positioning project in downtown Houston, which included Lobby renovations in two connected building by bridges over a 5-block area.
• Coordinated Engineering consultants and Landscape design and coordination in all exterior spaces within scope on the Building Re-Positioning project.
• Lead the construction administration team through the execution of the downtown redevelopment project.
• Performed duties as a project architect and team leader on data center projects and a University project for their medical emergency team, which included training space and a helicopter hangar for the life-l
Nearly 300 bricks of cocaine seized at South Florida airport
By The Associated Press
MIAMI, Fla. - Federal authorities seized nearly 300 bricks of cocaine during a routine X-ray baggage inspection after a U.S. Virgin Islands charter flight landed at an executive airport in South Florida on Tuesday night.
Six people, including two police officers, were arrested after agents found 328 kilograms (723 pounds) of cocaine in 294 plastic-wrapped bricks of cocaine at Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport on Tuesday night, the
Miami Herald reported. The bricks were inside several duffle bags and suitcases belonging to the only passengers on the private plane, according to a criminal complaint filed by Homeland Security Investigations.
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Updated: 2:26 PM EST Jan 15, 2021 Federal authorities seized nearly 300 bricks of cocaine during a routine X-ray baggage inspection after a U.S. Virgin Islands charter flight landed at an executive airport in South Florida on Tuesday night.Six people, including two police officers, were arrested after agents found 328 kilograms (723 pounds) of cocaine in 294 plastic-wrapped bricks of cocaine at Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport on Tuesday night, the Miami Herald reported.“The bricks were inside several duffle bags and suitcases belonging to the only passengers on the private plane,” according to a criminal complaint filed by Homeland Security Investigations.Those initially arrested included Shakim Mike, Maleek Leanard, Roystin David and Teshawn Adams, the newspaper reported. Two others, Trevon Adams and Anthon Berkley, were arrested later, officials said.Shakim Mike and Teshawn Adams are with the U.S. Virgin Islands Police Department, the newspaper reported.The four de
Q: Greg, to this day I’m still a MOPAR and Plymouth lover. Why did Chrysler let Plymouth go? I know Dodge is still their everyday consumer car, but Plymouth I feel was more popular. - Kevin L., DetroitA: Kevin, as a past owner of both Plymouth and Dodge cars and Dodge trucks, I feel your pain. When you revisit Plymouth’s history, it was indeed a major player in the lower price family car offerings, much like Chevrolet and Ford were in their respective company offerings. If you