New reporter joins The Ottawa Herald and Lyndon Jordan milestone
Vickie Moss has joined The Ottawa Herald staff as a reporter covering area law enforcement fire department emergency services and health news. Lyndon Jordan celebrates 15 years with Hotz Business Solutions in Ottawa rising to store manager of Ottawa and Lawrence branches and earning praise from president R D Kerley as a loyal team player.
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Wolf named Herald pagination editor in new role
Laura Wolf becomes The Herald pagination editor reshaping Neighbors Society Religion Church pages and obituaries duties. Lori Brockus of Princeton earns Longaberger 2002 National Top Sales Award VIP Level I for 45 000 to 59 999 at Columbus convention drawing 14 000 consultants.
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Retirement health costs rise as employer benefits shrink nationwide
Washington based study finds by 2031 employers will cover under 10 percent of retirees medical costs, forcing many to delay retirement or boost personal savings. Kaiser data show premiums rose nearly 13 percent this year, with single coverage average $454 and family plans $2,084.
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Chicago columnist resigns over relationship with teen
Chicago Tribune columnist Bob Greene resigned after admitting inappropriate sexual conduct with a teenager he met through his column. Editor Ann Marie Lipinski called the act a serious ethics violation and said the disclosure damages reader trust. The paper learned of the allegation via anonymous complaint and suspended Greene before his resignation.
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Private Media bids for Napster asset in stock deal
Barcelona based Private Media Group offered 1 million shares of common stock for Napster's brand identity. CEO Charles Prast said the Napster trademark would back a peer to peer network for adult content customers. A Delaware judge blocked a sale to Bertelsmann as Napster moves toward liquidation.
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