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Construction Innovations works on Tiny Home project Nov. 24

Hobey Alton, Rambler Staffer • November 25, 2025
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The Construction Innovations class works on their tiny home project. The project was started during the2024-2025 school year and has been in development ever since. “It’s a unique class and a unique experience,” Jordan Chaitman (11) said. “There is always something to be done or something new to learn.”

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Hobey Alton
Hobey Alton, Rambler Staffer
Senior Hobey Alton is a first year staffer on Rambler. Hobey enjoys writing stories and shooting sports. He loves hanging out with his friends and playing hockey.
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