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School undergoes major renovation.
By Darrin Stineman, The Salina Journal, Kan. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Feb. 22--The former Lincoln School's auditorium was the only room that was safe Monday from the relentless deconstruction work being done as part of the $7.9 million Roosevelt-Lincoln renovation project.
The auditorium will remain as a place for functions and entertainment, said Pat Blake of Kansas City-based JE Dunn Construction. The company is managing the project to convert the former Roosevelt-Lincoln Middle School into a 61-unit senior housing complex.
"For the construction guys, this is strictly off limits," Blake, assistant superintendent for the project, …
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