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Oct. 12– H.W. Kaufman Financial Group may be the biggest, most prestigious Michigan financial company that most people have never heard of. And now H.W. Kaufman, which employs about 250 at its Farmington Hills headquarters, is considering opening a Detroit satellite office or buying a building downtown. “We have a long way to go,” Kaufman said of Detroit, after joining…

Oct. 12– ” Blockbuster exhibit” isn’t a phrase that’s normally connected with Tucson museums. On Friday, the Tucson Museum of Art opens “The Figure Examined: Masterworks From the Kasser Mochary Art Foundation.” “If you go to New York City, everything there is in triplicate,” said Tucsonan Michael Kasser, whose parents, Elizabeth and Alexander Kasser, collected most of the…

Oct. 12– Lisa McAllister-Marshall loves to feel the steady beat of her heart. “It just reminds me that I’m so lucky,” said the 40- year-old Norfolk resident. A year ago, Lisa and her husband, Portsmouth firefighter Bill Marshall, were afraid to talk about the future.

Oct. 12– The Boston Municipal Research Bureau will recognize and celebrate the city’s most dedicated workers with its annual Henry L. Shattuck Public Service Awards. –Robert P. Conley, senior budget manager with the Department of Neighborhood Development, for his expertise in financial planning and grant funding. –Ellen Hatch, senior management analyst, Office…

The Ed Gillespie for Senate campaign released a new TV ad today: Lost his Way. The ad shows how far Mark Warner has strayed from the independent voice he promised to be, and contrasts Warner’s record with Ed Gillespie’s economic growth plan. Speaking about the new ad, Campaign Manager Chris Leavitt said, ” Mark Warner told us he would be an independent voice for…

The Kansas Supreme Court has indefinitely suspended the license of a Lawrence lawyer whose history of admonishments and administrative actions included a previous one-year suspension of his license. Brian R. Johnson was one of three Kansas lawyers whose law licenses were suspended by the high court in announcements made Friday. The other two were Mark R….

The tree-lined Eustis neighborhood seemed safe with so many current and retired law-enforcement officers living there. All of it pointed toward a lovely place for the Indiana couple to start their new life when they moved to Florida in August. It’s the home where on Feb. 5, 2006, Eustis police Cpl.

Oct. 11– LAS CRUCES– Frank C. Gonzales, a retired U.S. Border Patrol agent who has 30 years of law enforcement experience, could become a deputy with the Mesilla Marshals Department when the town’s board of trustees meets at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Mesilla Town Hall, 2231 Avenida de Mesilla. Gonzales served as a Border Patrol supervisor from December 1994 until his…

Oct. 11– Gregg Marshall has been at Wichita State a long time now. Kellen is a senior now at Trinity Academy. Kellen, Marshall said, has four colleges on his list: College of Charleston, where his mother went, along with Wichita State, Florida and Arizona.

Oct. 11–14 days ago: Had the windshield on the old Honda replaced. 11 days ago: Drove the Honda to the shop for an oil change and a safety check. 10 days ago: Picked up Honda from the shop.

Oct. 11– ABILENE, Texas– Abilene City Councilman and Mayor Pro Tempore Joe Spano owes the government more than $300,000 in back taxes, according to records obtained by the Reporter-News. Of the $305,832 owed, $231,460 is owed to the state and $74,371 is owed to the city of Abilene, both for sales taxes. Checks were run on all City Council members, all Abilene and Wylie…

Oct. 11– Little ice queens named Elsa and mini Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will be taking over the sidewalks this Halloween. The two costumes are among the top sellers at Fresno-area stores with Halloween costumes. One thing is clear: This is going to be a big Halloween.

ICBND, ICBA leaders call bankers to stay involved. An organization of community bankers runs on passion, said Bob Larson, president and CEO of North Country Bank, Underwood, N.D. The 2013-2014 ICBND chairman made the comment as he passed the gavel to Tim Porter, CFO at the Bank of North Dakota, Bismarck, at ICBND’s annual convention on August 19. “ICBND is very much a…

–Where: Parking lot at 5000 W. Lincoln Ave.. YAKIMA, Wash.– A year later, the Allied Arts building is still there, standing shuttered in the middle of Gilbert Park, unused since it was deemed unsafe by the city last October. Allied Arts of Yakima, the nonprofit arts organization that ran it for a half-century, ceased operations five months later, with officials citing…

Oct. 11– A suspended Lackawanna County attorney who operated an abstract firm in Avoca has been indicted for more than $70,000 in alleged title insurance fraud, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania said. Susan C. Kevra-Shiner, 46, of Clarks Summit, was indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury and charged with seven counts of mail…

Jonathan Jaffe has joined Vitucci& Associates, a Bay Area Independent Financial Advisory firm headed by Pat Vitucci. The announcement was made recently by CEO Pat Vitucci. “He brings over 30 years of solid experience as a Retirement Planning Specialist and Financial Advisor, having worked at Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse and, most recently, JP Morgan.

Fiscal Officer Patricia Foradori said applications for two Ohio Public Works Commission grants concerning the project have been submitted. Council approved Engineering Associates to work on the waterline project with $60,400 designated for the design portion of the project and another $31,600 for the construction observation portion.