Hiring Up On Rising Demand
Unofficial results from Virginia provided by the Associated Press note 12,837.33 Nasdaq Composite with a Nasdaq report indicating a rebound. A finance professor quotes that CFO optimism often precedes broader economic improvements. see Page C4 for the full business report and hiring-related details.
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Snapshot Of The Day Construction At Bridgewater Fire Station
Expansion work at Bridgewater Volunteer Fire Company continues on Tuesday seen from a ladder truck atop the building. Crews work on the ongoing project as scaffolding and equipment surround the site amid renovations at the firehouse.
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State Democrats press McDonnell on budget terms
State Senate Democrats have sent Gov. Bob McDonnell a list of conditions before passing a new state budget to fund services and operations. The letter, dated Wednesday, seeks the removal of the governor's demand to divert a portion of state sales tax revenue to transportation.
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Virginia Firm Wins Third Straight Blue Ribbon Award
Fine Earth LLC, a local landscape design firm in Virginia, captures the Blue Ribbon Small Business Award for the third year in a row from the U S Chamber of Commerce. Six Virginia companies earn the national honor for excellence in strategy, employee development, community involvement and customer service.
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Congress Divided On Striking Syria
The AP reports defense secretary Panetta and Gen Dempsey warned of Syria's air defenses and chemical stockpiles as US lawmakers split on unilateral military action. Obama opposes, McCain supports. Boehner and Romney also wary amid broader Middle East tensions and past wars. The Senate hearing stressed weighing coalition action versus solo intervention.
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Australian Man Pleads Guilty In Fake Bomb Case
In Sydney, investment banker Paul Douglas Peters pleaded guilty to aggravated break and enter and detaining 18 year old Madeleine Pulver with a fake bomb device. Prosecutors say he wore a ski mask and left a ransom note. the device was inert. Peters fled to the United States, was arrested in Louisville, Kentucky, and extradited back to Australia. Pulver's family and authorities expressed relief and continued mystery surrounding the case.
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Apple unveils new iPad with sharper screen
Apple introduces the iPad with a sharper high resolution display and faster processor, making the device marginally thicker due to a larger battery. Prices stay the same starting at 499, with cellular versions 629 to 829. The iPad 2 remains in production at 399. Sale begins March 16 in the US and other countries. Tim Cook notes a post PC era as the launch unfolds.
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