Kirker named development director at St. Paul Homes
William G. Kirker of Volant is named director of development at St. Paul Homes in Greenville. He will plan and execute a comprehensive fundraising program including annual giving, planned giving, special and major gifts, and capital campaigns. Kirker brings nearly 20 years of experience from The Children's Institute, Slippery Rock University, and The Bair Foundation, with a CFE from the NSRF and membership in its Youngstown chapter. He holds an MBA and a BS from Slippery Rock University.
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Youngstown
Ellwood City Century 21 Office Ranks Fifth in Northeast May
The Ellwood City office of Century 21 Preferred Properties Inc. finished fifth out of 106 Northeast region offices in May based on closed units. The office employs 20 full-time agents, competing with offices up to 172 agents in size.
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Century 21 Preferred Properties Inc
Century 21
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Pet Memorials Grow in Funeral Home Business
Pittsburgh area funeral director Mark Sauvageot expanded his firm to Pet Memorial in 1996. The service cremates dogs and other pets, offering prices from 95 to 189 dollars for cremation and 350 to 600 dollars for burial. Owners bring pets or pay 40 dollars for pickup, with urns from 15 dollars and headstones 45 to 200 dollars.
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Se-va-zhee
Columbus
Ohio
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Fritz
Pittsburgh
California
New York
Pet Memorial
Scripps Howard News Service
Back to the 50s car show returns to Pulaski park
Organizers prepare for four days of nostalgia with vintage cars, music, and family activities at Back to the 50s in the park. Pulaski resident Jim Weise Sr. showcases his 1969 Ford Torino GT, a black jade green 390 horsepower classic with 89,328 miles.
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Pulaski
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Kale Yarborough
Richard Petty
Mississippi
Jim
Weises
Ford
Americans' income growth outpaces spending in May
The Commerce Department reports personal income rose 0.4 percent in May while spending increased 0.2 percent. This marks the second consecutive month incomes grew faster than outlays, lifting the savings rate to its high of the year as consumer spending remains a key driver of the economy.
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Commerce Department
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