ELKHART, Ind., Jan. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Patrick Industries, Inc. (NASDAQ: PATK), a major manufacturer and distributor of building and component products for the recreational vehicle, marine, manufactured housing and industrial markets, expects to release its fourth quarter and full year 2020 financial results before the market opens on Thursday, February 11, 2021.

Patrick Industries also expects to host a conference call on Thursday, February 11, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time to discuss results and other business matters. Participants on the call will be Andy Nemeth President and Chief Executive Officer, and Jake Petkovich Chief Financial Officer.

Participation in the question-and-answer session of the call will be limited to institutional investors and analysts.The dial-in number for the live conference call is (877) 407-9036. Interested parties are invited to listen to a live webcast of the call on Patrick's website at http://www.patrickind.com under "Investor Relations."A replay of the conference call will also be available via the Company's investor relations website.

Patrick Industries, Inc.is a major manufacturer and distributor of component products and building products serving the recreational vehicle, marine, manufactured housing, residential housing, high-rise, hospitality, kitchen cabinet, office and household furniture, fixtures and commercial furnishings, and other industrial markets and operates coast-to-coast in various locations throughoutthe United Statesand inCanada,Chinaandthe Netherlands. Patrick's major manufactured products include decorative vinyl and paper laminated panels, countertops, fabricated aluminum products, wrapped profile mouldings, slide-out trim and fascia, cabinet doors and components, hardwood furniture, fiberglass bath fixtures and tile systems, thermoformed shower surrounds, specialty bath and closet building products, fiberglass and plastic helm systems and component products, wiring and wire harnesses, boat covers, towers, tops and frames, electrical systems components including instrument and dash panels, softwoods lumber, interior passage doors, air handling products, RV painting, slotwall panels and components, aluminum fuel tanks, and CNC molds and composite parts and other products. The Company also distributes drywall and drywall finishing products, electronics and audio systems components, wiring, electrical and plumbing products, appliances, cement siding, raw and processed lumber, FRP products, interior passage doors, roofing products, tile, laminate and ceramic flooring, shower doors, furniture, fireplaces and surrounds, interior and exterior lighting products, and other miscellaneous products, in addition to providing transportation and logistics services.

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This press release contains certain statements related to future results, our intentions, beliefs and expectations or predictions for the future, which are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Any projections of financial performance or statements concerning expectations as to future developments should not be construed in any manner as a guarantee that such results or developments will, in fact, occur. There can be no assurance that any forward-looking statement will be realized or that actual results will not be significantly different from that set forth in such forward-looking statement. Information about certain risks that could affect our business and cause actual results to differ from those expressed or implied in the forward-looking statements are contained in the section entitled "Risk Factors" in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2019, and in the Company's Forms 10-Q for subsequent quarterly periods, which are filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") and are available on the SEC's website at http://www.sec.gov. Each forward-looking statement speaks only as of the date of this press release, and we undertake no obligation to update any forward-looking statement to reflect events or circumstances occurring after the date on which it is made.

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U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis tours Daytona library following Hurricane Irma

U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis surveys extensive damage to the City Island library after Hurricane Irma in 2017.

The Daytona Beach News-Journal

Daytona Beach Regional Library perches on a choice spot on City Islandwith a lovely view of the Halifax River.

And its that riverfront view that can occasionally be a problem -- as library patrons discovered after Hurricane Irma in 2017. The library essentially flooded and had to close its doors for eight months while workers removed waterlogged carpet, replaced drywall, painted and generally dried the place out. The fixup cost $1.2 million.

More: Daytona Beach's City Island Library getting flood-proofed with Hurricane Irma money

Looking ahead to the next hurricane, the Volusia County Council last week awarded a $924,000 contract to further improve the library with much-needed flood-proofing and storm-proofing. The contractor will coat walls with a water-repelling solution and install stronger windows and doors that can hold up to wind, rain and high water. The Federal Emergency Management Agency will pay 90% of the cost and the library will remain open during the work.

City Island Library was sorely missed during its long closure in 2017-2018.These new improvements give it a better chance of coming through the next storm unharmed.

City Island has been a public gathering space since the dawn of the 20th century and there has been a library of some sort in that area since 1909, when winter resident James Gamble, son of the Procter and Gamble Company founder, donated money for its construction.

During the last closure, some were concerned about the future of the current library,built in 1977. They fearedit might be downsized and movedto open City Island for private development. But the repairs after the hurricane and the continued renovations mark a continued county commitment to serving library patrons and drawing foot-traffic to downtown Daytona Beach.

