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School board to decide on makeup days
The Ames Community School Board’s docket for Monday’s regular meeting includes deciding how to make up school days lost to winter weather, authorizing district staff to negotiate a contract for architectural services, and formalizing a repayment plan for an interfund loan for food service.
Read more News Source - The Ames Tribune
Publish date - 14:28:31 03/09/10

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Hinesburg School Board praised for containing budget
HINESBURG -- Before Hinesburg voters approved the school budget of $7,640,922 Monday night, board members and Principal Bob Goudreau shared the steps they had taken as the budget evolved.
Read more News Source - The Burlington Free Press
Publish date - 11:05:30 03/10/10

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Business Newsmaker: McElyea named VP at Central Bank
Christopher C. McElyea  has been promoted to vice president/commercial loan officer at Central Bank of Lake of the Ozarks
Read more News Source - Lake Sun Leader
Publish date - 15:41:47 03/10/10

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‘People get tired, worn out’ as they try to obtain loan modifications
Donna McCartney made phone call after phone call and wrote letters about her family’s deteriorating financial predicament and their inability to make their mortgage payments.
Read more News Source - Culpeper Star-Exponent
Publish date - 16:22:58 03/10/10

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Yellville-Summit School Board split on Dwyer's progress
The Yellville-Summit School Board voted 3-2 Monday to rescind financial decisions made at a special meeting Feb. 23, at Superintendent John Dwyer's request, including actions on the salary schedule, additional-duty schedule and moving all athletics after school.
Read more News Source - Baxter Bulletin
Publish date - 11:15:35 03/09/10

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I-Team: Jackson Asks For Loan To Stay Afloat
Executives for Jackson Health System, which is facing a $230 million budget shortfall and massive layoffs, have backed off plans to hire an outside public relations firm to manage the fallout should the hospital fire thousands of employees. In addition, the hospital is so close to insolvency, it could be cuff off by suppliers. Toward the end of a 12-hour meeting on Tuesday, executives for ...
Read more News Source - CBS4 Miami
Publish date - 14:02:00 03/10/10

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Jackson Health System leaders warn of insolvency without county loan
Jackson Health System is close to insolvency and facing the specter of having one of its major vendors, Johnson & Johnson, shut off supplies unless the company receives a $1 million payment this week.
Read more News Source - Miami Herald
Publish date - 12:03:02 03/10/10
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Public Works, Private Profit
If Mississippi hadn't provided $15 million in bonds and another $20 million in loan guarantees last January to Schulz GMBH to build its pipe factory, some other state would have.
Read more News Source - Jackson Free Press
Publish date - 22:25:02 03/10/10

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MoneySKILL adds up for students
The pressure was on Tuesday as high school students put their financial knowledge to the test at the third annual MoneySKILL Mania at the University at Buffalo.
Read more News Source - The Buffalo News
Publish date - 12:06:02 03/10/10

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In Virginia, Will Too Many Tea Party Candidates Spoil the Revolution?
Virginia's Fifth District seems ripe for a Republican victory -- unless conservative passion trumps political pragmatism
Read more News Source - Time.com via Yahoo! News
Publish date - 20:48:56 03/10/10

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Lawsuits, poker and the death of a boutique bank
In September 2008, as Lehman Brothers was breaking into a million pieces, a young investment bank was pushing up through the rubble.
Read more News Source - Reuters via Yahoo! News
Publish date - 16:10:23 03/10/10

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Bibb school officials: No option to seeking tax hike
There’s a hiring freeze on 16 vacant positions in the central office, and Bibb County school officials are considering buying “e-books,” the digital equivalent of printed books, to help cut costs.
Read more News Source - Macon Telegraph
Publish date - 12:11:39 03/08/10

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About-face
PROVIDENCE -- Faced with opposition ranging from the Rhode Island Affiliate of the American Civil Liberties Union to the Providence police union, Mayor David N. Cicilline on Wednesday backed off his order for immediate random drug testing at the Providence Police Department.
Read more News Source - The Providence Journal
Publish date - 03:33:14 03/11/10

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The demise of boutique bank Pali Capital
The swift demise of Pali Capital surprised industry observers. But as with many firms that suddenly fail, not everything at Pali was what it seemed.
Read more News Source - MSNBC
Publish date - 17:51:15 03/10/10

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People in business: March 7
Ojai Community Bank adds commercial loan officerOJAI — Ventura resident George Tabata has joined Ojai Community Bank as a commercial loan officer.Having been a community banker in Ventura County for more than 25 years, Tabata has expertise in business loans, loans for professionals, commercial and residential real estate loans and consumer loans.He is a graduate of the California Banking School ...
Read more News Source - Ventura County Star
Publish date - 08:42:00 03/07/10
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