“The City’s partnership with Pioneer Technology Group has been very positive, and the Benchmark system has greatly streamlined our workflow,” said Stephen E. Powell, City Clerk in Shawnee. The company is now also active in Colorado, New York, New Hampshire, Virginia, Maryland, Michigan, and Utah as the result of selection of its new Official Records System, Landmark,…
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Silver Stevie award recipient, Vicki McManus, who is also CEO of Productive Dentist Academy in Washington, will serve on the advisory committee of All-Star Dental Academy in Florida. “I am honored,” said McManus, who is also owner of four Neighborhood Smiles dental practices in Wisconsin and Arizona, and is the 2013 silver award recipient for Female Entrepreneur…
NAPW honors Tina G. Riffle, President at Riffle Insurance Resource Group, as a 2014 Professional Woman of the Year. Additional career experience includes Affiliated Marketing Group, George W. Evans& Associates. Today, as Presdient and Owner of Riffle Insurance Resource Group, Ms.
Assurant Solutions reported the renewal of its exclusive distribution partnership with Service Corp. International. “We’ve built a mutually successful relationship with SCI through the years, and we look forward to continuing to partner with them to provide individuals and their families with the peace of mind that comes with preneed insurance,” said…
Thomas White was named president of Columbus College of Art& Design on June 24 at the board of trustees’ annual meeting. According to a release from the Columbus College of Art& Design, White is a passionate advocate for the power of art and design to fuel economic growth and innovation. He succeeds Dennison W. Griffith in leading one of the nation’s oldest and…
Lincoln Financial Network has reported that Bill Seawell, senior vice president, head of General Agency and Agency Building General Agent Distribution, will retire in July 2014 after 38 years with the company. In 1979, after serving in the United States Marine Corps, Seawell joined the Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company as a producer and quickly moved…
Fitch Ratings has affirmed its long-term’ A-‘ rating of Massachusetts Port Authority’s approximately $208.3 million special facility revenue bonds series 2011 A and 2011 B. Bond proceeds were used to finance construction of a consolidated car rental facility at Boston Logan Airport. The rating reflects the strength and resilience of Logan airport’s large…
Hertz has begun servicing two new CARSTAR locations: Stock Auto Body CARSTAR in Illinois and Schlenker Automotive CARSTAR in Florida. “Hertz is excited to be partnering with these CARSTAR locations and expanding our network in Illinois and Florida,” commented John Holt, Senior Vice President, Off Airport Operations for Hertz. In addition to insurance rates,…
June 29– A new appreciation for American values came to a friend of ours after a near-tragic trip to Russia last month. Scott Miller of Spokane, assistant professor of music at Whitworth University was on a Baltic tour, accompanying an old friend needing help with daily dialysis for a failing kidney. In St. Petersburg, the man was injured in the street, breaking his…
June 30– A dog attack in Carlisle on June 20 is an all too familiar scenario for one Mechanicsburg family. Three years ago, Nelly Smith experienced a similar confrontation with a pit bull in which it had jumped its owner’s fence and approached a much smaller dog. “I’m terrified of pit bulls,” said Nelly Smith, who noted that she had dog-sat a pit bull in Harrisburg with…
June 29– A family’s horse-riding hobby has blossomed into a bustling world-class horse show park and boarding facility, quietly expanding over 17 years on a rural spread between Lakeville Highway and the Petaluma River. Howard and Marcia Herman bought the 70 acres of land about a mile west of Sonoma Raceway in 1997 when it was an aging boarding facility.
June 29– LAS CRUCES– Basketball has helped Tommy Morrow retain his sanity throughout a trying time in his personal life. Morrow said he has collected roughly$ $291,000 in insurance from primary insurance company Horace Mann, but is still waiting on the’ umbrella’ policy from another company to pay off, which could yield anywhere from zero to more than enough to…
But they got up again, rallying from a three-run deficit to defeat Lakeland 7-4 during a District 1 softball showdown on Thursday at the Sadsbury Recreation Complex. “That was a heck of a softball game,” said Cochranton head coach Josh Miller. Cochranton now moves on to Saturday’s winner’s bracket final at 1 p.m. The ladies in red will take on Saegertown, which…
June 29– DENNIS PORT– Cynthia and Mike Scursso arrived from Nevada with little more than a couple suitcases last month, ready to move into their new summer digs– a two-story beachfront cottage with plenty of glass through which to view Nantucket Sound. The Scurssos were the first to purchase a cottage in the new Heritage Sands cottage cluster, which has replaced a…
On June 20 the Troy Area School District Foundation held its 10th annual fundraising golf tournament at the Towanda Country Club in Towanda Pennsylvania. The Tournament enjoys the sponsorship of over 80 local individuals and businesses including Bill& Sally Eick, Besley Century Farm, Gas Field Specialists Inc., EOG Resources, James and Darlene VanBlarcom,…
The guy with the knife was an emergency room doctor in an Indiana hospital, and he was trying to save my life, not take it. Remember last week when I asked you if Leo Nieves and his wife, Angela, should have to pay Vidant Edgecombe Hospital in Tarboro for delivering their baby, since Angela delivered it herself in their speeding van on the way to the hospital?
June 29– NEW ALBANY– At Floyd Memorial Hospital’s Baby Fair on Saturday, expectant mothers could find resources to make their impending parenthood a little less intimidating. Norka Ramser, 32, Louisville, said she’s 36 weeks pregnant. As far as midwives, she said she’s glad she came to Indiana to learn about them.
Florian R. James from Kathleen Ann James, both of 1041 W. Mulberry St., Coal Township. Krystal L. Graboski, 271 Romanoski Lane, Paxinos, from Matthew P. Graboski, 1645 W. Lynn St., Coal Township. William Charles Leon, 403 W. Pine St., Shamokin, and Sarah Elizabeth Shinskie, 1211 W. Mulberry St., Coal Township.
WASHINGTON, June 29– The following federal contracts were announced by federal agencies based in Virginia. WASHINGTON, June 28– CDM Federal Programs Corp., Fairfax, Virginia, won a federal contract valued at up to $5 million from the U.S. WASHINGTON, June 29– The Center for Strategic& Budgetary Assessments won a $778,201 federal contract from the U.S. Department of…
