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  • C.W. Driver expands in San Diego through Good & Roberts deal

    California-based builder C.W. Driver is expanding its San Diego presence through the acquisition of Good & Roberts (G&R), a local construction company that will operate as a subsidiary of C.W.

    G&R will largely retain its daily operations and approach, though the company expects a gradual shift in management structure. 

  • Converse to speak at Decking & Railing event

    Gary Converse, Osmose’s senior VP, is among the presenters at the upcoming Composite Decking & Railing Conference, Oct. 28-29 in Baltimore.

    The topic for his Oct. 28 presentation is: “Color infused treated lumber technology: competitive threat to traditional composites?”

  • Central Garden & Pet Q2 sales rise

    Central Garden & Pet reported second-quarter net sales of $498.2 million, a 7% increase over the comparable fiscal 2012 period. Net income for the second quarter ended March 30 was $22.2 million, compared with net income of $21.6 million in the second quarter of 2012. 

  • Down to business at Bartlett's Lumber & Hardware

    "We like that Orgill is a private company. We don't have to buy stock, there are no national advertising minimums, and we don't face the typical corporate games you can run into with co-ops. We anticipate a long partnership with Orgill."

    Terrill Bartlett, owner of Bartlett's Lumber & Hardware, which has nine locations throughout northern Texas

  • Ace Hardware acquires The Grommet

    After a year-long relationship, the co-op takes ownership of the new-product incubator.

  • Lobbying in a 'new' Washington, D.C.

    Two congressmen and a handful of "priority issues" kick-start a Legislative Conference.

  • True Value's Chicago Reunion

    The Chicago-based co-op unveils new programs and new plans.

  • And the MRO winner is Maintenance Supply Headquarters

    The first World and Main Top MRO Sales Growth award goes to a Houston, Texas-based dealer.

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