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Ball State University issued the following news:. While the university has been able to keep insurance premium increases to a minimum over the past decade, these changes have resulted in cost increases from $9 to $61 per month, depending on an employee’s choice of plan. Specific major initiatives include the consolidation of health-related assets into a…

The Association of Illinois Electric Cooperatives issued the following news release:. Shannon Patrick is the new NRECA Senior Field Representative for the Insurance and Financial Department serving Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska. He and his family live in Lincoln, Neb..

The Oregon Department of Employment issued the following news release:. The Oregon Employment Department has identified and stopped an intrusion into the agency’s website. On Monday, October 7 OED responded to an anonymous tip alleging a security vulnerability in the WorkSource Oregon Management Information System, an application where customers may…

Oct. 11– Independent Lifestyles welcomed Abby Jarnot and Katelyn Swanson to its staff. –The following St. Cloud Hospital nurses have advanced to Level III in the clinical laddering system, a career advancement recognition system for registered nurses who provide direct patient care and meet specific criteria above their required duties: Katie Gefre, Center…

ICMA, the certification division of IMA, today announced the most recent group of leading performers on its CMA examination. -Carlito Rodriguez of Lucena City, Philippines, and Eddie Ong Go of Manila, Philippines, both received ICMA Bronze Medals for achieving the third-highest exam score. For the period, ICMA also awarded Certificates of Distinguished…

“Our members in the paper sector, one of our union’s largest, have made significant progress in developing a more efficient and effective process to negotiate improved contracts at RockTenn and throughout the industry,” said USW International President Leo W. Gerard. USW International Vice President Jon Geenen, who oversees the union’s paper sector…

Oct. 11– SIMI VALLEY, Calif.– Nine candidates are vying for two seats on the five-member Simi Valley City Council in the Nov. 4 election. Incumbent councilmen Glen Becerra and Mike Judge are being challenged by former councilwoman Barbra Williamson, plus Eric Halub, Mary Mikesell, Randy Nemecek, Rene Sanchez-Chew, Eric Smith and Brian Wilson. They include attracting…

That was one of the insights into the closure last month of Crittenden Regional Hospital, provided by an affidavit filed in Eastern Arkansas federal bankruptcy court by the hospital’s chief executive officer, Eugene “Gene” Cashman. Cashman, employed by Memphis- based Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare to manage the financially strapped hospital, hasn’t been…

Oct. 10– NIAGARA FALLS– Anthony M. Hahn, administrative director of the Niagara County Sewer District, will leave that post Oct. 31 to start work the following Monday as director of administrative services for the Niagara Falls Water Board. Paul J. Drof, Water Board executive director, said he knew Hahn and thought he would be the perfect successor to Roger D. Lance Jr.,…

Oct. 10– CANFIELD– The Cardinal Joint Fire District is asking Canfield voters to approve a levy to operate a proposed new fire station. That station would be in the northwest corner of the fire district’s coverage area, both Canfield City and Canfield Township, on Herbert Road next to the township’s athletic fields. Current response times to the north and…

Oct. 10– Mark Thompson, a risk management consultant who specializes in student bullying and harassment prevention, will speak on Oct. 16 at Garrison Middle School, during Garrison’s first Parent Workshop of the year. The event is part of the 2014 Moms’ Network Parent Workshops that provide educational information to strengthen families in the Walla Walla…

–The catalyst that drives change is sometimes traumatic in nature. This certainly was the backdrop of the financial services industry after unregulated systemic risk led to historic financial stress, engineering the second of two bear market events, resulting in the infamous “lost decade” for investors. The fallout left our industry’s investment…

Brandon J. Messner, 29, of Highspire, passed away on Monday, October 6, 2014 in his home of Dauphin County. Brandon was the son of Rodney A. Messner and Sherri L. Hebda and stepson of Claudia S. Messner and John F. Hebda. He graduated from Hempfield High School and Penn State University with a Bachelor of Science, majoring in Psychology.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10– The following federal contracts were announced by federal agencies as having been awarded to companies operating in California. WASHINGTON, Oct. 10– SAT Corp., Sunnyvale, California, won a $7,931,233.70 federal contract from the Defense Information Systems Agency’s Procurement Directorate, Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, for COMSATCOM…

At a meeting Monday to introduce Homecoming plans to community leaders and the media, Kate Linder, of IUP’s student affairs, said the planning committee for this year’s weekend of activities was expanded to include representatives from White Township, the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency, Citizens’ Ambulance Service and Indiana Regional Medical…