2020 MAY 25– By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Insurance Daily News– According to news reporting originating from Alexandria, Virginia, by NewsRx journalists, a patent by the inventor Washburn, Caleb, filed on December 2, 2016, was published online on May 25, 2020. The assignee for this patent, patent number 10,652,083, is State Farm Mutual Automobile…
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2020 MAY 25– By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Insurance Daily News– From Alexandria, Virginia, NewsRx journalists report that a patent by the inventors Bostic, Daniel Lee; Edwards, Paul J.; Reed, Andrew J; Scott, Michael Adam; Shemesh, Keren, filed on June 22, 2015, was published online on May 25, 2020. The patent’ s assignee for patent number 10,650,460 is Hartford…
2020 MAY 25– By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Insurance Daily News– According to news reporting originating from Alexandria, Virginia, by NewsRx journalists, a patent by the inventor Tan, Meng Wee, filed on September 24, 2018, was published online on May 25, 2020. The assignee for this patent, patent number 10,649,824, is Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance…
2020 MAY 25– By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Disease Prevention Daily– Investigators publish new report on Skin Diseases and Conditions- Alopecia Areata. According to news reporting originating from Wonju, South Korea, by NewsRx correspondents, research stated,“ Alopecia areata is a common autoimmune disease presenting as nonscarring hair loss.
People do not always understand why they need to insure their life. For example, you don't think that if you have a fire extinguisher in your house, a fire will definitely start. The company does not ask for residency or citizenship, but you must legally reside in the United States and have a Social Security number.
For Nonprofits, It’s a Time to Pivot and Adapt to a Strange New World. By that, she was making a somewhat lighthearted attempt to remind everyone on screen that she was certainly no stranger to leading the Springfield- based early-education provider through disaster. In case anyone needs reminding, and few do, Square One’s former headquarters on Main Street in…
Today many of the people in the areas hardest hit by the Memorial Day tornadoes remain frustrated and tired after a year spent putting their lives back together piece by piece, nail by nail, only to now face a global pandemic. The rapid spread of the coronavirus led to the cancellation of an influx of volunteers and community resources scheduled this spring to…
Born in Baltimore and raised on Springdale Avenue in Forest Park, he was the son of Sol Kaufman, who ran the Kiddie Clothing Co., and his wife, Bea. Mr. Kaufman then graduated from the Yale University School of Law. Mr. Kaufman joined the Baltimore City firm of Cable, McDaniel, Bowie and Bond, became a partner and specialized in tax and estate planning.
Tim Walz's announcement Saturday afternoon that all Minnesota houses of worship were allowed to open up at 25% capacity starting this Wednesday, one Duluth pastor said his church was not ready to go that route. Despite strongly worded letters sent by church leaders days earlier to Walz and subsequent talks that resulted in a revised policy Saturday, Mount…
May 24– Before the Frank Moody Music Building opened in the late 1980 s, the University of Alabama's School of Music spread all over campus, housed in five different buildings, few even adjacent. “It was a dream to have the School of Music put together in one single unit, a single building,” said Charles “Skip” Snead, the school's director. With major funding from Frank…
May 24– For years, when an infectious disease reared up in Spokane, there was a simple but important reaction: Call Dorothy MacEachern. As state Health Department officials prepared to fight it, they did the natural thing: Called Dorothy MacEachern. MacEachern came out of retirement in March, working for the Department of Health on the West Side and then back in…
As Issa sues state over mail-ballot election, new study shows vast majority of Californians favor it
It comes a day after Republican congressional candidate Darrell Issa and a conservative group sued the state to block California from mailing ballots to every voter. The study by the New Election Project— a collaboration between researchers at five University of California campuses, the University of Southern California, and the Public Policy Institute of…
May 24– Firefighters from five communities did their best, but when the sun rose on May 24, 1950, a large swath of Rocky Glen Park had been reduced to charred wood and melted metal. “A spectacular fire of undetermined origin early today laid waste to a large portion” of the popular amusement park, according to a Scranton Times article that ran later that day.
The interest rate aspect doesn’t yet receive the attention it deserves, likely because no one has any real-life experience with 0% rates in the U.S. The implications are not all positive. From a macro standpoint, 0% rates deprive the Federal Reserve of one of its most used economic tools.
Reverse mortgages allow older homeowners to turn part of their home equity into tax-free cash, using a loan that doesn't have to be paid back until they die, sell or move out. That sounds good to a lot of seniors navigating financial fallout during the coronavirus pandemic. Stay-at-home orders may have taken away jobs needed to make ends meet, while low interest…
May 23– The audience was larger than in recent sessions when the Baker School Board met Thursday night, but rather than gathering at City Hall as in pre-COVID-19 days, the crowd appeared by video from their homes, offices, schools and other locations. The Board presented glass bowls as tokens of appreciation to retiring staff members including Betty Palmer, who…
May 23– President Donald Trump on Friday declared houses of worship “essential” and called on governors to let them reopen this weekend, drawing mixed reactions from religious leaders in Spokane and across the country. Churches, mosques and synagogues in Idaho have been allowed to reopen. Todd Eklof, of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane, said members…
May 23– As a Lower Burrell apartment building was burning Thursday, Laura Edwards was already thinking about helping the people who were losing their homes. She organized a relief effort at Lower Burrell Volunteer Fire Department No. 3 on Saturday and was overwhelmed by the community's response. Nearly three dozen people were left homeless when one of the two…
A Hartford man has been charged with operating under the influence and other offenses in a fatal motor vehicle crash on Washington Street last weekend, police in Hartford said Saturday. Jayquan Hemingway, 26, of 207 Wethersfield Ave. was driving north on Washington Street just after 4 a.m. on May 17 when he did not stop for a red light, police said.
