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April 20, 2023
Bay Area woman starts construction site cleanup firm with help from NBA's Golden State Warriors
By JANIE McCAULEY
AP Sports Writer
AP Sports Writer
AP Photo/Jeff Chiu
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LaSonia Mansfield stands near a crane at a biosolids digester facilities jobsite in San Francisco. Mansfield developed the confidence and learned the necessary skills to enter the field of construction cleanup through the Golden State Warriors organization’s Franchise Fund.
SAN FRANCISCO — In a red hooded sweatshirt, hard hat and a pair of well-loved work boots, LaSonia Mansfield heads out alongside her daughter and forewoman, Deja Stocks, to survey the expansive construction site she is responsible for keeping safe and clean.
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