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Thursday, 11 October 2012 16:01

Picking the best business stories of the year

The leaves are changing and thoughts soon will turn to the holiday season. That means the end of 2012 is fairly close at hand.

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Friday, 17 August 2012 12:13

Tracy chamber hosts ribbon cutting

TRACY – The Tracy Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new sandwich shop.

Published in San Joaquin

The public is invited to meet with Mayor Garrad Marsh at Beyer High School’s Little Theatre, located at 1717 Sylvan Ave on August 4 from 10 a.m. till noon.

Published in Stanislaus

STOCKTON – A local economic development agency and an agency with a reputation for helping small- and mid-sized manufacturers meet the challenges of rapidly changing technology and global competition are teaming up to help local manufacturers.

Published in Local News

STOCKTON – Two local companies earlier this week announced an all-new low-cost loan program created to finance energy improvements to existing homes in the area.

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STOCKTON – A local mass transit district will be the second in the state to operate fully electric buses.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Barrack Obama today signed legislation that will clear up a 14-year bureaucratic problem that had kept Tracy from going ahead with a solar energy project.

Published in Local News

SACRAMENTO – A marketer and producer of low-carbon renewable fuels with a plant in Stockton late last week reported its first quarter financial results.

Published in Local News

WASHINGTON, D.C. – A bill that will create jobs and give the city of Tracy a source of renewable energy passed the House today.

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The sun continues to shine brightly on solar energy as a good investment for Central Valley businesses thanks to local utility rebates and low equipment costs, and despite the loss of some incentive programs.

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