Adonel Concrete has made its second majoracquisition in two years by purchasing the assetsof Fort Lauderdale-based Modern Concrete Products, Inc.

“I’m confident about the future of Florida’seast coast,” said Adonel president Luis Garcia,“and this well-established company will help usgrow our business as the economy gets stronger.”

Modern Concrete Products has been in business since 1980, serving Palm Beach,Broward andnorthern Miami-Dade counties with

a modern truck fleet, full laboratory and othertechnical support for residential, industrial andcommercial projects. Director David Craft sawhis company as a natural fit for Adonel.

“We’ve nurtured this firm much like Luis did his,” said Craft, “with enthusiasm, customer service and personal attention to opportunity. I’m ready to pursue other things. Adonel is theperfect fit for our employees and our facilities.”

Adonel Concrete was the official supplier contracted to provide cement for the constructionof the recently completed Miami Marlins stadium’s four parking garages.

As America’seconomy continuescrawling out of theditch I look backwith thanks. Andforward with optimism, becauseSouth Florida hasbeen good to my company. Adonel’sfirst days–almost 30 years ago–reliedon hope, hard work and word of mouth.But the marketplace responded. Today,with plants up to Ft. Pierce, we are thearea’s largest independently ownedconcrete company. Our recent purchaseof a Broward-based company furtherestablished that achievement. Our part-nership with Betonex makes us thelargest concrete company in Haiti.

Throughout Florida’s recessionaryworries, Adonel remained strong because of its loyal customers and its customer-driven employees. Our success comes from working closelywith customers, helping them maketheir projects work, then delivering the best product for the job.

Ever since Day One, Adonel concen-trated on becoming the best concretesupplier in South Florida. We havemany awards and recognitions for ourconstruction standards, business performance and charitable activities. I have thrived personally from advisoryand leadership positions in civic andbusiness organizations. When housingstumbled, Adonel found commercialprojects. We took special pride in sup-plying product to the spectacular newMiami Marlins stadium parking lots.

Manufacturing and retail sales areup. Auto sales just got stronger than2007’s numbers. Indicators suggestslow but continued growth and Adonelwill be prepared for whatever SouthFlorida requires. I look forward to abetter future in this wonderful place we live in.

Sincerely,

Luis Garcia

President’s Message

A QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER PUBLISHED BY ADONEL CONCRETESummer/Fall 2012

ADONEL CONCRETEBUYS BROWARD FIRM

ADONEL CONCRETEBUYS BROWARD FIRM

It was a dream in 2010 when construction of the Miami Marlins stadium was just beginning. Today, that dream has become a reality. Adonel Concrete was proud to have been selected to provide concrete to one of our community’s most anticipated projects.

“A strong foundation is a good thing for any new project,” said Luis Garcia, president of Adonel Concrete. “We were honored to be part of the construction of the stadium’s four parking garages”

Adonel-Betonex is supplying concrete for two major hotel projects in Port-au-Prince. The 4-star Karibe Hotel & Spa, freshly renovated since the 2010 earthquake, is adding 100 rooms. Adonel-Betonex also is providing product for a new Best Western hotel in the city. “Both projects involve new construction conceptsdeveloped after the earthquake and requiretop quality concrete,” according to Adonel-Betonex CEO Luis Garcia.

The company also has contracts with the United Nations, the Haitian government,non-government organizations and others to build shelters, new hotels, schools and,most recently, a 6,000 unit residential project. Adonel-Betonex is now the largestready mix concrete company in Haiti.

It was just 18 months ago that AdonelConcrete embarked on its most ambitiousexpansion to date when it entered into apartnership with Betonex, a Haiti-based concrete company. The primary focus of the partnership was to provide immediate

assistance to the earthquake-damagedportions of Port-au-Prince and its surrounding areas.

According to Adonelpresident Luis Garcia,the two companies determined that theycould better help Haiti recover from the terrible damage by working together.

“When we partnered with Betonex theywere an established, quality company thatused modern concrete products and deliverysystems,” said Garcia. “Their managementand technical people were tops, too.”

