DxDempsey  

                                                                                                     April 2012 
Earth Day is April 22

Here at DxDempsey, every day is Earth Day! We are constantly looking for new ways to reduce our footprint on the Earth, not only in the field, but here at the office as well.  We demonstrate our commitment to  the environment daily through the design and function of our office, from the use of sustainable finishes, to our recycling efforts and use of green products.


Here's Chris and Tim really getting into recycling.

What will you do this Earth Day?



 
Earth Day on Adams 

Take part in Earth Day on Adams. Plant a tree along the Lackawanna Heritage Valley Association trail by shopping local this week . See what our  downtown friends have in store. 


 
 

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WHAT HAPPENS IN SCRANTON, STAYS IN VEGAS!

Headed to Las Vegas?

Check out the DxDempsey influence in Sin City!  
 
(We made you a map!) 



Over the past few years, DxDempsey has been involved in the design of eight fabulous retail spaces in Las Vegas for the Marshall Retail Group. And there's more to come!  We decided it's about time to create a map for our family and friends to make it easy for you to locate us on your next visit to Sin City!  Not planning a trip?  That's OK!  You can still view the stores on our website!
Mike Muller Appointed to Scranton's Historic Architectural Review Board



After a 3 year term on Scranton's Historic Architecture Review Board (HARB), Michele Dempsey is passing the bar to Mike Muller.  Mike has been appointed by Mayor Chris Doherty to this position, and has been approved by City Council.

 

HARB's purpose is to help protect the distinctive and historic character of Scranton by considering the effects of proposed new construction, demolitions, and exterior alterations to buildings and properties within historic districts and on the Historic Properties List and by ruling on their appropriateness.  After reviewing proposals, HARB then makes its recommendations to City Council.  If the proposed work is acceptable, City council issues a Certificate of Appropriateness, required before work begins.  HARB is an integral player in the preservation of Scranton's historic gems.  Congrats Mike!