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Philip Kapneck Helps Bring Axion Structural Design To Maryland

Posted on 18 August 2010 by admin

Philip Kapneck, Maryland Trade Ambassador worked with Axion Maryland representative, Charles D. Dahan, to make Axion’s entry to Maryland a success.

Axion International designs, develops and manufactures a new generation of eco-friendly structural building materials unlike anything currently available. Patented technologies, developed by scientists at Rutgers University, transform recycled consumer and industrial plastics into many different structural products.

Axion says their products are more durable, and last significantly longer than traditional infrastructure materials such as wood, steel or concrete. The products are formulated using proprietary processes using 100% recycled plastic.

Philip Kapneck Helps Increase Maryland Employment

Gaithersburg Local News has seen Philip Kapneck help to bring many innovative companies to the state, boosting local employment and utilizing local skills.

Philip Kapneck views Axion rail ties

Philip Kapneck views Axion structural products

Axion representative, Charles D. Dahan, worked with Trade Ambassador Philip Kapneck to discover opportunities for Axion and the state to work together for a beneficial result for the company and for Maryland.

Construction and support jobs could be created to repair and replace piers, pilings, decking, bulkheads, and other infrastructure in need of renovation.

Axion’s marine products such as pilings, “dolphins” (piling groupings that protect piers and set boundaries for channel travel), and bulkheads applied to all areas of Maryland waterways would have an important beneficial impact on Maryland’s marine areas.

Axion says their products bring major benefits to the environment and Maryland’s ports, bays, waterways and byways projects could be constructed (or reconstructed) with materials that do not rust, corrode or rot, and don’t emit any toxins.

Axion Confers with Philip Kapneck to Locate In Maryland

Axion is conferring with Philip Kapneck, Maryland Trade Ambassador, as Axion sets up their satellite office in Maryland, where they will locate and attract local companies that can utilize Axion products and services. The state of Maryland will benefit in many ways, economically and environmentally.

See more about Trade Ambassador Philip Kapneck.

Contact the Axion Maryland representative Charles D. Dahan at cddahan@yahoo.com

See also this story avout Philip Kapneck promoting Maryland business, Ambassador’s Ribbon Cutting Creates Celebration by Sally Gray at NewsBlaze.

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Life of Luxury in Baltimore Condos

Posted on 26 July 2010 by admin

The condo lifestyle combines the privacy of a home with the convenience and luxury of beautiful, well maintained surroundings and amenities. Perfect for those wishing to focus on enjoying life and leisure, a condominium is a real estate option that ticks all the right boxes for many people.

Luxury condos can be found throughout the U.S., and Baltimore condos are no different. A hive cultural activity, this thriving city on the East Coast has plenty to offer whether it’s during the subtropical summer or the cooler winter months. Breathtaking architecture that blends the old with the new and its location on the Patapsco River makes Baltimore a unique and wonderful place to call home.

Residential areas of Baltimore are found in Baltimore City (population 635,000 in 2000) and Baltimore County which surrounds the entire city and is where almost 800,000 people were living in 2000.

City living could mean residing close to work, as well as enjoying the comprehensive public transport network and close proximity to museums, galleries and restaurants. Waterfront homes can be found in areas including Inner Harbor, Fells Point and Canton, where stunning views are enjoyed from a range of upmarket condo residences.

Baltimore’s northern suburbs offer more in the way of standard homes, with leafy streets and a rich and diverse population from academics and artists to teachers and doctors. Buildings range from Colonial to contemporary in the northern suburbs such as Mayfield or Roland Park.

Living in a condominium looks like any other apartment or home of the same standard, but it’s what’s on the inside that counts! Standard services range from a round-the-clock concierge and high end security to a valet, health and fitness facilities and vacation services. Key to condo residences is offering convenience and comfort, while maintaining the privacy and autonomy of a private residence.

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New Gaithersburg Police Chief, Mark P. Sroka Sworn In

Posted on 14 July 2010 by admin

Mark P. Sroka was sworn in as the new Gaithersburg Police Chief at a special meeting of the Gaithersburg Mayor and City Council on Monday.

Sroka most recently served as Assistant Chief Field Operations Bureau, Western Command with the Maryland State Police. He was accompanied at the swearing in ceremony by his wife, Patricia, and his daughter, Kaitlyn. Mayor Sidney Katz countersigned the oath of office.

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