In October of 2010, Adonel respondedimmediately to the crisis dispatching 30 ofits ready-mix trucks to Haiti, adding to theBetonex fleet of 10, and also shipping a mobile cement plant. Adonel-Betonex has equipment for difficult installations, produces its own gravel and sand, uses a

computer-controlled ready-mix facility andmaintains a testing laboratory. Garcia andBetonex president Stephane LeRouge metthrough a mutual friend, then decided to“make something happen” according toLeRouge. “This new partnership is aboutbuilding relationships for a new challenge,the recovery effort in Haiti.” Garcia servesas CEO and LeRouge as president of theAdonel-Betonex group.

For more information on Adonel-Betonex, visit www.adonel-betonex.com.

ADONEL CONCRETE CELEBRATES OPENING OF MIAMI MARLINS STADIUMADONEL CONCRETE CELEBRATES OPENING OF MIAMI MARLINS STADIUM

The city commission of the City of Sweetwaterhas approved a recommendation to rename N.W. 110 Avenue, from 12 Street through 25Street, as Adonel Way. The new street name recognizes Adonel as a business who for 28 yearshas called Sweetwater its home and also has provided invaluable support to a number of worthy charities in our community.

“It’s a tremendous honor for Adonel to receive this special street designation,” said

Luis Garcia, president.“We’ve seen Sweetwater become one of our county’s leading munici-palities. We are fortunate to be in a city that takessuch an active role in assisting local businesses.”

Stay tuned for more details as plans for the official dedication ceremony are being finalized.

CITY OF SWEETWATER HONORS ADONEL CONCRETE

ADONEL-BETONEX CONTINUES TO GROW

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LUIS GARCIA HONORED BY MIAMI DADE COLLEGE

THE DEDICATED ADONEL FAMILY

Adonel Concrete has been fortunate tohave assembled a talented team of individualseach committed to providing its customerswith the very best results. As the number ofprojects has increased in size and scope oflate, Adonel has made some key additions to its team. We’d like to take this moment to introduce you to our new employees: Chris Gregory, Sandra Wong, Ernesto Muletand Damaris Argyris.

Chris Gregory, a salesrepresentative who joinedAdonel in 2011, has alreadymanaged to take on suchmajor assignments as the PanAmerican West Business Parkin Doral and Palm Beach State College project, which includes adding three newbuildings to Lake Worth’s Palm Beach StateCollege Campus. Chris is actively involved inthe onsite field coordination for that projectscheduled to be completed the beginning of

2013. A huge fan of the Ohio State Buckeyes, Chris is married with three children.

Sandra Wong joined the accounts payable department in 2011, and isresponsible for all invoices,vendor inquires and officemaintenance. Sandra wasborn in Havana, Cuba andearned a bachelor’s degree in Accounting andFinance. Her many interests include reading,traveling, cooking, fashion and dance. She enjoys sunset strolls along the beach and jazz music. Sandra calls Miami her home.

Ernesto Mulet, the newest member of the dispatch department, comesto Adonel Concrete with morethan 25 years of experiencein the ready mix business.He plays an integral role inmaking sure that the moisture of the

aggregate is correct and that the drivers aredoing proper equipment checks. Ernestoloves soccer and roots for Brazil, Barcelonaand Manchester United.

Damaris Argyris joinedAdonel earlier this year as theexecutive assistant to the President, Luis Garcia. Shehas a wealth of experience in bookkeeping, business administration and customer service. She assists Mr. Garcia in the management of hisinvestment properties and accounts. Damariswas born in Managua, Nicaragua and now resides in Miami with her three children. You may often find her taking in the beauty of South Florida’s beaches.

Once again, we welcome these talentedemployees to Adonel Concrete and are surethat you will enjoy working with them in the future.

INTRODUCING OUR NEW TALENTED EMPLOYEES20 years or more

KAYRO GONZALEZ*

JEFFREY WRIGHT*

*oldest employees 23 years

15 years or more

ARMANDO ACUNA

ADOLFO GARCIA, SR.

