SLOW AND STEADY

That's how the Federal Reserve Bank's Bill Strauss said the US economy would proceed out of the recession at the SIOR Luncheon yesterday at the Rosewood. Individuals and businesses still have little taste for debt obligation he said, but domestic GDP growth is approaching 5%. The one downfall is still exports, which are lagging imports significantly. Bill says this is unlikely to have a long-term effect, as it mirrors how we come out of most recessions.
 
Northern Builders' Thomas Kenrich and  Robert Tuerk, flanking Opus North's Mike Yungerman, are proud of their company's new scholarship program, helping young professional attend Roosevelt Unversity for a commercial real estate degree. Both Opus and Northern are looking for new projects.

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