CHESAPEAKE, Va. (AP) — Virginia State Police are investigating an exchange of gunfire between local officers and a man they were chasing. The Virginian-Pilot cites a release from Chesapeake police that says officers tried to pull over a man for a traffic violation early Tuesday, which turned into a chase that led into Portsmouth. The […]
Reported by Seattle Times 7 hours ago.
Officers exchange gunfire with man during chase in Virginia
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Radsource Completes 13 ProtonPACS Installations in Q1:2018
Radsource, a leader in radiology clinical services and provider of Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS), added two new ProtonPACS clients in the first quarter of 2018. Additionally, the company launched 11 new instances of ProtonPACS for existing customers, bringing the total installations for the first quarter to 13.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (PRWEB) April 03, 2018
Radsource, a leader in radiology clinical services and provider of Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS), added two new ProtonPACS clients in the first quarter of 2018. Additionally, the company launched 11 new instances of ProtonPACS for existing customers, bringing the total installations for the first quarter to 13.
Two new hospital customers in Arkansas and Mississippi successfully installed ProtonPACS in the first quarter of 2018. Also this quarter, Radsource implemented several new projects for Eagle Eye Radiology, a Virginia-based teleradiology practice founded by a group of U.S. military-trained radiologists.
“I’ve used many PACS and I can tell you that ProtonPACS is a godsend. It delivers seamless integration of voice recognition with an outstanding capture rate. The fidelity, tools and ease of use make it a radiologist’s dream to use,” states Dr. Duncan Barlow, Senior Radiologist at Eagle Eye. “Additionally, the Radsource support team is excellent. If there is an issue, they are always available and approach every situation with a can-do attitude. We appreciate their diligence and professionalism.”
About ProtonPACS
ProtonPACS by Radsource provides hospitals, imaging centers and physician practices everything needed to optimize imaging workflow and increase profitability. By combining award-winning PACS software with proactive support, speech recognition, report delivery and guaranteed secure archiving, ProtonPACS delivers a fully functional and flexible PACS solution in a cost effective, fee-per-study model. The service is fully managed and maintained by the ProtonPACS team, greatly reducing internal IT needs, and is uniquely engineered for maximum speed and the elimination of downtime. ProtonPACS is fully regulatory compliant and seamlessly communicates with any information system.
For more information visit http://www.protonpacs.com or contact us at mmeadows@radsource.us Reported by PRWeb 8 hours ago.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (PRWEB) April 03, 2018
Radsource, a leader in radiology clinical services and provider of Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS), added two new ProtonPACS clients in the first quarter of 2018. Additionally, the company launched 11 new instances of ProtonPACS for existing customers, bringing the total installations for the first quarter to 13.
Two new hospital customers in Arkansas and Mississippi successfully installed ProtonPACS in the first quarter of 2018. Also this quarter, Radsource implemented several new projects for Eagle Eye Radiology, a Virginia-based teleradiology practice founded by a group of U.S. military-trained radiologists.
“I’ve used many PACS and I can tell you that ProtonPACS is a godsend. It delivers seamless integration of voice recognition with an outstanding capture rate. The fidelity, tools and ease of use make it a radiologist’s dream to use,” states Dr. Duncan Barlow, Senior Radiologist at Eagle Eye. “Additionally, the Radsource support team is excellent. If there is an issue, they are always available and approach every situation with a can-do attitude. We appreciate their diligence and professionalism.”
About ProtonPACS
ProtonPACS by Radsource provides hospitals, imaging centers and physician practices everything needed to optimize imaging workflow and increase profitability. By combining award-winning PACS software with proactive support, speech recognition, report delivery and guaranteed secure archiving, ProtonPACS delivers a fully functional and flexible PACS solution in a cost effective, fee-per-study model. The service is fully managed and maintained by the ProtonPACS team, greatly reducing internal IT needs, and is uniquely engineered for maximum speed and the elimination of downtime. ProtonPACS is fully regulatory compliant and seamlessly communicates with any information system.
For more information visit http://www.protonpacs.com or contact us at mmeadows@radsource.us Reported by PRWeb 8 hours ago.
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NWS: Showers likely, chance for severe thunderstorms on Peninsula Wednesday
Showers are likely on the Virginia Peninsula Wednesday, and there's a chance for severe thunderstorms in the afternoon.
The National Weather Service forecast calls for a 50 percent chance for showers and thunderstorms before 2 p.m., increasing to 70 percent later in the afternoon.
Skies during... Reported by dailypress.com 6 hours ago.
