Riley Construction Co.: Riley retains seat as top Midwest manufacturing contractor
Contact:
Scott Gurholt
Riley Construction Company
262-658-4381
scottg@rileycon.com
Company displays strong position in other market-specific categories
KENOSHA, Wis. – (May 6, 2010) – For the second consecutive year, Riley Construction sits atop Midwest Construction magazine’s Top Manufacturing Contractors as No. 1 for 2010, as reported in the publication’s annual Top Contractors survey. The rankings...
Greater Madison Convention & Visitors Bureau: USA Cycling 2010 Collegiate Road National Championships gearing up for Madison
Contact: Steph Sabo
Greater Madison Convention & Visitors Bureau
sabo@visitmadison.com or 608.441.3958
Madison, WI - May 7-9th The greater Madison area welcomes the 2010 USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships teams from across the nation to ride the world-class courses in and around the greater Madison area.
Madison’s consistent recognition for its biking atmosphere and over 148-miles of biking routes and trails within...
Actuant Corp.: Campus ground breaking
May 18, 2010
11:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Westbrook Corporate Center
124th Street and Westbrook Crossing
Menomonee Falls
Brief remarks from:
Robert Arzbaecher, CEO, Actuant Corporation
The Honorable Aaron Olver, Secretary, Wisconsin Department of Commerce
The Honorable Randy Newman, Village President, Menomonee Falls
Actuant received support from both the State of Wisconsin and the Village of Menomonee Falls to develop this campus as it expands in Wisconsin. ...
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RISING Cranberries: The cranberry industry -- of which Wisconsin is the largest producer in the nation -- brought in record harvests over the last two years, which created...
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WisBusiness ALERT! — Madison’s high-speed rail station to be placed at Monona Terrace
WisBusiness ALERT!6 May 2010From WisBusiness.com ...-- Gov. Jim Doyle announced today that Madison's high-speed rail station will be located at the downtown Monona Terrace, saying research suggested it would maximize ridership of the line, which begins construction later this year. See more later at www.wisbusiness.com©2010 WisBusiness.com. All rights reserved. Reproduction or retransmission of this publication, in whole or...
