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Local firms snag $19M in 2nd period
Central Florida companies reeled in nearly $19 million in venture capital during the second quarter, trailing only the Tampa Bay area's $34.5 million among regions statewide, according to the latest industry survey.
For a second straight quarter, Central...Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry, California, Florida, Orlando, Companies and Corporations
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Maryland non-profit offering free reverse-mortgage counseling through the end of August
The Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Maryland and Delaware has some left over grant money and is using it to provide reverse-mortgage counseling for free until Aug. 31. Such counseling usually costs $125. If you've been thinking of getting a reverse...Tags: Maryland, Credit and Debt, Homes, South Carolina, Mortgages
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Two-year House of Representatives terms made sense at the time — now, maybe not
In her book, "Ratification, The People Debate the Constitution, 1787-1788," Pauline Maier notes that during the debate for ratification of the United States constitution in Massachusetts (as reported in the American Herald during the convention), the good...Tags: Politics, U.S. House of Representatives, Elections, Constitutional Issues
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Top 5 Things To Do In Wichita This Weekend
Fetchtoto.com EditorTop 5 things to do this weekend - July 29th to July 31st End this month with a weekend packed full of activities, music, and fundraising events! There are several opportunities for you to raise money for a great cause, all while having a joyful evening....Tags: Cambridge (Middlesex, Massachusetts), Wichita (Sedgwick, Kansas), Elvis Presley, Kansas (music group), Human Interest
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Van Hollen is right: Medicaid cuts hurt everyone
Contrary to Robert Erlandson's letter ( "Van Hollen shows why it will be so hard to reduce the deficit," July 26), Rep. Chris Van Hollen's op-ed ("Medicaid cuts would hurt us all," July 25) correctly pointed out the consequences of cutting Medicaid. As...Tags: Health Insurance, Health Insurance Cost, Hospitals and Clinics, Health, Government Health Care
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Campaign finance reports underscore GOP disparities
The first look at the campaign finance activities of the 2012 White House contenders underscored not only President Obama's huge cash advantage over his rivals but also the wide disparities in the Republican field, setting the stage for an urgent money...Tags: Pennsylvania, Charity, Rick Santorum, Florida, Barack Obama
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Presidential candidates off to slower fundraising start
The deadline for filing presidential fundraising reports closed Thursday, with officials from nearly every campaign predicting a relatively low dollar total compared with the historic highs at this time in the 2008 cycle.
Campaign aides engaged in the...Tags: California, Charity, Executive Branch, Regional Authority, Washington (U.S. state)
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No word from Costa jury
After nearly a week of deliberations, the jury in the murder case against Marcos Costa, the driver of a brakeless big rig that killed two people in La Cañada in April 2009, retired Wednesday without announcing a verdict. Costa, a Portuguese-speaking...Tags: Trials, Travel, Crimes, Justice System, Murder
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Texas Governor Rick Perry Expected to Run for President
Texas Governor Rick Perry, a staunch conservative with a Washington outsider's political resume, will run for the Republican nomination for U.S. president in 2012, his spokesman said Thursday.
"He will make a definitive announcement Saturday for the...Tags: Barack Obama, Executive Branch, Regional Authority, Washington (U.S. state), Government
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Author talks about role of B&O railroad in Civil War
davem@herald-mail.comAuthor Daniel Toomey traveled to Hagerstown Thursday night to tell a gathering of Civil War enthusiasts that the first front of the war was neither a political nor a geographical boundary, but the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Toomey's talk at the...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Railway Transportation, Gardens and Parks, Maryland, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Verizon strike slows phone line repairs
It's been five days since 85-year-old Odra Pickeral has had phone service in her residence. Macular degeneration makes seeing a keypad tough, and her home's phone is programmed for frequently dialed numbers. Pickeral is one of more than 100 residents...Tags: Macular Degeneration, Verizon Communications, Randallstown, Companies and Corporations, Health
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Acusan a novia de mafioso, de ayudarlo a ocultarse en EEUU
APLa mujer que durante años fue novia del jefe de la mafia James "Whitey" Bulger fue acusada el jueves de prestarle ayuda para eludir a las autoridades que buscaban capturarlo, durante los 16 años que permaneció prófugo. Los fiscales federales acusaron a...Tags: California, Boston, FBI
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