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Wired Wednesday: Construction Workers on 2018 Fresno Unified Project Still Not Paid
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By Eric Martinez
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April 24, 2024
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GV Wire reporter Edward Smith explores a situation with KMPH Fox 26 “Great Day” anchor Jim De La Vega in which 22 construction workers haven’t been paid for a 2018 renovation project at Fresno Unified’s Slater Elementary School.

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Eric Martinez,
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Eric joined GV Wire in late 2023 as a Digital Cinematographer. He came with prior experience in Videography in both Fresno State University and Freelance Videography. His Bachelors in Film and Media Arts was received in May 2023. He has a passion for film, travelling, and fitness. You can contact him at (559) 570-0846.

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