ELIZABETH PICADO

ALCIDES RODRIGUEZ

10 years or more

JUAN V. BENGURIA

ARIEL D. CORVO

ANGEL DELGADO

FATIMA DOMINGUEZ

AUGUSTO ESTRADA

JAVIER GALGUERA

MIGUEL PEREZ

GUSTAVO PEREZ

PABLO RODRIGUEZ

MARIA ROSTRAN

DAVID SILVA

NESTOR SOLANO

JORGE VELASQUEZ

5 years or more

CARLOS ALVARADO

ISMAEL ANCARES

FRANKLIN BELL

JUAN BELLO DUARTE

ADDIEL CRUZ

JUAN ESPINOSA

JOAQUIN FALAGAN

JOSE FERNANDEZ

ANAMARIA GARCIA

OSCAR GONZALEZ

ROBERTO HABER

CARLOS HERRERA

JOSE MARINO

DEYANIRHAH MONTALVAN

MIGUEL OLIVER

JOSE PAULI

ARIEL PEREZ

ARBELIO PEREZ

RENE PEREZ

ULISES R PUIG

ALDO RABELO

ANGEL RAVELO

HECTOR RODRIGUEZ

CARLOS RODRIGUEZ

AMADO TAVERAS

JULIAN VASQUEZ

Luis Garcia was named a distinguishedalumnus of Miami Dade College in 2011and inducted into the college’s prestigiousHall of Fame. He joins a group of Hall ofFame honorees that represent an array ofindustries and careers, from architecture,journalism and finance to public safety and opera.

In addition to personal successes, theoutstanding local alumni have made a significant impact in the community. Past inductees include actor Andy Garcia, musicindustry mogul Emilio Estefan, Pulitzerprize-winning playwright Nilo Cruz, formerMiami Dolphins wide receiver Nat Moore,

Carnival Chairman& CEO Micky Arison and UnitedStates Congress-woman Ileana Ros Lehtinen.

“I am honoredto have been

recognized by Miami Dade College,” saidGarcia. “The business classes that I tookwhile attending Miami Dade helped prepareme for many of the challenges I face eventoday. Those lessons have been invaluableover the years.”

Garcia serves on the Board of Directorsfor the Florida Atlantic Building Associationand the Latin Builders Association. He is an

active member of the Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC) and the Construction Association of South Florida (CASF).

In 2006, Garcia was named the Ernst & Young “Entrepreneur of the Year” in the southeast region. Previously, he washonored as the Businessman of the Year by the Nicaraguan American Chamber ofCommerce in Miami. Thanks

Adonel Concrete has been so very fortunate to have an excellent team of talented individuals who have helped to makethe company one of South Florida’s finest.Adonel has received numerous awards andaccolades from industry andcommunity leaders during its 28 years in business. These awards are a reflectionof the commitment of the many employees who together pride themselves on doing their jobs to thebest of their abilities.

“Each and every one of Adonel’s employees has played a vital role in our company’s success,” said Luis Garcia,president. “And, I am very grateful for theirmany contributions.”

A regular feature in upcoming issues of Adonel News will be to introduce you to members of the Adonel family. In this issue,we will spotlight some of the employees whohave been with Adonel for some time andhave held many key responsibilities duringthe years. We want you to get to know the people who make Adonel special.

Kayro Gonzalez joined Adonel more than 20 years ago and has long been a valuable employee. His experience includes customer service dispatching, certified batching and field concrete testing. Kayro is currently in charge of Adonel’s newly acquired Fort Lauderdale plant, where he has immediately begun to further update the plant’s efficiency. Kayro is a big MiamiMarlins fan and loves attending games.

Jeff Wright has also been with Adonel for more than 20 years. He now holds such key positions as field supervisor and quality control supervisor. You’ll often find Jeff at major job sites making sure that everything is moving both efficiently and safely. In 2006, Jeff was honored as employee of the year.Born and raised in Miami, Jeff attended Miami Killian High School and currentlyresides in Opa-Locka with his wife. A fatherof four, Jeff is a major sports fan having

cheered for the home teamsfor quite a while.

Adolfo Garcia has takenon the major responsibilities of manager for the Adonel-Betonex plant in Haiti. As VicePresident of Operations, Adolfo oversees thedaily activities at the plant including schedulesand purchases. He joined Adonel in 1995. Inhis spare time, Adolfo enjoys watching moviesand fishing. He lives in Kendall with his wifeand has five grown children.

Lázaro Cueli joinedAdonel four years ago as a driver. He brought with him more than 13 years ofbuilding and construction experience. Lázaro was recently promoted from adriver to a dispather. A native of Cuba, he now lives in Kendall with his wife and son. A passionate baseball fan, Lázaro’s two favorite teams are the New York Yankees and Miami Marlins.

