Paving Interstate 280: True test of team work across Graniterock
Posted by Shanna Crigger on Aug 17, 2016
WOODSIDE – Coming down to the wire, Graniterock’s Construction Division just wrapped up one of its larger paving projects in recent years.
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Golf channel keeps watch on construction job at Pasatiempo Golf Club
Posted by Graniterock on Aug 11, 2016
SANTA CRUZ – Not often do Graniterock People have their jobs watched closely by the Golf Channel.
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Roughneck turned slurry seal boss finds trust-based success
Posted by Shanna Crigger on Aug 10, 2016
UNION CITY – Barry Short lives most of his life on the road – from the Sierra Nevada mountains to the California coast and high desert of Arizona.
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Construction’s custom team: Defined by a connection that goes beyond the job
Posted by Shanna Crigger on Aug 8, 2016
WATSONVILLE – There’s a group of guys in the Monterey Bay area that own and operate their jobs in a way you don’t see in the rest of the Construction Division.
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More than 100 teens set aside video games for Bruce W. Woolpert Algebra Academy
Posted by Kevin Jeffery on Aug 3, 2016

The glue that holds our industry together
Posted by Toni Carroll on Jul 19, 2016
Like many of you, much of my job depends on forging strong connections with construction industry leaders, including those at Caltrans and other public agencies.
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The man with an answer for our crumbling streets
Posted by Shanna Crigger on Jul 12, 2016
SAN JOSE – Dennis McElroy is on a mission.
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Real work experience at Graniterock internship
Posted by Barbara Kimball on Jun 20, 2016
An internship at Graniterock means real, hands-on work experience, in the field and at our various branches throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and Central Coast.
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Taxing ourselves to fix the traffic problems
Posted by Gary Richards on Jun 15, 2016
For the past four decades, voters in 20 of California’s most urban counties have taxed themselves to widen highways, extend transit lines and fill potholes to the tune of more than $100 billion.Now, rural counties hope to join the list of what are called the self-help counties.
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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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