A centrally located library is a vital public resource not only for books, but for access to the internet and community services. And now it can be a help for away-from-the-classroom learning during pandemic times. A little preventative work should help protect it from thenext weather emergency.

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After vandals destroyed the Port Washington Police Athletic Leagues (PAL) clubhouse leaving swastikas spray-painted throughout the building last October, community members rallied around the nonprofit sports organization, raising $25,621 to help renovate the building. Last month, the PAL inducted a new board of directors and using the money from the GoFundMe page they have set to work on making plans to enhance the property.

I think that the Port Washington residents should know that the money is being put to good use, Stuart Lieblein President of the PAL said. We took the GoFundMe money and specifically used that to paint over the swastikas and remediate the property. There were some homeless people sleeping in our dugouts and on our softball fields. We spent some of the money to shore up the dugouts and we had locked gates installed so thats no longer an issue. Were working on [installing] security cameras and alarms for the clubhouse, and all of thats been what the GoFundMe money was designed to do.

Lieblein stated that the PAL clubhouse has been dilapidated for many years, and he hopes renovating will allow for a safe environment for kids to gather together. With private funding from several benefactors and contributors including Peter Dejana and Richard Lesperance, the PAL has also been able to make several improvements to the clubhouse and the fields.

The other thing were doing with private money is were fixing up the clubhouse, Lieblein said. Were redoing the bathrooms, fixing up sheetrock, making the fireplace workable, putting televisions up. Were just shoring up the clubhouse and really making it a habitable situation. Were using all the money for not only security but to improve the property.Lieblein stressed that donations made by the community or by private donors is always used towards better improving the PAL.

What people should know is that were a nonprofit, Lieblein said. So all of the money coming in goes right back to the PAL. It goes into improving the fields, improving the clubhouse, improving the fields, improving the basketball courts.

The PAL is also increasing the number of teams they are hosting this year, such as the Long Island Lacrosse Club, and has expanded the sports programs for both adults and children.

We have our softball programs as usual, but we are adding mens summer league basketball, Lieblein said. We also just signed a contract with a camp called FAST, which is a camp for young children and they will be running a camp there during the summer. Were also expanding the programs in general, as well as the softball leagues for both men and women.

The PALs new board of directors are Stuart Lieblein-president, Stephen Sombrotto-vice president, Rob Nachimson-treasurer, Diana Polvere-secretary, Tracy Lefkowitz-registrar and Tom Scalise-registrar. The PAL is a nonprofit organization comprised of all volunteers.

For more information about the PAL and their programs, visit portwashingtonpal.website.sportssignup.com.

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PAL: New Board Of Directors, Clubhouse Renovations - Port Washington News

The entrance to your home or your mudroom, if youre lucky enough to have one has a hard job.

It has to welcome you and your guests with an inviting appearance. It also has to withstand whatever weather you track in and provide a place to stow the mounds of coats, boots, hats and umbrellas that come with you in the winter.

Especially in climates with snow, its mandatory to have a transition spot between outside and inside, said Jean Stoffer, an interior designer in Grand Rapids, Mich. But while functionality is paramount, she added, its always possible to make it look good, too.

Designing a space that wont be overwhelmed by all that paraphernalia isnt easy. But there are plenty of tricks that can help, even if youre dealing with a tiny hallway leading into an apartment.

Especially in a small space, whats required is dedication to organization and storage solutions, said Sarah Richardson, an interior designer and TV and YouTube personality, based in Toronto.

Im the sort of person who needs to have a place for everything, and for everything to find its place, said Ms. Richardson, whose own mudroom contains a familys worth of outerwear and accessories, from ski boots to flip flops. There is just so much gear.

Ms. Stoffer, Ms. Richardson and other designers offered advice on how to design an entryway that keeps the mess at bay.

When we design a project, everyones pretty keen on talking about bedrooms and bathrooms, and open floor plan versus divided rooms, but they sometimes overlook the mudroom, said Rafe Churchill, a partner at the architecture and design firm Hendricks Churchill, which has offices in New York and Sharon, Conn. So thats something we always bring to the discussion.

There is no one-size-fits-all solution, he said. Do you have children who need access to low cabinets and hooks? Will you need to store sports equipment? Do you have a collection of footwear requiring a wall of cubbies? Do you have pets? Sometimes, people want an area so the dog can sleep there, Mr. Churchill said.

Thinking through how you will realistically use the space before you begin making changes will help avoid disappointment later.

If youre renovating or planning to replace the flooring in an entryway, choose a durable material that will age gracefully.

