Princeton council reviews hospital refi police activity and fountain work
Princeton City Council discussed refinancing not more than 4 million in hospital bonds to save about 500 thousand over the life of bonds issued in 1993. The meeting also covered a 20 thousand donation for Recreation Center restrooms, fountain repairs, police activity rises from July 2009 to July 2010, and a 100th anniversary fire department event on August 29.
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Princeton
Paul Cassel
Wayne Shumate
Chris Stanley
Public Works & Recreation Committee
H.P and
Anne’ S. Hunnicutt
Stanley
Athens
Jimm Norman
The
Public Safety Committee
WL. Harman
Princeton Fire Department
Princeton Municipal
Norman
Tamara Neo Named to Virginia Board of Juvenile Justice
Gov. McDonnell appointed Buchanan County Commonwealth Attorney Tamara Neo to the Virginia Board of Juvenile Justice. The seven member board guides long range youth services policy and advises the governor, the DJJ director, and the General Assembly on youth services matters. Neo emphasized preventing delinquency by diverting youths early and building community partnerships for accountability and services.
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Tamara Neo
Board of Juvenile Justice
Department of Juvenile Justice
The
General Assembly
Nea
Blame spreads across society in varied voices
Residents from Lashmeet Falls Mills and Tazewell weigh blame for the economy. They cite factors from energy costs and manufacturing decline to political leadership and a disposables culture, with one speaker urging resilience.
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Roger Adams
Falls Mills
Downgrade Fallout Spurs Global Market Selloff
Investors dumped stocks and sought safety as S P downgraded the United States. Treasurys rallied with the 10 year yield sliding to 2.34 percent. Gold hit a record high while crude oil and other commodities fell on demand concerns. Dow fell about 5.5 percent to 10809.85, S P 500 dropped 6.7 percent, and Nasdaq shed 6.9 percent as fear spread. Moody’s kept the U S top rating but warned of possible future downgrade amid deficit gaps. The week saw the Dow surrender 1,900 points since July with fear rising over European debt.
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U.S
S&p
United States
Thomas Simons
Jefferies & Co
Treasurys
Dimitre Genov
Artio Global Investors
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Asia
South Korea
Japan
Germany
France
Moody’s
Aaa
Barack Obama
Washington
United States of America
Dow
Federal Reserve
Fannie Mae
Freddie Mac
Fannie
Freddie
Bank of America
AIG
Ated
Fed
Ben Bernanke
McDowell Teachers Embrace Let’s Move Plan for School Year
McDowell officials preview a school year tied to the federal Let’s Move initiative. They stress building solid student relationships, faculty enthusiasm, and a positive return to classrooms after a leadership conference. Contact Kate Coil at kcoil bottonline.com.
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Brown
Kate Coil
Kcoil
Bottonline
Breakthrough Antioxidant Drink Promises Diabetic Benefits
A sales brief touts OPC Factor an antioxidant drink claimed to lower blood sugar from 180 to 112 in two weeks and restore energy. It cites clinical studies, testimonials, and a risk free offer with a 6 month guarantee, urging calls to order.
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Doyle Alen
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Mercer County
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Community Foundation
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