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Cement Market to Reach USD 458 64 Billion in 2028; High Demand for Malls, Industries, Airports, and Roads to Accelerate Growth, says Fortune Business Insights™

Cement Market to Reach USD 458 64 Billion in 2028; High Demand for Malls, Industries, Airports, and Roads to Accelerate Growth, says Fortune Business Insights™
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WOC Auction June 7-9

The Concrete Industry Management (CIM) has announced its list of contractor-focused items on auction as part of the World of Concrete event.

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San Diego s bayfront is controlled by a little-known agency with power that will be tested in new year

Print Some of San Diego’s most celebrated bayfront destinations Seaport Village and the Coronado Ferry Landing are governed by an unfamiliar entity with power that, in 2021, will prove more consequential than ever. Formed by the state in 1962, the San Diego Unified Port District spans 34 miles of coastline from Shelter Island to the border. The land was granted to the agency to hold on behalf of the public; it includes tidelands in San Diego, National City, Chula Vista, Imperial Beach and Coronado. It’s a self-funded, non-taxing entity governed by a board of seven commissioners who are appointed by their member cities.

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Low-pressure storm brings snow, more expected Monday

Victorville Daily Press Saturday night’s low-pressure storm system brought more precipitation than originally expected as residents in Apple Valley and Hesperia woke up to their yards and cars covered in snow. The snowfall there, and in the local mountains which received about a foot of snow was unexpected, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Adam Roser. The local mountains saw heavy traffic, according to traffic maps, with both Highways 2 and 18, where chains or a 4x4 vehicle are required, showing heavy spots of traffic Sunday afternoon. California Highway Patrol logs Sunday afternoon showed that vehicles were blocking lanes on Highway 2 in the Wrightwood area to “play in the snow.” CHP had chain control established at Highway 138 and Beekley Road in the area.

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