Ms. Stoffer is partial to porcelain tile because its impervious to the elements. And now porcelain can look like almost anything, she said, including wood and natural stone.

She especially likes porcelain tile with graphic patterns that resemble those found on encaustic cement tile. I would never recommend cement tile in a mudroom, she said, because of its tendency to show wear. And few people can tell the difference.

Ms. Richardson favors natural stone, but chooses hardwearing varieties like granite, slate and some marble. Going with a honed finish as opposed to polished will be less slippery, she said, and wont show scratches as easily.

Hendricks Churchill has also used brick, a tough material whose appearance improves with age. But whatever material you choose, Mr. Churchill recommended adding radiant heating under the floor with an electric heating mat. Radiant heat melts the snow and ice, and dries up any water, he said.

Mats and rugs arent just inviting they also help contain dirt, snow and water. And two are sometimes better than one.

Birgitte Pearce, an interior designer in Montclair, N.J., sometimes uses a two-rug setup to scrub the soles of shoes and boots as people arrive home.

First, she installs a mat or rug in an abrasive material right next to the door. Well suggest either Chilewich mats, which have a really rough texture and can grab a lot of stuff, or Waterhog mats from L.L. Bean, she said. Or when she is renovating a home, shell leave a recessed area in a tiled floor for a coir mat, so it sits at the same level as the tile.

Then, if there is enough space, Ms. Pearce installs a larger rug made from a hardwearing but slightly less utilitarian material, like cowhide or sisal, providing a decorative accent while collecting more dirt.

Another option for a rug is an indoor-outdoor model from a company like Dash & Albert, said Lauren Nelson, an interior designer with Decorist, in San Anselmo, Calif.

Wool rugs also tend to do well in entryways. We do rugs that are all wool, just in darker colors and with a lot of pattern, because they really hide a lot of dirt, Ms. Nelson said. They can be vacuumed and cleaned, and have a cozy feel.

With bags, packages, umbrellas, dog leashes and hockey sticks, the walls in an entry hall can quickly go from pristine to scuffed and dented. Wall paneling can help.

Hendricks Churchill frequently installs vertical V-groove, beaded or shiplap paneling on mudroom walls because the wood stands up to wear and tear better than painted drywall. Even if you paint the paneling, its easier to do a fresh coat of paint every so many years than having to patch and repair damaged Sheetrock, said Heide Hendricks, a partner at the firm.

With or without paneling, Jenny Wolf, an interior designer in New York, recommends choosing paint with some sheen for durability and to make cleaning easier. Definitely use eggshell paint, she said, rather than a matte finish, because you wont damage it with light scrubbing.

Use your vertical space as much as you possibly can, Ms. Richardson advised.

Consider where you can install shelves to hold baskets and hats all the way up to the ceiling. And: hooks, hooks, hooks, she said. Add as many hooks as possible, at a variety of heights, so that anyone and everyone can reach them. No matter how many hooks you have, every single one of them will get used.

Adding hooks to wood paneling is relatively easy, but adding them to drywall is more challenging, because screws have a tendency to pull out. As a workaround, Hendricks Churchill sometimes creates custom peg rails by securing a horizontal board to wall studs and then screwing hooks into the board.

An alternative to hooks is a coat tree, which can be placed in a corner. Rather than using separate hooks and shelves, Ms. Wolf sometimes uses a large wall unit that combines the two. Some units also include a mirror, combining three functions into a single piece.

Hooks and coat trees are great for holding in-season outerwear, but they probably wont hold everything you need to store. To contain off-season gear and cut down on visual clutter, having at least some closed storage is important.

In entryways without a closet, or with only a small one, many designers build custom cabinetry with big doors, to hide coats, and small cubbies for shoes and baskets of mitts. If youre not ready for a full-blown renovation, free-standing furniture can work almost as well.

An antique armoire can serve the same purpose and might even make it feel a little more interesting, Ms. Pearce said. You can always retrofit the inside, with some shelving or by adding an extra rod.

Consoles and credenzas with doors and drawers can also hide shoes and smaller accessories.

Equipping your entryway with multiple baskets will help keep things organized. Baskets can be sized to fit in dedicated cubbies, stored in a closet or under a console, or simply left out along a wall or in a corner.

One organizing strategy is to dedicate individual baskets to specific types of items: one for hats, one for gloves, one for pet accessories. Another option is to assign baskets.

Each member of our family has a basket that is labeled, Ms. Richardson said. There is a tag that has the persons initials on it, so my kids dont have to wonder where their stuff is.

