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Putting the shine on in Richland

Tri-City Herald
Fernando Aguilar, an employee of American Building Maintenance, is silhouetted in the Riverview Room at the Richland Community Center on Thursday as he spreads an even layer of a glossy sealant on the wood floor. The building is temporarily closed for maintenance projects, including repainting walls, re-grouting tile flooring, resurfacing wood floors and expanding the exercise facility. The center reopens at 8 a.m. on Dec. 26. It’s also closed New Year's Day and Jan. 2.
Fernando Aguilar, an employee of American Building Maintenance, is silhouetted in the Riverview Room at the Richland Community Center on Thursday as he spreads an even layer of a glossy sealant on the wood floor. The building is temporarily closed for maintenance projects, including repainting walls, re-grouting tile flooring, resurfacing wood floors and expanding the exercise facility. The center reopens at 8 a.m. on Dec. 26. It’s also closed New Year's Day and Jan. 2. Bob Brawdy Tri-City Herald

Fernando Aguilar, an employee of American Building Maintenance, is silhouetted in the Riverview Room at the Richland Community Center on Thursday as he spreads an even layer of a glossy sealant on the wood floor.

The building is temporarily closed for the maintenance and improvement projects, including repainting walls, re-grouting tile flooring, resurfacing the floors and expanding the exercise facility.

The center reopens at 8 a.m. on Dec. 26. It’s also closed New Year's Day and Jan. 2.

This story was originally published December 22, 2016 at 5:50 PM with the headline "Putting the shine on in Richland."

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