Stutman Contracting, Inc

08/27/2022

Come by from 12-4 today and 12-4 tomorrow, Sunday the 27th (18 Sutton AVE) for our Contractor Yardsale! We have tools, equipment, nails, office supplies, and more!

11/11/2021

New 6 Building 48 Unit Low Income Housing for Main South Community Development Moving Along!

11/11/2021

Polar Park Sherwood Diner 100% Completely Restored!

11/11/2021

One Kelley Office Renovation Moving Along!

08/28/2021

We want to thank Lt. Governor Karen Polito, for stopping by our project with Main South Community Development, and lending her support!

Lt. Governor tours the site of the Grand Street Commons

08/17/2021

We’d like to congratulate Albert LaFleur for winning our WooSox raffle!

Thank you to everyone who participated. Please know that we received multiple shares, but we’d like to emphasize once more that the only shares that were counted were from the original post itself. If you shared outside of our post (shared from a friend’s post, etc.), we did not count you as our rules said the post had to be shared from the original Stutman Contracting, Inc. post. (This is because we are unable to see shares outside of our original post. We would love to include everyone, but if a post is private, we are physically unable to see it).

We have included the proof of the raffle so everyone knows that this was completely randomly selected! We may be holding more raffles in the future, so keep an eye out for another raffle!

Also, I’m unable to post videos/photos together so I will show the original list of valid contender in text form.

- [ ] 1. Timothy Oconnor
- [ ] 2. Jennifer Dorr
- [ ] 3. Jeanne Roman
- [ ] 4. Joe LaFrance
- [ ] 5. John Courtemanche
- [ ] 6. Mike Sullivan
- [ ] 7. John Dowd
- [ ] 8. Kathleen Berthianume Etzkin
- [ ] 9. Ryan Meech McLaughlin
- [ ] 10. Rosemary Southwick
- [x] 11. Albert LaFleur

08/01/2021

SPECTRUM NEWS CAME DOWN TO THE DINER AND DID A GREAT STORY! WE REALLY APPRECIATE IT! WE ARE PROUD TO BE PART OF THIS GREAT PROJECT!

The WooSox Foundation is giving Sherwood Diner new life.

07/27/2021

Here's some progress on 1 Kelley Square's Office Spaces! The interior framing is almost complete along with our demolition. Alongside that, masonry work is being done to ready our installation of new aluminum windows! As plumbing is being finished, our electrical work is being started.

Remember to check out our previous post (7/26/21) on our mentioning in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette! There, you will find a chance to win 4 free tickets to a future WooSox game!

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07/26/2021

Stutman Contracting, Inc. is proud to present our own page in the Worcester Telegram and Gazette! Read to the end of the post and view the photo gallery to check out an opportunity for FREE BOX SEATS behind the dugout to an UPCOMING WOOSOX GAME!
The article will be linked, and we will provide the article in the photos of this post!
( https://www.telegram.com/story/news/2021/07/23/sherwood-diner-worcester-lunch-car-755-headed-polar-park-home-worcester-red-sox/8065983002/ )

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The Sherwood Diner, also known as “Worcester Diner #755”, was built by the Worcester Lunch Car Company back in 1940. Operating first in Medford, Massachusetts, it was relocated a decade later to 56 Foster St., Worcester. The owner, Ernest Ryan, continued to operate the diner until his demise in 1969. After his death, the diner was sold in 1971 once the city of Worcester offered to purchase the property. For a while, the diner sat in Auburn as an ice cream stand, but closed only a few years afterwards. This historic diner has suffered major deterioration and vandalism over the years due to its constant relocation and abandonment. In 1994, it was donated to the American Diner Museum and any stolen/missing parts were never returned. The 20th century wasn’t too kind to the Diner, but in the 21st century, it is being restored to its former glory in one of Worcester’s most iconic recreational areas: Polar Park. Next to the duck boat that has famously carried the Red Sox, Patriots, Bruins, and Celtics during parades, the Sherwood Diner will be used as a broadcast booth for pre-game and post-game interviews. It will also be used for autographs and fundraisers. Stutman Contracting, Inc. is working hard to make sure that this historic diner will be restored and better than ever. When we first received the diner, it was only a shell of what it once was. Now, our team has skillfully utilized many of the original materials to preserve the historic nature of the diner. Both the interior and exterior will be as authentic as possible. As of right now, we have turned the diner from a shell of what it once was to the closest replica of the original diner. Stepping into the diner, you will truly see the authenticity of the 40’s all around you. From the tiles on the floors to the doors we’ve created ourselves.

We’d like to thank Polar Park for once again asking us to be a part of Worcester’s amazing development! We are excited to see the diner at the entrance of Summit Street soon.

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Thanks for reading this far! If you LIKE and SHARE this post, you will automatically be entered in a raffle to win 4 box seats behind the dugout to an upcoming WooSox game! Check the graphic in this post to see more information on the raffle! *IF YOUR "SHARES" ARE PRIVATE, WE WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SEE IT. PLEASE PUBLICLY POST THE "SHARE" IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO THE RAFFLE.

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(References and Tags)

https://patch.com/massachusetts/worcester/restored-diner-duck-boat-coming-polar-park

http://hickeysdinerrestoration.blogspot.com/2007/11/restoration-of-sherwoods-diner.html

https://www.telegram.com/news/20171118/bid-to-bring-sherwoods-diner-home-tangled-in-museums-hold

07/14/2021

The 92 Grand Low Income Housing project has been moving along at a great pace! With the foundation in, framing, and wall sheathing in progress- we are putting our best foot forward to bring quality to this ongoing project! As we work on the first building, we are also directing our focus on getting the slab foundation ready for the next building. The construction of Worcester's "LIH" community has been in production since the early 90's. We're happy to be continuously involved in this ongoing project!
We are proud to, once again, be a part of a Worcester-based project during this extraordinary time of growth and development!

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07/06/2021

1 Kelley Square is being transformed from an old theater space to an office space! During 1916-1920, this was home to Vernon Theatre: One of Worcester's first silent theaters. After losing business to local competitors, its space was occupied by the businesses shown in the last picture of the post. Now, in present day, we are working to turn it into an office space. As of July 2021, we have been able to remove the slate walls from the original projector screen, moved the original projector room, and have put up the interior framing that is pictured in multiple photos of this collage. We are excited once again to be a part of another Worcester project! Located less than half a mile away is WooSox Stadium, another one of the Worcester projects we were able to be a part of.

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06/10/2021

Polar Park's WooSox Market is finished and open! With the innovative installation of Grab-n-Go technology, you can experience quick and easy shopping in a beautifully modern market. It's an absolutely wonderful addition to Polar Park that we have had the amazing opportunity to create.

(Before pictures are also included.)

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