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A superintendent who wears several hats
Posted by Shanna Crigger on Dec 5, 2017
MORGAN HILL – One of the things that’s kept Dave Sornberger of Trinchero Construction employed full-time, no matter the economy, is his ability to run every piece of heavy equipment.
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Quarry feels like home for this Rock Star
Posted by Shanna Crigger on Nov 14, 2017
AROMAS – Candace Klein is a rare sight in a predominantly man’s world.
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Failure not an option for this paving Rock Star
Posted by Shanna Crigger on Aug 2, 2017
SAN JOSE – By all accounts, it’s a miracle JP Paving celebrated its 20th anniversary this year.
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Rock Star: Joe Burgoon makes his mark at Calaveras Dam joint venture
Posted by Shanna Crigger on Dec 6, 2016
CALAVERAS DAM - When a nationwide survey indicates 86 percent of contractors struggle to fill key craft and salaried positions as demand for construction increases, it’s refreshing to meet Joe Burgoon.
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Rock Star: Raudel Salinas shares secret to success
Posted by Robert Ellenwood on Jun 8, 2016
FAIRFIELD – Safe to say no one likes to be yelled at or put down.Raudel ‘Toby’ Salinas, Jr. once worked for a foreman who cursed commands and was relentless with harsh criticism.That boss didn’t teach or guide. He only motivated through fear.
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Rock Star: Billy Issa chases the American dream from Lebanon to Monterey
Posted by Shanna Crigger on Apr 7, 2016
SALINAS – Billy Issa landed in Monterey from the Middle East in 1989 pretty much broke and speaking little English, but he carried with him the kind of determination that can only lead to success.
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Rock Star: Juan Galindo of Adorno Construction
Posted by Zack Booth on Dec 21, 2015
ATHERTON – Not many guys are a gourmet in the kitchen and can lead a 1,000-yard concrete pour.
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Rock Star: Kelvin Snell of Esquivel Grading & Paving
Posted by Shanna Crigger on Oct 16, 2015
SAN FRANCISCO - Gracefully maneuvering a giant CAT paver with slow-moving rubber tracks through the narrow and congested streets of San Francisco, putting down asphalt in a straight line, isn’t easy.
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