Concerned about safety at crossings, Tequesta won't seek 'quiet zone' along train tracks
Tequesta says the issue of noise from FEC and Brightline trains is real, but it's fearful of crashes at a crossing if it imposes a 'quiet zone.'
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Tequesta says the issue of noise from FEC and Brightline trains is real, but it's fearful of crashes at a crossing if it imposes a 'quiet zone.'
The Trophy Room LA is thrilled to present our inaugural exhibition with Los Angeles-based artist Michael Draghi titled A California Far Far Away, a so...
Private equity firm acquires Unibloc Pump 18 January 2021 May River Capital, a Chicago-based private equity firm, has acquired Unibloc Pump, a US manufacturer of positive displacement pumps, strainers, valves, bubble traps and other solutions for sanitary flow control applications. Founded in 1984 by Harry Soderstrom, Unibloc Pump is headquartered in Kennesaw, Georgia with a second facility in Beckum, Germany. The company’s markets include the food and beverage, pharmaceutical, bakery and confection, meat and poultry, brewery, and transportation industrie...
Unibloc Pump, A Leading Provider of Sanitary Flow Control Solutions, Acquired by May River Capital News provided by Share this article Share this article KENNESAW, Ga., Jan. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Unibloc Pump, a 36-year leader in the manufacture of positive displacement pumps, strainers, valves, bubble traps and other solutions for sanitary flow control applications, today announced it has been acquired by May River Capital, a Midwest-based private equity firm focused on helping high-caliber industrial businesses grow and prosper. May River Capital Harry Soderstrom, Chief Growth Officer...
Auction: Christie’s New York, December 3 Estimate: $100,000 to $150,000 Sold For: $822,000 Salman Toor had a better 2020 than most of us. After a few-month delay, his first-ever museum show opened at the Whitney last month (on view through April). In June, it was announced that the 30-something artist, who was born in Pakistan and lives in New York, would join the roster of Luhring Augustine, the star-making gallery that this year celebrated its 35th anniversary. The year ended on a high note, too. Christie’s had plans to offer up the artist’s third painting to hit the auction block thi...