RECOGNIZING ADONEL CONCRETE’S SHINING STARS

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LUIS GARCIA HONORED BY MIAMI DADE COLLEGE

THE DEDICATED ADONEL FAMILY

Adonel Concrete has been fortunate tohave assembled a talented team of individualseach committed to providing its customerswith the very best results. As the number ofprojects has increased in size and scope oflate, Adonel has made some key additions to its team. We’d like to take this moment to introduce you to our new employees: Chris Gregory, Sandra Wong, Ernesto Muletand Damaris Argyris.

Chris Gregory, a salesrepresentative who joinedAdonel in 2011, has alreadymanaged to take on suchmajor assignments as the PanAmerican West Business Parkin Doral and Palm Beach State College project, which includes adding three newbuildings to Lake Worth’s Palm Beach StateCollege Campus. Chris is actively involved inthe onsite field coordination for that projectscheduled to be completed the beginning of

2013. A huge fan of the Ohio State Buckeyes, Chris is married with three children.

Sandra Wong joined the accounts payable department in 2011, and isresponsible for all invoices,vendor inquires and officemaintenance. Sandra wasborn in Havana, Cuba andearned a bachelor’s degree in Accounting andFinance. Her many interests include reading,traveling, cooking, fashion and dance. She enjoys sunset strolls along the beach and jazz music. Sandra calls Miami her home.

Ernesto Mulet, the newest member of the dispatch department, comesto Adonel Concrete with morethan 25 years of experiencein the ready mix business.He plays an integral role inmaking sure that the moisture of the

aggregate is correct and that the drivers aredoing proper equipment checks. Ernestoloves soccer and roots for Brazil, Barcelonaand Manchester United.

Damaris Argyris joinedAdonel earlier this year as theexecutive assistant to the President, Luis Garcia. Shehas a wealth of experience in bookkeeping, business administration and customer service. She assists Mr. Garcia in the management of hisinvestment properties and accounts. Damariswas born in Managua, Nicaragua and now resides in Miami with her three children. You may often find her taking in the beauty of South Florida’s beaches.

Once again, we welcome these talentedemployees to Adonel Concrete and are surethat you will enjoy working with them in the future.

INTRODUCING OUR NEW TALENTED EMPLOYEES20 years or more

KAYRO GONZALEZ*

JEFFREY WRIGHT*

*oldest employees 23 years

15 years or more

ARMANDO ACUNA

ADOLFO GARCIA, SR.

ELIZABETH PICADO

ALCIDES RODRIGUEZ

10 years or more

JUAN V. BENGURIA

ARIEL D. CORVO

ANGEL DELGADO

FATIMA DOMINGUEZ

AUGUSTO ESTRADA

JAVIER GALGUERA

MIGUEL PEREZ

GUSTAVO PEREZ

PABLO RODRIGUEZ

MARIA ROSTRAN

DAVID SILVA

NESTOR SOLANO

JORGE VELASQUEZ

5 years or more

CARLOS ALVARADO

ISMAEL ANCARES

FRANKLIN BELL

JUAN BELLO DUARTE

ADDIEL CRUZ

JUAN ESPINOSA

JOAQUIN FALAGAN

JOSE FERNANDEZ

ANAMARIA GARCIA

OSCAR GONZALEZ

ROBERTO HABER

CARLOS HERRERA

JOSE MARINO

DEYANIRHAH MONTALVAN

MIGUEL OLIVER

JOSE PAULI

ARIEL PEREZ

ARBELIO PEREZ

RENE PEREZ

ULISES R PUIG

ALDO RABELO

ANGEL RAVELO

HECTOR RODRIGUEZ

CARLOS RODRIGUEZ

AMADO TAVERAS

JULIAN VASQUEZ

Luis Garcia was named a distinguishedalumnus of Miami Dade College in 2011and inducted into the college’s prestigiousHall of Fame. He joins a group of Hall ofFame honorees that represent an array ofindustries and careers, from architecture,journalism and finance to public safety and opera.

In addition to personal successes, theoutstanding local alumni have made a significant impact in the community. Past inductees include actor Andy Garcia, musicindustry mogul Emilio Estefan, Pulitzerprize-winning playwright Nilo Cruz, formerMiami Dolphins wide receiver Nat Moore,

Carnival Chairman& CEO Micky Arison and UnitedStates Congress-woman Ileana Ros Lehtinen.

