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Paint Township has multiple loan offers to consider
Daily American Staff WriterPaint Township supervisors have a decision to make next week after 1st Summit Bank approved the municipality's loan request on Friday. The cash-strapped municipality now has loan offers from both Somerset Trust Co. and 1st Summit Bank. Â Supervisors...Tags: Finance, Financially Distressed Companies, Economy, Business and Finance, Summit Bank Corporation, Money and Monetary Policy
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Illinois Medicaid's managed care effort stumbles
It can take years for people with cerebral palsy, autism, schizophrenia or Down syndrome to find trusted physicians to oversee their health. Now, families and advocates say, those medical relationships are being threatened as Illinois rolls out a new...Tags: Politics, Consumers, Aetna Inc., Surgery, Colleges and Universities
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Opportunities grow for veteran-owned businesses
Wading through swamps and running up mountains taught Patrick McCormack more than how to survive punishing conditions without much food or sleep. His grueling Army Ranger training, along with several deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, taught the...Tags: Sales, Politics, Labor Legislation, Marketing, United States Census Bureau
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RTKL wins contest to design iconic building in China
Baltimore-based RTKL Associates Inc. recently beat two international rivals to win a contract to design an iconic structure for a city along the Yangtze River in China.
Last winter, RTKL and two other architectural firms — one British, the other...Tags: Politics, RTKL Associates, Inc., Global Expansion, Business Enterprises, Arts and Culture
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United Continental's CEO has a daunting challenge before him
Tribune staff reporterJeff Smisek was a partner at a law firm in Houston in the mid-1990s when, during a business lunch, he was offered the opportunity to meet with Gordon Bethune, CEO of Continental Airlines. He didn't know Bethune, but his sales instincts kicked in. He...Tags: Sales, Led Zeppelin (music group), Labor Legislation, Financially Distressed Companies, Literature
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Carl Edwards re-signs with Roush Fenway Racing
AP Auto Racing WriterThe Associated Press has learned that Carl Edwards will stay with Roush-Fenway Racing. A person familiar with the negotiations says that Edwards has agreed to a multiyear contract extension to remain with his current team. The person spoke to AP on...Tags: Auto Racing, NASCAR, Carl Edwards
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Tax money for Palm Beach County kids goes for high-paid consultants
The Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County has spent more than $350,000 in tax money intended for kids on management reorganization by a pair of Canadian consultants whose charges include $275 an hour for "executive coaching.''
The council...Tags: Politics, Layoffs and Downsizing, Management Change, Elections, FPL Group
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HCC moving ahead with wastewater treatment plant
Harford Community College is moving ahead with construction of its new wastewater treatment plant, regardless of whether it gets funding from the county for the project. Members of the college's board of trustees voted at their meeting Tuesday evening to...Tags: Politics, Water, Elections, Education, Chesapeake Bay
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Former FHSU receiver Murdock injured at Titans camp
Eyewitness SportsFormer Fort Hays State receiver O.J. Murdock injured his right Achilles' tendon at Tennessee Titans preseason camp on Sunday night. He had surgery on Monday. Murdock, a two year standout with the Tigers, signed a rookie free agent contract with the...Tags: Mike Munchak, Florida, Injuries and Wounds, Health, Tampa
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FHSU's Murdock signs with the Titans
Eyewitness SportsFormer Fort Hays State University wide out O.J. Murdock has signed a free agent contract to play for the Tennessee Titans. The Tampa, Florida native was a second team all MIAA selection and a second team al region selections last season. He holds Tiger...Tags: Florida, Tampa
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State Center pledge continues back-and-forth on city project
Proponents of an ambitious plan to redevelop the city's largest state government complex gathered Saturday to pledge that the project's benefits would be shared among surrounding communities and disputed a recent report critical of the roughly $1.5...Tags: Politics, Trials, Maryland, Downtown (Baltimore, Maryland), Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.
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Consumer travel and vacation complaints continue to fall in Florida
The last thing you want during vacation is a problem with your bill or services. Fortunately, the number of travel and vacation-related complaints have steadily fallen in recent years, according to the Division of Consumer Services.
During the 2010-...Tags: Travel, Consumers, Florida, Trips and Vacations, Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
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