Funeral set for team member Efrain Moreno
Posted by Graniterock on Jan 16, 2018
We are in deep mourning here at Graniterock as we lost one of our beloved team members in a car accident on Friday.
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Marianne Woolpert: Like father, like daughter
Posted by Graniterock on Jan 11, 2018
MORGAN HILL – On a bay-colored warmblood, riding fast, making tight turns and jumping fences more than three feet tall is where Marianne Woolpert is most comfortable.
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Rose Ann Woolpert holds firm to family business
Posted by Shanna McCord Crigger on Jan 2, 2018
Rose Ann Woolpert was born into a family business.Her father opened Orange County’s first Good Humor ice cream business in 1949 and ran it for many years with help from his wife and children.Decades later, Rose Ann married into another family business, albeit larger, when she met Bruce Woolpert and became part of the Graniterock family.
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Happy New Year!
Posted by Graniterock on Dec 31, 2017
Wishing everyone a joyous and safe 2018!
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Merry Christmas
Posted by Graniterock on Dec 22, 2017
Merry Christmas from everyone at Graniterock!
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A superintendent who wears several hats
Posted by Shanna McCord 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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Fixing problem spot on Highway 17 before the rainy season
Posted by Graniterock on Nov 20, 2017
SANTA CRUZ – What’s known as a precarious section of Highway 17 for dirt and debris falling into the roadway during stormy weather is getting some preventive maintenance from the Construction team before the next round of rain arrives.
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Quarry feels like home for this Rock Star
Posted by Shanna McCord Crigger on Nov 14, 2017
AROMAS – Candace Klein is a rare sight in a predominantly man’s world.
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First gas tax hike in two decades
Posted by Rodney Jenny on Nov 8, 2017
SAN JOSE – Higher fuel taxes showed up at gas stations last week as part of a $52 billion spending plan to fix mounting infrastructure problems across the Golden State over the next 10 years.
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