W.T. Eckert reports in The Daily Mail, the two-year, $1.9 million Columbia-Greene Community College Capital Reinvestment Project is drawing to a close. Columbia and Greene counties provided a combined total of $950,000 for the project, while the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York financed the state's 50 percent share. College President James Campion recently reported to the C-GCC Education Committee the work accomplished, included: New roofs for the arts and technology buildings; repair of water-damaged ceilings and floors; some unanticipated asbestos abatement; repairs to the large, mechanical gym door; and, a complete renovation of the facility's plumbing system, and rehabilitation of the water tank. Everything came in under budget, Campion said. Project clean up and some additional work to roadways and sidewalks remain. Read the full story in The Daily Mail.