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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.
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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By admin on
4/20/2012 10:25 AM
Paving work under way at Hannibal airport By DANNY HENLEY Hannibal Courier-Post Posted Apr 19, 2012 @ 02:53 PM Hannibal, MO — While the new airport terminal was essentially completed and ready for use late last year, the project was still far from finished. On Thursday, the terminal project took another big step toward being completion when asphalt was being put down for the new entrance road leading to the terminal and its parking lot. According to Mark Rees, city engineer, the surface was primed on Wednesday. Read the full story here: http://www.hannibal.net/features/x787559193/Paving-work-under-way-at-Hannibal-airport ...
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By admin on
4/19/2012 1:29 PM
Nighttime Paving to Slow Travel on Route 202 near West Chester Route 202 construction continues.
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By admin on
4/18/2012 3:46 PM
Schaumburg, Illinois (April 18, 2012) – Tom DuFore, Marketing Director of Rabine Group, is the guest speaker at a Schaumburg Business Association (SBA) event called Coffee & Contacts. Hosted by the SBA Ambassador Committee, Coffee & Contacts provides a special networking and learning opportunity. Tom DuFore will discuss how to use LinkedIn as a revenue generator, how to save time to maximize LinkedIn results, and easy techniques for an immediate impact. The event will be held at Roosevelt University in Alumni Hall Annex 155A at 1400 N. Roosevelt Boulevard in Schaumburg, IL on Thursday, April 19th at 7:30AM to 9:00AM.
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By admin on
4/17/2012 3:44 PM
Road Paving to Take Place By Summer WhizNews.com POSTED BY: Jennifer BullockMonday, April 16, 2012 - 03:45 PM Some county roads may receive makeovers by summer time... The Muskingum County Engineer's Office met with the County Commissioners Monday to present its annual paving projects for 2012. Two resurfacing projects were proposed for over 22 miles of roadway. "This is something we do every year. We want to get it out early enough, so what needs paving can be done by the middle, end of July, that way the asphalt can cure out and we can actually get the striping," said Muskingum County Engineer Doug Davis. Read the full story here: http://www.whiznews.com/content/news/local/2012/04/16/road-paving-to-take-place-by-summer ...
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By admin on
4/11/2012 3:27 PM
Less paving and patching expected in Montgomery April 11, 2012 By MARK MARONEY - mmaroney@sungazette.com , Williamsport Sun-Gazette MONTGOMERY - It's street paving season in the borough, but the amount of state money available and the soaring cost of asphalt translates to a short list of paving jobs, according to one borough official. "I've got about $80,000 to play with and that won't go very far with the price of asphalt tripling," said Borough Manager John Lynch, during a monthly council meeting Tuesday night. The $80,000 is the portion available from state liquid fuels fund that the borough is obliged to spend on any paving projects. The borough has a little more than $100,000 in liquid fuels money but Lynch said he wants to reserve some of it for a new truck. Over the next two weeks, Lynch said, he will begin to drive around the borough and conduct a road survey...
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By admin on
4/5/2012 4:24 PM
Hennepin County Recycles rooftops into road surfaces Article by: MARY JANE SMETANKA , Star Tribune Updated: April 3, 2012 - 5:15 PM In Hennepin County, the roof that was once over your head increasingly is becoming the road under your tires. The county's new solid waste master plan calls for increased use of shredded asphalt shingles in the mix of material that's used to repave roads. The...
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By admin on
4/4/2012 1:00 PM
‘Busiest Two Miles’ of Interstate in Ala. Gets Major RebuildBy: Cindy Riley - CEG CORRESPONDENT Crews rebuilding the original, 30-year-old concrete roadbed on a more than 2 mi. (3 km) segment of Interstate 65 in Jefferson County, Ala., have finalized the project, which replaces an aging, maintenance intensive segment of I-65 from I-459 to U.S. 31. Work was completed in January 2012 at a total cost of $21,300,920. “The overall project went very well considering the time limitations, weather limitations and the soil condition on the project,” said Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) spokesperson Linda Crockett. “These subjects, along with the vast amount of traffic, were great challenges. However, with careful planning and quick responses from personnel, it was a success. The project being completed along with others just south of this one, means a safe, smooth ride for motorists for years to come. Now that the work is done, it’s time to move to another portion...
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