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Welcome to the Rabine Group Blog. Please find news, resources, and other pertinent information on paving, roofing, fuel delivery, construction, and other related information.
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12/15/2010 5:05 PM
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The Rabine Group blog provides information on the various companies and industries associated with the companies within Rabine Group. The Rabine Group provides a wide variety of construction related services including commercial paving, commercial roofing, and fuel and oil distribution.
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By admin on
5/18/2012 3:59 PM
COLUMBIA, MO (KTVI) – If you are headed in to Columbia, Missouri next week, be aware of overnight paving on Interstate 70. Crews will be laying new asphalt on the westbound stretch of Interstate 70 from the Boone/Callaway County line to near the Lake of the Woods exit beginning Monday, May 21.
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By admin on
5/16/2012 3:41 PM
Twenty Percent of FedEx Express Vehicle Pickup and Delivery Fleet Already Converted To Cleaner and More Fuel-Efficient Models
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By admin on
5/9/2012 8:15 AM
Surface work planned on Missouri 47 in Troy Hannibal Courier-Post Posted May 06, 2012 @ 01:28 PM Troy, MO — On Monday evening, May 14, the Missouri Department of Transportation and its contractor, Mid River Asphalt Inc. of Moscow Mills, will begin work to resurface the last mile of bare concrete pavement on Missouri 47 in Troy. The pavement and shoulders on this section, from Main Street to just west of the Route H and J intersection, will be repaired and overlaid with asphalt. Read the full story here: http://www.hannibal.net/newsnow/x1120197162/Surface-work-planned-on-Missouri-47-in-Troy ...
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By admin on
5/7/2012 4:04 PM
GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on Asphalt markets. The global market for Asphalt is forecast to reach 126.3 million metric tons by the year 2017, driven by emerging markets of Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Central & Eastern Europe. In addition factors such as environmental regulations, construction activity, crude oil prices, and economic recovery will encourage long-term growth in market.
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By admin on
5/2/2012 11:19 AM
Work on U.S. Highway 281 in southern Stafford County set to begin St. John News Posted May 01, 2012 @ 05:09 PM St. John, Kan. — Starting around Friday, May 4, the Kansas Department of Transportation will begin an asphalt paving project on US-281 highway in northern Pratt County and southern Stafford County. The project will begin at the north city limits of the City of Iuka in Pratt County, then continue north fifteen (15) miles to the junction with US-50 highway in Stafford County. This highway construction project is scheduled to be completed by August, depending on delays due to weather conditions. Traffic through this work zone will be controlled by flagmen and pilot car, so drivers can expect delays of up to 15 minutes. The work zone area will move daily and work...
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By admin on
5/1/2012 10:31 AM
100th anniversary: Gaps repaired on Missoula's last brick street By KIM BRIGGEMAN of the Missoulian | Posted: Monday, April 30, 2012 10:00 pm | They don’t make streets like this any more. That’s probably a good thing. You don’t want to be, say, sipping hot coffee on the rattling ride along Railroad Street, the only one in Missoula with stretches paved in brick. It’s been that way for 100 years, or since shortly after the day – April 25, 1912 – that Mayor John Evans climbed onto a wagon parked at Higgins Avenue and Front Street and...
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By admin on
4/30/2012 4:24 PM
Night paving work set on Route 202 in Haverstraw; Route 59 in Ramapolahud.com The return of spring means road crews are sprouting up across the county.A paving project is set to begin Monday on Route 202 in Haverstraw, and will be followed by one along Route 59 in Ramapo. Both jobs will occur overnight, from 9 p.m. to 5:30 a.m., to minimize inconvenience to drivers and business owners, the state Department of Transportation said. If the weather cooperates, a small stretch of Route 202 from Gurnee Avenue to Route 9W will be closed on Monday night so workers from Yonkers Contracting Co., the contractor on the job, can mill the road and repave it. A detour will be posted for drivers. Once that work, which will likely last about a week, is done, crews will shift to a much bigger project spanning Route 59 from unincorporated Ramapo to Suffern. The work zone will range from Spook Rock Road in Ramapo to Hillcrest Road in Suffern, near Good Samaritan Hospital. Read...
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By admin on
4/27/2012 4:27 PM
Schaumburg, Illinois (April 27, 2012) – The Rabine Group is excited to announce its newest member of the team: Crystal White joins the group as Director of National Sales. She is responsible for developing Rabine Paving America (RPA) and Roofing Solutions America (RSA) on a national level providing her accumulated experience in account management, business development, and product coordination. RPA and RSA are the national paving companies of the Rabine Group. They provide facilities managers with industry-leading resources to guide them to value-based solutions. Crystal White will be representing these companies in the Eastern United States.
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By admin on
4/26/2012 4:27 PM
Bull Valley Golf Club in Woodstock, IL is having a re-opening Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to celebrate the new ownership and improvements to the clubhouse and golf course.
Schaumburg, Illinois (April 26, 2012) – Bull Valley Golf Club was acquired by Gary Rabine, CEO of the Rabine Group, early this year. A Ribbon Cutting Ceremony will be put on with the help of the Crystal Lake Chamber of Commerce at Bull Valley Golf Club at 1:00 PM on May 3rd.
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By admin on
4/25/2012 9:29 AM
Global Crude Oil Prices: Why Volatility Is Likely To EndureApril 24, 2012 By: Dennis U. Atuanya Crude oil, albeit in decreasing proportions, will likely remain significant in the global energy utilization mix for the next few years. The impact of the commodity's price on the global economy is therefore palpable. The issue of peak oil is resurgent and there are current concerns - even if somewhat mitigated - about an oil price shock. Speculations were also rife in 2009 - amid the global economic decline - about an imminent crude oil price shock. The argument then was that the extant, low-price regimes constituted a disincentive to upstream capital expenditure (capex) and that when the global economy began to rebound, oil demand growth would vastly outstrip supply capacity. The International Energy Agency, IEA,...
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