“I am honoredto have been

recognized by Miami Dade College,” saidGarcia. “The business classes that I tookwhile attending Miami Dade helped prepareme for many of the challenges I face eventoday. Those lessons have been invaluableover the years.”

Garcia serves on the Board of Directorsfor the Florida Atlantic Building Associationand the Latin Builders Association. He is an

active member of the Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC) and the Construction Association of South Florida (CASF).

In 2006, Garcia was named the Ernst & Young “Entrepreneur of the Year” in the southeast region. Previously, he washonored as the Businessman of the Year by the Nicaraguan American Chamber ofCommerce in Miami. Thanks

Adonel Concrete has been so very fortunate to have an excellent team of talented individuals who have helped to makethe company one of South Florida’s finest.Adonel has received numerous awards andaccolades from industry andcommunity leaders during its 28 years in business. These awards are a reflectionof the commitment of the many employees who together pride themselves on doing their jobs to thebest of their abilities.

“Each and every one of Adonel’s employees has played a vital role in our company’s success,” said Luis Garcia,president. “And, I am very grateful for theirmany contributions.”

A regular feature in upcoming issues of Adonel News will be to introduce you to members of the Adonel family. In this issue,we will spotlight some of the employees whohave been with Adonel for some time andhave held many key responsibilities duringthe years. We want you to get to know the people who make Adonel special.

Kayro Gonzalez joined Adonel more than 20 years ago and has long been a valuable employee. His experience includes customer service dispatching, certified batching and field concrete testing. Kayro is currently in charge of Adonel’s newly acquired Fort Lauderdale plant, where he has immediately begun to further update the plant’s efficiency. Kayro is a big MiamiMarlins fan and loves attending games.

Jeff Wright has also been with Adonel for more than 20 years. He now holds such key positions as field supervisor and quality control supervisor. You’ll often find Jeff at major job sites making sure that everything is moving both efficiently and safely. In 2006, Jeff was honored as employee of the year.Born and raised in Miami, Jeff attended Miami Killian High School and currentlyresides in Opa-Locka with his wife. A fatherof four, Jeff is a major sports fan having

cheered for the home teamsfor quite a while.

Adolfo Garcia has takenon the major responsibilities of manager for the Adonel-Betonex plant in Haiti. As VicePresident of Operations, Adolfo oversees thedaily activities at the plant including schedulesand purchases. He joined Adonel in 1995. Inhis spare time, Adolfo enjoys watching moviesand fishing. He lives in Kendall with his wifeand has five grown children.

Lázaro Cueli joinedAdonel four years ago as a driver. He brought with him more than 13 years ofbuilding and construction experience. Lázaro was recently promoted from adriver to a dispather. A native of Cuba, he now lives in Kendall with his wife and son. A passionate baseball fan, Lázaro’s two favorite teams are the New York Yankees and Miami Marlins.

RECOGNIZING ADONEL CONCRETE’S SHINING STARS

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Adonel Concrete has made its second majoracquisition in two years by purchasing the assetsof Fort Lauderdale-based Modern Concrete Products, Inc.

“I’m confident about the future of Florida’seast coast,” said Adonel president Luis Garcia,“and this well-established company will help usgrow our business as the economy gets stronger.”

Modern Concrete Products has been in business since 1980, serving Palm Beach,Broward andnorthern Miami-Dade counties with

a modern truck fleet, full laboratory and othertechnical support for residential, industrial andcommercial projects. Director David Craft sawhis company as a natural fit for Adonel.

“We’ve nurtured this firm much like Luis did his,” said Craft, “with enthusiasm, customer service and personal attention to opportunity. I’m ready to pursue other things. Adonel is theperfect fit for our employees and our facilities.”

Adonel Concrete was the official supplier contracted to provide cement for the constructionof the recently completed Miami Marlins stadium’s four parking garages.

As America’seconomy continuescrawling out of theditch I look backwith thanks. Andforward with optimism, becauseSouth Florida hasbeen good to my company. Adonel’sfirst days–almost 30 years ago–reliedon hope, hard work and word of mouth.But the marketplace responded. Today,with plants up to Ft. Pierce, we are thearea’s largest independently ownedconcrete company. Our recent purchaseof a Broward-based company furtherestablished that achievement. Our part-nership with Betonex makes us thelargest concrete company in Haiti.

