During the week, Frank Brey can often be seen walking the torn-up streets of downtown Rhinelander, Wisconsin, wearing his bright lime-green shirt and white hard hat as he checks in on work crews.“I get a good feeling when I see it all coming together,” says Brey, project engineer for Town & Country Engineering. “It’s been a good, successful project.”Brey, a 1978 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, is familiar with Rhinelander and the last several projects that have been undertaken in the city the last six years on the water and wastewater side.“I had been laid off from a previous
