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   Carrie Casey
   Phone: (412) 963 1111
   Fax: (412) 963 0378
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NEWS RELEASES
November 10, 2000 Casey Industrial Park's tenant - Quality Bar Corporation announces the completion of its corporate website with e-commerce features.

The new website allows customers to access the company's production database to check the status of QB's inventory and production schedule instantly online. It will also provide customers the access to inquiry, order as either industrial standards or custom specification. Further improvements will include event-based messaging system, which proactively alerts customers via an electronic message of the real-time status of the order, such as delays, product shipment, delivery dates and more.

For more information, visit QualityBar.com
June 27, 2001 A master plan is in the works to bring back former steel mill properties.

Unlike the phoenix of legend - the long-lived elegant bird that set itself on fire only to rise from the ashes and live again - this is no myth. .......

Casey Equipment, based in Pittsburgh, acquired part of the Campbell Works more than 10 years ago, says Bill Leemhuis, the company's real estate specialist. Casey, which employs 40 at the site, refurbishes equipment used in the steel industry. Also in the park is a Casey subsidiary, Quality Bar, which processes and sells steel bar on the open market. "They're considering adding an additional fabricating line," Leemhuis says. Another Pittsburgh-based company, Munroe Inc. leases space at the site.

FULL STORY HERE
October 7, 2004 Groundbreaking Ceremony for new Walton Avenue Bridge

On Tuesday, September 28, 2004, ground was broken for the beginning of construction of new Walton Avenue Bridge that will link Poland Avenue with Walton Avenue with sites in the former Youngstown Sheet and Tube Campbell Works.....FULL STORY HERE
September 19, 2005 A Bridge to Economic Rebirth - Mahoning County

28 years ago today, the bottom literally fell out of the valley's steel industry.
September 19th became known infamously as "Black Monday".
But as Gerry Ricciutti tells us, a number of local communities hope this will one day be known as the start of a rebirth for the valley.....FULL STORY HERE