Author: Larry Trojak

Establishing benchmarks, perhaps one of the most valuable, yet understated, services a surveyor performs, is a practice dating back to the 19th century. Its…

The overwhelming majority of Topcon equipment at work today can be found on job sites around the world—projects ranging from massive development excavations…

Western New York company has found success providing survey solutions and helping others navigate new technology. There are people who are gifted with…

The notion of someone starting a business and growing it into a mammoth enterprise is part of the fabric of the American success…

Often derided as eyesores or environmental risks, areas such as capped landfills, depleted mines and spent gravel pits are finding new life as…

Although Dan MacDonald, P.L.S., is passionate about a lot of things—his family, the outdoors, surveying, and good food immediately come to mind—he is…

The numbers are pretty impressive: in the U.S. alone, it takes more than 200,000 miles of high voltage transmission lines (eight times the circumference of the…

Home to just over 500 Maine residents, the town of Beals is located on a small (5 square mile) island across from moderately-larger…

While not one to dote on the challenges facing women in the workforce today, Tara Hartson will concede that there’s still “room for…