Students from the Bath Regional Vocational Center put the finishing touches on a Crabtree Drive house in Topsham that they built throughout the school year. The center worked on the project in conjunction with Modular Advantage of Brunswick and other contractors involved with the Modular Home Builders Association of Maine. Tony Trippi, carpentry program instructor at the center, said the house was built on Congress Avenue in Bath before being moved onto its foundation last week. Two days later the house’s new occupants moved in. Shown here from left are Daniel Casey, a junior at Wiscasset High School, and Jay Underwood, a junior at Morse High School. (Lear photo)
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