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At WSA Communication Keys Member Benefits

As the recipient of the WSA 2013 Carl J. Austin Memorial Scholarship, Austin Moore accepts a $2000 check from Marilyn E. Reineck, Ph.D., Sr. Vice President for Academics, Concordia University Chicago. Austin's father, Rod Moore, is the general manager for C&J Parking Lot Sweeping, a WSA member, so the scholarship was doubled to $2,000.

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Meeting the Needs of High-end Clients

A stretch of the newly sealcoated Lake Trail on Palm Beach Island.

Looking Both Ways

NAPSA Intensifies Member Involvement

NAPSA's website development team not only improved the appearance and feel of the website, it also added some new elements including a blog/forum.

How to Move Into the "Black"

“There are fewer jobs in asphalt and bigger dollars in asphalt and bigger dollars per job. In landscape maintenance you have to cut a lot of grass to make big money but in asphalt there can be a lot of money in each job,” says Wendy Miller. “Asphalt jobs are similar in this way to large landscape install jobs.”

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BOMAG Signs Ruffridge-Johnson as Road Building Equipment Distributor in Minnesota

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BM-35 Series Cold Milling Machines

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RUETGERS Canada to Market Alternative Sealer Base

Ruetgers Canada has developed an alternative material that the producer says can serve as a non-coal tar base for manufacture of pavement sealer.

Field trial application site showing the LPSB sealcoat

It's All About the Plan in Snow Removal

Contractors must strategically — and cost-effectively — manage properties to not only remove snow and ice but also minimize risk to property owners, pedestrians and the environment

You have to know the best location on a property to pile the snow. This requires knowledge of a given site's drainage patterns, traffic flow, hours of operation, and so on.

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