Company’s move aids region

The move by a sewer equipment maker from one Sauk Valley community to another should be seen as an overall positive. We wish Sewer Equipment Co. of America success as it relocates and expands.

By the Sauk Valley Media Editorial Board

Created: Saturday, September 29, 2012 1:15 a.m. CDT

One key to business success is to create products and services that people need, no matter the health of the economy.

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