Sean T. O'Hare is known as New England' s go-to tax expert. His combined business experience of running a CPA firm for over two decades plus his proven track record of helping individuals and businesses get rid of their IRS problems has brought an even higher demand for quality tax resolution services in New England. “I created Tax Debt Assistance to help more…
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Paragon Insurance Holdings, LLC, a national managing general agency, announced today it has entered into a binding agreement to acquire the renewal rights of Alteris’ Strategic Markets East programs from Alteris Insurance Services, Inc., an Argo Group US, Inc. company. In conjunction with this acquisition, Bernie Deuster, VP of SM at Alteris and selected members…
The Federal Emergency Management Agency published a notice of availability and request for comment for the proposed policy on October 8, 2014 at 79 FR 60861.. You may also view a hard copy of the final policy at the Office of Chief Counsel, FEMA, 8 NE, 500 C St. SW., Washington, DC 20472.. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Deana Platt, Federal Emergency Management Agency,…
CFR Part: “44 CFR Part 67”. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Luis Rodriguez, Chief, Engineering Management Branch, Federal Insurance and Mitigation Administration, Federal Emergency Management Agency, 500 C Street SW., Washington, DC 20472, 646-4064, or [email protected]. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Federal Emergency Management Agency makes…
“I don't know that it's a whole lot different than the priority was back in 2008 and 2009. It really centers on the affordability of health care in Central New York,” Reed says of his position. Reed, who has worked for Excellus BCBS for 20 years, will oversee 850 Excellus employees who work in the Central New York offices, the organization said. Excellus BCBS's Central…
June 28– CLE ELUM, Wash.– Two people from Seattle were injured this morning on Interstate 90 after troopers say the driver fell asleep and rolled the vehicle, which came to rest in some trees, according to a news release. Moises Zorilla Santos, 21, was taken to Harborview Medical Center after the approximately 8 a.m. accident in his 1989 Chevy pickup.
June 28– A Chicago- based real estate investment firm that gained a foothold in the local student housing market last year is diversifying its Lane County investments with a record-breaking purchase of a medical building. Harrison Street Real Estate Capital paid $61.4 million for the five-story, 122,479- square-foot Northwest Speciality Clinics building…
June 28– In two separate and surprising examples of judicial clarity and human compassion, the Supreme Court delivered legal victories to Americans who believe that access to health insurance and marriage are not entitlements but fundamental rights. Much credit for upholding the ACA goes to Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. and Anthony Kennedy.
June 28– Red-light cameras return to Fayetteville this week, and this time they'll dig deep into drivers' pockets. The cameras that snap photos and video of drivers running red lights at three accident-prone intersections in Fayetteville are scheduled to go live Wednesday. The prying lenses will mark the most significant change to traffic enforcement in…
June 28– More than a month after a May 14 fire sent smoke billowing into the skies over Pittsburgh, the southeastern corner of Forbes and Murray avenues still looks like a Predator drone struck it. The site once housed the landmark Squirrel Hill restaurant Poli's and a nearby two-story brick structure. “This is the gateway to Squirrel Hill, and we don't like it…
June 28– SHENANDOAH– Former Cleveland Browns wide receiver Gary Collins became a diamond from the coal region in his pro football career, a story he shared with a crowd Saturday at Shenandoah Valley High School. Motivation is a great thing if you internalize it and use it as fuel, “Collins said at the Jerry Wolman-Northern Anthracite Chapter of the state Sports…
June 27– The Fifth District Court of Appeal on June 1 upheld the decision to revoke the broker-agent license of a Fresno man who had previously been convicted of filming a female coworker in the bathroom and taking topless photos of a friend while she slept. Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones revoked the license of Wellman Dale Shew, 55, once he learned of the…
In a world where people are becoming more and more concerned about lack of privacy, this type of coverage could give some people pause.
The meeting was scheduled to begin at 7:30 a.m., yet trustees started discussing college affairs about seven minutes before that time, to include business related to the approval of a new insurance policy for GCCC student-athletes. In A Citizen's Guide to KOMA and KORA, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt writes, “Discussion alone triggers the KOMA…
As the number of uninsured decreases with the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, hospitals should monitor how newly insured admissions are paid for and the financial impact of the new coverages. Based on more than 314.000 admissions in 2013, the difference in charges between HMO and self-pay admissions can be estimated to exceed $1.16 billion.
June 27– An animal control officer's day ended abruptly Friday morning when his Chevrolet Suburban was put out of commission after a crash at the intersection of North Sixth Street and East Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Yakima police said the driver of a red Ford Ranger, 26- year-old Michelle Sybouts of Yakima, ran a stop sign at the intersection about 10 a.m.,…
June 27– NEWBURYPORT– Two veteran city councilors and a new human-resources manager have combined to recoup the city more than a quarter of a million dollars that had been paid for employee health benefits in error, municipal leaders say. Council President Tom O'Brien and Ward 3 Councilor Robert Cronin in recent months expressed concern that the city might…
WOOSTER– The day before the United States Supreme Court announced its ruling in the latest lawsuit brought before it regarding the Affordable Care Act, leaders of Wooster Community Hospital discussed what they have seen since the implementation of the law. “We've seen more patients on Medicaid than ever before,” said Bill Sheron, CEO of the hospital at…
All of us have been reading about the DOL Rule lately. The public relations campaign in support of the Rule suggests many good intentions like “standards should be harmonized,” “a sale in the consumer's best interest is better than a suitable sale,” “we need to avoid conflicts of interests for consumers.” In reality, the seemingly innocuous rhetoric will have…