Throughout Florida’s recessionaryworries, Adonel remained strong because of its loyal customers and its customer-driven employees. Our success comes from working closelywith customers, helping them maketheir projects work, then delivering the best product for the job.

Ever since Day One, Adonel concen-trated on becoming the best concretesupplier in South Florida. We havemany awards and recognitions for ourconstruction standards, business performance and charitable activities. I have thrived personally from advisoryand leadership positions in civic andbusiness organizations. When housingstumbled, Adonel found commercialprojects. We took special pride in sup-plying product to the spectacular newMiami Marlins stadium parking lots.

Manufacturing and retail sales areup. Auto sales just got stronger than2007’s numbers. Indicators suggestslow but continued growth and Adonelwill be prepared for whatever SouthFlorida requires. I look forward to abetter future in this wonderful place we live in.

Sincerely,

Luis Garcia

President’s Message

A QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER PUBLISHED BY ADONEL CONCRETESummer/Fall 2012

ADONEL CONCRETEBUYS BROWARD FIRM

ADONEL CONCRETEBUYS BROWARD FIRM

It was a dream in 2010 when construction of the Miami Marlins stadium was just beginning. Today, that dream has become a reality. Adonel Concrete was proud to have been selected to provide concrete to one of our community’s most anticipated projects.

“A strong foundation is a good thing for any new project,” said Luis Garcia, president of Adonel Concrete. “We were honored to be part of the construction of the stadium’s four parking garages”

Adonel-Betonex is supplying concrete for two major hotel projects in Port-au-Prince. The 4-star Karibe Hotel & Spa, freshly renovated since the 2010 earthquake, is adding 100 rooms. Adonel-Betonex also is providing product for a new Best Western hotel in the city. “Both projects involve new construction conceptsdeveloped after the earthquake and requiretop quality concrete,” according to Adonel-Betonex CEO Luis Garcia.

The company also has contracts with the United Nations, the Haitian government,non-government organizations and others to build shelters, new hotels, schools and,most recently, a 6,000 unit residential project. Adonel-Betonex is now the largestready mix concrete company in Haiti.

It was just 18 months ago that AdonelConcrete embarked on its most ambitiousexpansion to date when it entered into apartnership with Betonex, a Haiti-based concrete company. The primary focus of the partnership was to provide immediate

assistance to the earthquake-damagedportions of Port-au-Prince and its surrounding areas.

According to Adonelpresident Luis Garcia,the two companies determined that theycould better help Haiti recover from the terrible damage by working together.

“When we partnered with Betonex theywere an established, quality company thatused modern concrete products and deliverysystems,” said Garcia. “Their managementand technical people were tops, too.”

In October of 2010, Adonel respondedimmediately to the crisis dispatching 30 ofits ready-mix trucks to Haiti, adding to theBetonex fleet of 10, and also shipping a mobile cement plant. Adonel-Betonex has equipment for difficult installations, produces its own gravel and sand, uses a

computer-controlled ready-mix facility andmaintains a testing laboratory. Garcia andBetonex president Stephane LeRouge metthrough a mutual friend, then decided to“make something happen” according toLeRouge. “This new partnership is aboutbuilding relationships for a new challenge,the recovery effort in Haiti.” Garcia servesas CEO and LeRouge as president of theAdonel-Betonex group.

For more information on Adonel-Betonex, visit www.adonel-betonex.com.

ADONEL CONCRETE CELEBRATES OPENING OF MIAMI MARLINS STADIUMADONEL CONCRETE CELEBRATES OPENING OF MIAMI MARLINS STADIUM

The city commission of the City of Sweetwaterhas approved a recommendation to rename N.W. 110 Avenue, from 12 Street through 25Street, as Adonel Way. The new street name recognizes Adonel as a business who for 28 yearshas called Sweetwater its home and also has provided invaluable support to a number of worthy charities in our community.

“It’s a tremendous honor for Adonel to receive this special street designation,” said

Luis Garcia, president.“We’ve seen Sweetwater become one of our county’s leading munici-palities. We are fortunate to be in a city that takessuch an active role in assisting local businesses.”

Stay tuned for more details as plans for the official dedication ceremony are being finalized.

CITY OF SWEETWATER HONORS ADONEL CONCRETE

ADONEL-BETONEX CONTINUES TO GROW

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