In her home, Ms. Pearce uses a rolling utility cart from Ikea, which she stores in a closet. Everybody has their own level of that cart for winter accessories, she said. So everybodys organized.

Wet shoes and boots are more troublesome. Left on the floor, they create sock-soaking puddles, but it can be difficult to find boot trays that arent an eyesore. Hendricks Churchills solution: copper boot trays, bought in custom sizes on Etsy.

The copper is shiny when its new, but it quickly mellows to a beautiful patina over time, Ms. Hendricks said. The more muddy boots you put on it, the more beautiful the finish becomes.

Finally, consider an umbrella stand to prevent draining umbrellas from leaking across the floor. Ms. Pearce uses a tall ceramic crock in her home and usually looks for vintage stands for clients.

Its not just utilitarian, she said. Its among the first things people see when they come in your house, so it should be reflective of the rest of your home.

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Location: The unit is situated directly behind the primary house and accessed by a gravel alley in a historic waterfront district. Once known for its large fishing community of Scandinavian settlers, Ballard is now a hip, desirable spot to live. This neighborhood is flat, which is not a common Seattle condition, Prentis adds. Generally, the city is relatively hilly, so building a DADU in this particular section is a little more easily accomplished.

The before: Prentis tore down a rotting garage to make room for the new structure.

The inspiration: Being from the Southwest, the clients wanted a space that the sun would blaze into as much as possible and remind them of home, Prentis explains. The roofline was modified to make a large, south-facing skylight possible.

Square footage: 800 square feet

Budget: Approximately $260,000

Pine wood wall panelingcarries through to the bedroom.

A double-height bathroom with a spa-like tub provides the clients a serene spot to soak.

Main ingredients

Exterior: Nu-Ray Metals standing seam metal siding and tight knot cedar

Door: LaCantina Doors Aluminum Multi-Slide Door. It is a large line item, Prentis admits. But they will never regret investing in it because it pulls off the look they wanted.

Skylights: Fakro Center Pivot Roof Windows. Theyre very energy-efficient skylights that operate more like windows, which gives the loft more of a hangout vibe, Prentis says.

Windows: Andersen Windows & Doors E-Series with dark bronze aluminum exterior and fir interior

Flooring: Radiant concrete slab

Walls: Pine plywood panels and Sheetrock. We used the wood panels to define a lower realm and to give some scale to the high ceiling, Prentis explains. Its an eight-foot line that tracks around the room, so youre in a warm, wood living zone, and then up above you, the light flows in and bounces around the white walls.

Cabinetry: IKEA bases and custom pine plywood fronts with cutout pulls

Countertop: IKEA EKBACKEN

Biggest splurge: The form of the building is not straightforward, which inherently adds complexity and cost to a small project, Prentis reveals. Theres not an economy of scale to balance out a unique gesture.

Sneakiest save: By taking on the role of general contractor, the homeowners saved hundreds of thousands of dollars.

The best part: The overall form of the project is a strong resolution of what these clients wanted to do, so I appreciate its funky figure, says Prentis.

What Id never do again: I would employ similar moves again, Prentis reflects. Occupying the space is really enjoyable, so I have no regrets.

Final bill: Approximately $260,000

A giant sliding door unites the DADU with the clients treasured garden.

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David W. Trefren died unexpectedly January 17, 2021. Dave was born in Ord, Nebraska to Ted and Margie Trefren on November 17, 1959. He was the sixth of seven children.

The family moved to Cheyenne about a year later and Dave lived there his entire life. Dave attended local public schools. He went to Bain Elementary near his home and swam in the Sun Valley Pool. He attended Carey Jr High and East High School. While attending high school he worked as a laborer hanging and finishing drywall.

Dave also liked to challenge himself, riding his trial bike in different situations. After finishing high school and a quick trip to Arizona to visit friends and see the area, he came home to Cheyenne and started his first company.

He called it Custom RV Accessories and built trailers, bumpers, headache racks and other metal projects. He was working out of his brother, Phil's, garage. After a couple years, Dave outgrew the garage and built a new building on Ave D off Fox Farm Road. He renamed the company Wyoming Steel Products.

As the company grew, it branched out into wrought iron fencing, hand rails, stairs, gates and, eventually, fabrication and erection of buildings. Dave loved to build things and run the crane. In the fall of 1981 he met Dale Weaver and they were married in August of 1982. In 1985, they welcomed a daughter, Kristen, to the family. Another daughter (Jennie) followed in 1987 and a son (Jeff) in 1988.

