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Josh LaFluer was appointed as trustee on Constantine Village Council

LaFluer fills a vacancy left by the June 22 resignation of Joe Faulkner. LaFluer previously served as a trustee with a term ending in November 2020. Also applying were Don King, Mark Voege, Bruce Harder, Chris Strayer and Crystal Adams.  Village manager Mark Honeysett said in the general law village act, there is no prescribed method for selecting a candidate, nor specific criteria for naming a person to village the seat. Trustee Kenda Cartagena said LaFluer served successfully in his previous term, and is familiar with all the time and work we put in setting up our own sewer plant. Village president Gary Mathers said LaFluer is “up to speed more. He attended closed sessions we had with engineers and lawyers.

SmartAction Relocating Corporate HQ To Texas

Made in the U.S.: Rhino to expand nitrile glove production, add plant in Texas

Made in the U.S.: Rhino to expand nitrile glove production, add plant in Texas Print FORT WORTH, Texas A massive new nitrile glove project in Texas will create 800 new jobs in a move that one company official said is only the first step in investing in the region. Rhino Health plans to locate new operations in an existing 400,000-sq.-ft. building at the Majestic Fort Worth South Business Park in Fort Worth. Rhino Health already produces gloves in New Mexico in partnership with the Navajo Nation in Church Rock. The nation also is investing to help launch the new Texas manufacturing site.

Rubber glove manufacturer bringing 800 jobs to facility in Fort Worth

Rubber glove manufacturer bringing 800 jobs to facility in Fort Worth Fort Worth Star-Telegram 8 hrs ago James Hartley, Fort Worth Star-Telegram Apr. 15 Nitrile rubber glove manufacturer Rhino Health Inc. is bringing 800 jobs to Fort Worth, the company announced in a Wednesday news release. The company hopes to triple the production from its New Mexico facility with a 400,000 square foot property in Majestic Fort Worth South business park, making it the largest manufacturing facility in the company. Approximately 10,000 square feet will go to office space and serve as the corporate office location. This is a significant first step for Rhino Health to invest and grow in the Fort Worth region, CEO Mark Lee said. We re grateful to the Fort Worth Chamber for helping to make our expansion into Texas seamless. We re confident that this location offers an environment for our employees to thrive and our business to grow.