In 2007, ADE was contracted by Rio Tinto to design and manufacture a comprehensive access system arrangement for a Grove GMK-5220 all-terrain crane that would manage their operational and maintenance ‘working at heights’ issues. The design methodologies and concepts that were cultivated during this venture laid the foundation for what has now become a core part of ADE’s business. In less than four years since the commissioning of the Grove GMK-5220 access system, ADE had built an extensive catalogue of mobile equipment access solutions. The company now has products for Caterpillar, Hitachi and Komatsu off-highway trucks and tractors, Caterpillar and Komatsu track type tractors, Caterpillar motor graders, Caterpillar, Komatsu and Le Tourneau wheel loaders and wheel dozers, Grove and Terex mobile cranes, as well as for specialised mobile equipment such as low loaders.

Aster + Gray sells curated home decor, housewares, soap, bath items, skin care essentials, candles, gourmet food, coffee, tea, jewelry, stationary, apparel and crafts. It has a pet products, such as handcrafted collars and dog treats.

The military aviation-themed barbecue restaurant, acclaimed for its brisket, rib tips and other smoked meats, has more than doubled its seating in the new space behind Mark O’s Bar & Grill in the former Harrison Ridge Plaza, now called the South Shore Plaza. Owners Chris Cole and Anthony Petrocelli had been looking for a larger space to keep up with demand, especially with catering orders.

The GranTurismo will set you back $295,000 (plus on-road costs) in regular guise, with the MC Sportline version driven here chiming in at $345,000 (plus ORCs). Options including a $24,783 Pearlescent Paint Rosso Italiano paint job balloon that figure to a hefty $391,993 before on-roads.

A grand opening in Schererville is planned for 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 4. The new store is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.

Bradley joined Gateway in November 2015 as an intern. As the company was launching a major multi-year expansion effort, she was hired permanently in April 2016 as an industrial systems control technician. She quickly became an integral part of the team, taking on roles of progressively more responsibility, overseeing acquisition and installation of several new equipment lines, according to the company. Bradley previously worked for AT&T as a network maintenance technician, where she was responsible for connectivity and server network operation.

The Stuffed Pepper at 7231 Indianapolis Blvd. is now Tzatziki Greek Street Food, a Chipotle-style restaurant where diners can customize pitas, salads and bowls with proteins like Greek-style gyros, Greek-American gyros, chicken gyros and salmon, and sauces like hummus, tirokafteri, htipiti and the namesake tzatziki cucumber sauce.

"The silver lining was finding this location," she said. "It’s a better location that’s more visible and it’s right next to the Viking Chili Bowl, a good thriving business where the parking lot is always full."

“We set them well outside the window,” she said, and added draperies “to create the illusion of a much larger window.”

Councilman Sill made a motion to approve the following bills:  Alsco – janitorial supplies $216.84, Biolynceus Bilolgical Solution – probiotic scrubber $2,642.72,  BCBS – insurance $14,347.33, Robin Sinnett – contract labor $1,200.00, Brenntag Pacific Inc. – chemicals $543.32, Dearborn National Life Insurance Company – insurance $2.96, Wyoming Worker’s Compensation – monthly workers comp. $1,272.13, Fastenal Industrial – supplies $98.40, Grainger – supplies $469.80, Harris Law Office – judge contract $1,200.00, Hartford Priority – benefits $252.35, Ricoh USA Inc. – copier contracts $196.79, Mailfinance – postage machine lease $255.81, Great West Trust Company – 457 retirement $900.00, Peterson Legal Services – attorney contract $3,000.00, Postmaster – utility bills $214.97, Uinta County Public Health – vaccinations $40.00, Dominion Energy – utility bill $2,504.76, Toms HVAC – heritage house HVAC upgrade $9,790.00, Uinta Engineering – building inspections $225.00, Wyoming Department of Workforce – quarterly payment $131.85, Wyoming Retirement – retirement $7,866.35, Lacey Maxfield – contract labor $200.00,  second by Councilman Spray, motion carried unanimously.

The politicians were less impressed. De Blasio’s office announced bluntly that the city was not willing to help pay for the plan. The Governor’s office issued an unenthusiastic statement, which said, “Our bottom line is that the plan needs to be expeditious and realistic.” Reached at a Democratic Party convention on Long Island, Cuomo said, contradicting Lhota, that he hadn’t reviewed the plan. But he added, “I want to get the best technology minds in this country to look at the technology in the subways.” He seemed uninterested in funding the ambitious plans of the expert he had hired. “I am not wed to that amount of money at all,” he said.

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