As the company started growing, he added on to the first building, and then built a new larger building next to it. Dave started picking up parcels of land along Fox Farm Road and started building the "Red Buildings" as commercial rentals. Dave started growing bored with running Wyoming Steel Products. He wanted to have more time to spend with his family and do some traveling.

In 2001, he sold the business assets and "retired". He continued to build "Red Buildings" and travel extensively. Dave was very fond of the South Side of Cheyenne and never wanted to live anywhere else in town. Dave loved hunting, fishing, camping, scuba diving, riding motorcycles, skiing, and snowmobiling with his family and friends. Elk hunting each fall in the Sierra Madres was very important and was planned for months, and talked about for years. (Although, what happens in elk camp stays in elk camp.) He very often said, "We aren't stuck, we are just temporarily detained".

Dave will be remembered for his colorful phrases (fine as frog hair), jokes, bird calls, elk calls, and sense of adventure and fearlessness. He loved to help people and was always looking out for the underdog, but he never let anyone take themselves too seriously.

Dave was preceded in death by his parents, Ted and Margie Trefren and his life time buddy, Bill Ragsdale. He is survived by his wife, Dale, and their three children; Kristen Trefren, her husband Greg and their three children Raymond, Eric, and Lucy; Jennie Boulerice, her husband Jesse and their FurBaby Tsavo; Jeff Trefren, his wife Katrina and their children Hunter and Ryker; his brothers John, Phil, Matt, and Paul; his sisters, Debbie and Julie, and many, many well loved nieces and nephews and honorary nieces and nephews.

He will be missed. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to local food banks, the Salvation Army, Veterans Rock, or any local charity. A memorial service will be held this spring.

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Steady progress continues to be made on the recovery front as new contracts were signed to advance recovery works in the Virgin Islands.

K and C Construction was awarded the contract for the repairs to the Attorney Generals (AG) Residence valued at 331,862.53 at a contract signing ceremony on January 21.

The scope of works for this project includes a total refurbishment of the Attorney Generals Residence to provide fit-for purpose accommodation for the Attorney General. The residence sustained significant damage, particularly to its roof during Hurricanes Irma and Maria and further damage from constant exposure to the natural elements, rainwater ingress and general deterioration.

The refurbished home will feature a full replacement of the roof and structural elements, windows, doors, drywall, new kitchen cabinetry, closets, electrical, plumbing, air condition and exterior works. Works are scheduled to commence on February 7 for a period of five months.

As part of this signing ceremony, the RDA recognised the contract awarded earlier this month to Amandla Engineering for the supply and installation of the Solar Facility for the Leonora Delville Primary School valued at $40,748.00. This facility will provide resilient power, lowering the schools energy bill and ensuring a resilient community facility that will supply power in times of crisis.

Premier and Minister of Finance Honourable Andrew A. Fahie said the Virgin Islands continues to progress. As Premier, he was pleased to ensure funding was made available in the 2021 budget for the AGs residence project.

It is important to make sure that the people of this Territory must have a stake in the development of its economy. I firmly believe that on our journey towards self-determination, we have to believe in our people, we have to continue to build our people, we have to continue to understand that our future is in our hands but we also must understand that the future belongs to the prepared.

The Premier congratulated both Mr. Kendol Arthur and Ms. Nea Talbot for their success in the RDA independent procurement process and he thanked the RDA for their progress towards the recovery agenda.

Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Virgin Islands Recovery and Development Agency (RDA) Mr. Anthony McMaster in his remarks said, The Government of the Virgin Islands through the RDA has injected $23.4 Million to date into the Virgin Islands economy through the CDB loan funding of which 89% has been awarded to locally established companies.

The CEO also as part of his remarks, outlined progress made to date on several recovery projects including road works, schools, infrastructure projects, public buildings and renewable energy.

He added, We have been fulfilling the mandate that has been given to us by ensuring there is local content in the rebuilding of the Territory.

Permanent Secretary in the Deputy Governors Office Mrs. Sharleen DaBreo-Lettsome, MBE said, We continue to work along with the team at the RDA led by Mr. Anthony McMaster and various Government agencies such as the Public Works Department who contribute their expertise and knowledge to ensure that these projects are completed at a high standard, so that they serve the specific needs of the Government in a sustainable manner for the foreseeable future.

The Virgin Islands Recovery and Development Agency is a statutory body under the Premiers Office created by the Government of the Virgin Islands to deliver the programmes and projects under the Recovery to Development Plan, raise funds and buildthecapacity of key stakeholders in the Virgin Islands community.

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Contracts Signed For Attorney General's Residence And Renewable Energy - Government of the Virgin Islands

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*Realtors welcome*

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