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Offering a full suite of funding options and a consultative, one-stop shopping experience to service clients, Fora Financial prides itself on staying unique on the commercial finance space. We provide funding that allows small businesses to sustain or grow their enterprise, “said Andrew Mallinger, vice president of strategic partnerships at Fora Financial.

Wells Fargo Capital Finance, part of Wells Fargo& Company, has announced the promotions of Christian Conroy and Andrew Phillips. Conroy joined Wells Fargo seven years ago and became part of Capital Finance in 2010 as a graduate of the Credit Management Training Program. CMTP is a five-month training program offered to strong, talented candidates within Wells…

According to BPHC officials, it is estimated that up to 97 percent of adults- and a slightly higher percentage of children- in Boston are currently insured. Boston still has the largest total number of uninsured residents compared to other cities and towns in the state. “Massachusetts led the way in providing access to health insurance, and in Boston we know how…

Nov. 30– HYANNIS– The sun had nearly set on an Italian-style Thanksgiving feast of meatballs, sausage and chicken Parmesan when Tony Vespa heard the first pound on the front door. Three people inside dialed 911 at about 4:50 p.m. as 6 Coach Light Road burned next door, bathing the neighborhood in a fiery glow. “Now I have nothing,” Hoppe said, sitting with his dog, Honey B.,…

Nov. 30– The home of insurance company owner Fred Loya beamed bright on Paseo de Oro on Friday night, signaling the start of one of the newest holiday traditions in El Paso. This time around though, the Loya Christmas Light show will not burn as long as they have the last eight years. “Before we would go through New Year’s Eve, this year we are only going through Christmas…

A Dec. 7 fundraiser will help defray a $30,000 bill from an emergency helicopter flight and other medical expenses not covered by insurance following the death of 16- month-old Jayce Jeanson, who died on Oct. 21 of undetermined complications following a choking incident at a cousin’s house. “He was a good little boy, always smiling, running around and dancing all…

For Lebanon MO residents, being unfamiliar with the benefit process and the law can make it tough to obtain your rightful social security disability benefits. Commencing immediately, Parmele’s team of social security disability lawyers in Lebanon MO is providing no-cost consultation appointments for disabled individuals that would want to discuss SSDI…

Patricia Cruz Sanchez, Oklahoma City, was arrested on traffic citations of speeding and no driver’s license in possession. Bryan David Knight, Oklahoma City, was arrested on complaints of possession of burglary tools AFC burglary and receiving stolen property. Nicole Jeane Richardson, Oklahoma City, was arrested on complaints of burglary II non-residence…

Nov. 30– FYFFE– Cardiac Kids. For Tanner High’s football team, the label fits. Tanner advances to face third-ranked Washington County at 3 p.m. Friday in the Class 2 A state finals at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa– a rematch of last season’s championship game.

Nov. 30– For this week’s chamber of commerce feature, Journal-News talked to Kenny Craig, president and chief executive officer of the Greater Hamilton Chamber of Commerce, about small business issues. 1. What are some things the chamber is doing for small businesses? Craig: “It’s important to note most of the businesses located in the communities that we serve are…

Nov. 30– In a row of storefronts between Fuddruckers and Walmart on McHenry Avenue, a major insurer is selling a government-mandated product that’s created quite a buzz this fall. Kaiser Permanente chose the North Point Landing shopping center in north Modesto for one of its Shop KP stores, billed as a new way for consumers to shop for medical coverage.

Hundreds of thousands of uninsured Ohioans will have a “much improved” experience today on the HealthCare.gov website, where most consumers will be able to enroll seamlessly in private health plans and calculate federal tax subsidies designed to offset the cost of insurance, according to U.S. Department of Health and Human Services officials responsible…

Nov. 30– Even Fluffy, the family guinea pig, escaped from a two-alarm Thanksgiving night fire that destroyed much of an east Medford home at 3877 Mallard Lane. Medford fire crews attacked the blaze, which started somewhere on the side of the house next to the master bedroom. Because the fire was burning so hot and threatened an adjacent home, Medford Fire-Rescue…

Nov. 30– Wrightsville Beach’s election of a new mayor and two new aldermen apparently won’t alter the town’s stance on commercial development– yes, it wants it, but it will maintain its high bar for any proposals that come along. The town elected a new mayor, Bill Blair, who ran unopposed. It also chose two new aldermen– Lisa Weeks and Hank Miller III..

Nov. 29– Richard Brock couldn’t remember his user name and password. Did he capitalize one of the letters? New Jersey consumers trying to sign up for health insurance under what is popularly known as Obamacare have run into so much frustration that they have begun to wonder if a law designed to give more people access to health care instead will leave them without.

Nov. 30– Valley National Bank conspired to take over commercial real estate owned by a Spring Lake man and keep it for itself or a customer with inside connections, according to a lawsuit filed earlier this week. It says Wayne- based Valley National Bank defrauded Ottilio and violated federal racketeering laws. It comes a month after Michael Ghabrial, a Valley…