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Memorial Day deals and steals
Special CorrespondentWith Memorial Day weekend around the corner, there are deals and “steals” vying for travelers’ attention. Here are some that caught our eye, including deals for military members and government employees to take a well-deserved vacation...Tags: Atlantic Ocean, Employees, Holidays, Memorial Day, Public Employees
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A public service message to youth sports parents
The good news is that, in seven years of umpiring amateur baseball games in the Baltimore area, Frank Handley has had to give the thumb to only five adults. The bad news is he had to do it again a couple of weeks ago. But we're going to turn a negative...
Tags: Sports, Abusive Behavior, Baseball, Politics, Government
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Emanuel to shift retired city workers to Obamacare
Clout StreetMayor Rahm Emanuel plans to start reducing health insurance coverage next year for more than 30,000 retired city workers and begin shifting them to President Barack Obama's new federal system. The move is aimed at saving the city money and comes as...Tags: Medicare, Interior Policy, Health and Safety at Work, Health Care Reform (2009), Public Employees
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WVU Extension offers food business classes in W.Va.'s Eastern Panhandle
Business and food safety experts from across the state will teach two one-day workshops to help entrepreneurs learn food business best practices. Topics include everything from product and process approval, required certifications and food business...Tags: Food Industry, State Parks, Politics, Government
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Arkansas steel plant awaiting signatures, closing; construction at Osceola expected by fall
AP Business WriterLITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The $1.1 billion Big River Steel mill that's planned for Osceola could be under construction later this year, but a number of things have to happen before dirt can be turned for the superproject. The plant is awaiting...Tags: Economic Policy, Companies and Corporations, Entergy Arkansas Inc., Economy, Business and Finance, Politics
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Students gain career experience
South Bend Tribune CorrespondentFor Riley High School senior Samuel Baxter, the radio and television course could be the introduction to a career. "All the work is worth the fun," says Baxter, who took the introductory course last year after someone mentioned that he had a great...Tags: Radio Industry, Radio, Entertainment, Teaching and Learning, Students
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Greek government orders teachers not to strike
ATHENS -- Greece’s ruling coalition threatened Monday to arrest public high school teachers if they walk off work later this week, a strike that would potentially disrupt university-entrance exams for thousands of students. But the government's...
Tags: National Government, Strikes, Teachers, Job Layoffs, Teaching and Learning
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Lower Macungie candidate Q&A: Roger Reis
(Editors note: This is the fifth Republican candidate for three Lower Macungie commissioner seats to be featured in Candidate Q&A.) Roger Reis, 70, is seeking a second term on Lower Macungie's five-member Board of Commissioners. Reis, a retired state...
Tags: Easter Seals, Finance, Economy, Business and Finance, Politics, Kutztown
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With same-sex marriage now available, state to end benefits for domestic partners
The O'Malley administration has notified state employees in same-sex relationships that they won't be able to include domestic partners in their health insurance anymore. If they want coverage, they'll have to get married. The policy change is the...
Tags: Marriage, Martin O'Malley, Health and Safety at Work, Gays and Lesbians, Labor Legislation
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Howard residents, council demand action on power failures
In the Dunloggin, Beaverbrook and Font Hill neighborhoods of Howard County, residents say they've spent thousands on home generators and on food to replace the stuff that spoils when the power goes out for days. There have also been other expenses, they...
Tags: Martin O'Malley, Clarksville, Ellicott City, Politics, Government
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Glendale city commissioner dead at 79
Gary Cornell, a city commissioner who played a role in doling out millions in federal grants for public projects and social services, died Friday morning in his home, his wife said. He was 79. Although the official cause of death was not yet been...
Tags: Politics, Government, Public Officials
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Latest Arkansas news, sports, business and entertainment
ABORTION BAN-ARKANSAS Judge excludes group from hearing on abortion ban LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal judge says a group that wants to help defend Arkansas' law banning most abortions 12 weeks into a pregnancy can't participate in a hearing...Tags: Regulatory Policy and Organizations, Accounting and Auditing, Trials, Nuclear Power, Rahm Emanuel
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