Virginia Stacey travels the world making sure workers know rights, other things (The Idaho Statesman)
Virginia Stacey is proof that a layoff is what you make of it.
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Virginia Stacey travels around the world helping others with employment issues (The Idaho Statesman)
When Virginia Stacey was laid off of her her state job, she faced a choice between long-term unemployment and trying something new. She close the latter. Today, she owns her own company and travels the world helping others with employment issues.
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For Virginia Beach police, number of DUI arrests is sobering (The Virginian-Pilot)
VIRGINIA BEACH Officer Brian Walters spotted the Jeep weaving along Elson Green Avenue and flipped on his emergency lights. When the driver, a 40-year-old woman, pulled over, her speech was slurred and eyes were glazed.
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Rabies bait dropping in Mercer, McDowell (Bluefield Daily Telegraph)
BLUEFIELD — Mercer County is among the southern West Virginia counties being included in a program to help stop the spread of raccoon rabies.
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Forecasters don’t foresee Hanna’s rains hitting area (Bluefield Daily Telegraph)
PRINCETON — Hurricanes may brush the East Coast this weekend, but their rains are not expected to reach all the way to southern West Virginia and southwest Virginia.
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Resident Says Neighbors 'Hostages' Of Run-Down Strip Mall (News Channel 5 Cleveland)
Lorain County residents fed up with a deteriorating shopping center take their fight to downtown Cleveland.
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It's More Than a Mortgage (Washington Post)
For Marc Laplante and his partner, Mitchell Keiver, the decision to buy a house wasn't simple.
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Harness Your Bargaining Power (Washington Post)
Aborrower negotiating the terms of a mortgage with a lender or mortgage broker is in what economists call a "bilateral bargaining process." Only two parties are involved, and the terms arrived at depend in part on their respective bargaining power.
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Free clinics ‘can't serve them all' (The Charlotte Observer)
They started showing up before dawn. One thought she had pneumonia. Another worried that a trip to the emergency room would mean a second bill for thousands of dollars. Everyone in the long line outside Charlotte Community Health Clinic in east Charlotte wanted to see a doctor, but no one had health insurance. At 9 a.m., when the doors to the free clinic finally opened, the first 50 people ...
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A Sum Lesser Than Its Parts (Washington Post)
CORNWALL, N.Y. Meditation enhances clarity. That occurred to me, sitting on the front steps here, staring at the titanium silver vehicle in the driveway. It was the 2008 BMW X6 xDrive35i Sports Activity Coupe. Its ugliness matched the length of its name, a moniker designed to hide a product development error.
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