Boston GlobeSmall firms find sick time law tough to digestBoston GlobeOlive Chase has built a thriving catering business on Cape Cod, arranging everything from cheeseburger buffets on the beach to five-course meals for wealthy museum donors. In her nea…
The Times and Democrat |
Bill’s Clintonesque rebuttal
The Times and Democrat But when a country or a firm gives large sums of money to a charity founded by a former U.S. president, whose wife happens to be secretary of state, and whose department may be considering business related to said donor, then one would not likely infer … |
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Healthy options and tests offered at Church of the Open Door
The Morning Journal Elyria’s Church of the Open Door hosted its Health Fair in the Ralph Neighbor Center, June 13. The event, held at Route 113 and West Ridge Road, offered free eye exams, hearing tests, diabetic glucose tests and blood pressure tests. Various health care … |
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Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know
Sacramento Bee The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors will begin three days of budget hearings for the fiscal year that starts July 1, starting with a discussion of spending related to law enforcement agencies, parks and animal care. Today’s hearing begins at 9 … |
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (blog) |
Ed tax credit backers: Assembly plan a ‘phony-baloney ruse’
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (blog) Supporters of a lucrative tax credit for donors to schools — including private and parochial institutions — say an Assembly proposal to provide an expense deduction for parents of private-school students doesn’t go far enough. The Invest in Ed … |
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University of Oregon to hire faculty under auspices of researchers Jim …
The Register-Guard Administrators chose the 10 best “clusters” to pursue in the hopes that donors would step up and fund the new hires. So far, only one donor has done so. Last fall, Connie Ballmer — and her … In a related development, Stormshak, director of the … |
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Education reforms spur lobbying ‘arms race’
WGRZ-TV And with education issues dominating much of the state Legislature’s 2015 session and seemingly ubiquitous school-related advertisements on the airwaves and in voters’ mailboxes, that trend appears destined to continue. … boost has been fueled in … Education reforms spur NY lobbying ‘arms race’Rochester Democrat and Chronicle |
The Guardian |
Kimbal Musk takes the tech entrepreneur ethos and applies it to food
The Guardian The Kitchen actually refers to three related restaurant concepts. There’s The Kitchen, the … A mix of foundations and individual donors funds The Kitchen Community’s efforts across the states where it’s placed gardens. Today The Kitchen Community has … |
Agency asks for fans so seniors can beat heatColumbus DispatchAs temperatures start to sizzle, LifeCare Alliance is asking for donations of new electric fans to help elderly and medically challenged Ohioans deal with the heat. The agency is working wit…
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Kathleen Parker: Bill’s Clinton-esque rebuttal
The Spokesman Review But when a country or a firm gives large sums of money to a charity founded by a former U.S. president, whose wife happens to be secretary of state, and whose department may be considering business related to said donor, then one would not likely infer … |