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C.W. Matthews Contracting Company is a leading heavy highway construction contractor offering asphalt, roadway, bridge construction, and commercial site work. Its operations are made up of multiple divisions capable of performing grading, asphalt, concrete and structures work, as well as underground utilities services. With around 25 fully owned-and-operated asphalt plants located throughout the state, C.W. Matthews is one of Georgia's leading designers and producers of hot-mix asphalt. Its projects include the transformation of an old steel plant into Atlantic Station a 138-acre mixed-use development in Atlanta. In 1940s, C.W. Matthews and several partners founded Marietta Construction Company, which became C.W. Matthews Contracting Company in 1950s.

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Rosemead public safety services supervisor Ray Rodriguez speaks during the Path of Danger mass evacuation planning seminar at the Pacific Palms Resort in Industry Hills Aug. 6, 2009.Rosemead public safety services supervisor Ray Rodriguez speaks during the Path of Danger mass evacuation planning seminar at the Pacific Palms Resort in Industry Hills Aug. 6, 2009.; Rosemead public safety...

Lingering snow and ice axed 10 more local games between Tuesday and today. In just less than two weeks, 26 games have succumbed to the record-setting winter storms. \"I've never seen it like this,\" said longtime Cibola boys coach Ray Rodriguez. \"I can't remember the last time we had to reschedule a game.\" Certain matchups -- for example, the Rio Rancho-La Cueva boys game, originally slated for Tuesday -- could influence seeding for the 16-team state tournament and might be treated more delicately during rescheduling. La Cueva's girls team was supposed to host Rio Rancho on Dec. 21, but the game was snowed out. Bears coach Greg Berger rejected a proposal to play the game at Rio Rancho Mid High.

At the other end, junior Noah Wolfe, the most valuable player in District 1-5A, calmly hit two free throws for Rio Rancho as the Rams beat the Cougars 63-61 to earn their first district boys basketball title in school history. MANZANO 53, ELDORADO 46: At Manzano, the Monarchs ran their winning streak to 20, claiming the 5-5A district championship over the Eagles. [Manzano] saw a 47-36 lead with 3:24 left in the fourth quarter drop to 48-46 with 45 seconds left. Three consecutive turnovers led to six straight Eldorado points. Manzano also missed eight free throws.

Trustee Ray Rodriguez suggested using some of the money to address what he views as urgent needs, such as hiring a crisis counselor on a pay-per-service basis or bringing extra monitors to Newark Memorial High School to ensure campus safety. Both [Nancy Thomas] and school board member Jan Crocker said they would not oppose having an emergency reserve that would pay for one-time expenses, if the account were replenished in the future. They both also support using some of the money to fund capital improvements -- the initial will of voters. Staff writer Linh Tat covers Newark and Ohlone College for The Argus. She can be reached at (510) 353-7004 or ltat@angnewspapers.com.

After the board accepts the revised budget at tonight's meeting, Trustee Ray Rodriguez wants to discuss the possible hiring of a crisis counselor. It is unclear whether an additional counselor would have prevented Lualemaga from committing suicide, Rodriguez said, but \"more service is better than less.\" Unlike other districts strapped for cash, Newark has the money to pay for an extra counselor or after-school program, so the decision should be a no-brainer, Rodriguez said.

[Ray Rodriguez] said he felt slighted during the meeting when Trustee Janice Schaefer suggested he was digressing from the topic at hand and President Nancy Thomas reacted by asking trustees to vote immediately on the budget. Board members unanimously approved a $53.6 million budget for the 2005-06 school year. Rodriguez complained that the board did not allow him to finish expressing his views on the Measure A fund. He added that he would not approve the shared purpose document because board members, by keeping excess money in the bank and not funding current needs, were not practicing what they preached.

Like visiting sheep, cows, ducks at the fairgrounds, the public is invited to get close to the alpaca. [Ray Rodriguez] added unlike cattle, alpacas are wonderful animals to tend in small acreage. Spinners and weavers will be on hand to exhibit alpaca fleeces, yarns and finished garments. Rodriguez said alpaca fleece is like cashmere, but finer, and is used to make coats, sweaters, scarves and more.

It was [Ray Rodriguez]'s arm, which mixed 90-mph fastballs, sweeping curves and slippery sliders with considerable success, that helped Tottenville win the 2001 PSAL championship. The Pirates (29-0) beat Monroe, 3-2, at Shea on June 8 to win their fourth crown in seven years. This time, Rodriguez focused on nothing but the catcher's mitt and showed the kind of stuff that had major-league scouts heading to Tottenville during the season. He went the full nine innings in the victory over Monroe, giving up seven hits and finishing with nine strikeouts. \"I blocked out the fans, the yelling,\" he said. \"Last year helped me out.\"