The National Weather Service forecast calls for a 50 percent chance for showers and thunderstorms before 2 p.m., increasing to 70 percent later in the afternoon.
Skies during... Reported by dailypress.com 6 hours ago.
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Virginia Revival to Protest 'Toxic' Christianity
A group of progressive Christians is planning a revival to protest what they say is evangelicalism that's become toxic. Experts say it reflects a growing number of Christians who are reconsidering their political leanings in the era of Trump. (April 4)
Reported by USATODAY.com 5 hours ago.
Reported by USATODAY.com 5 hours ago.
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When teachers close the schools in protest, what happens to the kids?
Hundreds of thousands of other parents soon may face the same unanticipated child-care challenge as those in West Virginia, Oklahoma and Kentucky.
Reported by USATODAY.com 4 hours ago.
Reported by USATODAY.com 4 hours ago.
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Teacher protests put Republicans on the spot in red states
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A teacher walkout in Oklahoma entered its third day Wednesday in a red state rebellion stretching from West Virginia to Arizona that is putting Republican lawmakers on the spot politically.In Oklahoma, most...
Reported by New Zealand Herald 3 hours ago.
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Fifty years after Martin Luther King's death, US civil rights leaders lament Donald Trump's rise
A half century after the assassination of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., US civil rights leaders say they are fearful President Donald Trump could reverse progress made on civil rights in the United States since King's death.
The racism that King's leadership helped subdue has returned, said E. Lynn Brown, a former associate of King's who is bishop of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church near Memphis, Tennessee, pointing to a resurgence of white supremacists since Trump launched his campaign for president.
"They were afraid to show their ugly heads in a prominent way. Now, Trump has given them a voice and created a climate where they are not afraid to show their ugly heads," Brown said.
The White House did not respond to a request for comment.
King died of an assassin's bullet in Memphis, Tennessee, on April 4, 1968, ending his leadership of a nonviolent campaign for equal rights for African-Americans. His death shook the United States in a year that would also bring race riots, violent anti-war demonstrations and the assassination of presidential candidate Robert Kennedy.
To be sure, Trump praised King in glowing terms upon the celebration of King's birthday in January, and the president has pointed to historically low unemployment for African-Americans as evidence that blacks are benefiting from his presidency.
Black leaders were proud to have Barack Obama as president and some have lamented that Trump succeeded him.
The maverick Republican has drawn criticism for praising pro-Confederate demonstrators in Charlottesville, Virginia, last August as "some very fine people." He has also picked Twitter fights with black athletes and appointed few minorities to high office.
Some conservative African-Americans have seen the critique of Trump as unfair, saying white supremacists, neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan existed while Obama was president.
"We have to be very careful at pointing fingers at the White House when in fact racial progress happens at our house," said U.S. Senator Tim Scott, a Republican from South Carolina.
Even so, Scott criticized Trump for his comments after Charlottesville as unhelpful but said the history of race relations was unrelated to the occupant of the White House.
"We're too quick to say that someone is racist if we don't hear in their words what we want to hear," said Ward Connerly, a conservative African-American who has long fought against racial preferences for minorities. "There are many things I think you can say about Trump, but I don't think that he's a racist."
Still, some civil rights leaders have not forgiven Trump for his reaction to the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, in which white nationalists demonstrated to preserve pro-slavery monuments and neo-Nazis chanted anti-Semitic slogans.
After a white nationalist killed a counter-demonstrator when he drove his car into a crowd, Trump said there was blame "on many sides."
"When I heard Mr. Trump say there were good people, some good people on both sides, and saw the violence in Charlottesville, it made me cry. I really cried," said U.S. Representative John Lewis, a Democrat from Georgia who endured life-threatening injuries as a civil rights leader in the 1960s.
"But it also made me more determined to do all I could to help our country move forward," Lewis said.
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The racism that King's leadership helped subdue has returned, said E. Lynn Brown, a former associate of King's who is bishop of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church near Memphis, Tennessee, pointing to a resurgence of white supremacists since Trump launched his campaign for president.
"They were afraid to show their ugly heads in a prominent way. Now, Trump has given them a voice and created a climate where they are not afraid to show their ugly heads," Brown said.
The White House did not respond to a request for comment.
King died of an assassin's bullet in Memphis, Tennessee, on April 4, 1968, ending his leadership of a nonviolent campaign for equal rights for African-Americans. His death shook the United States in a year that would also bring race riots, violent anti-war demonstrations and the assassination of presidential candidate Robert Kennedy.
To be sure, Trump praised King in glowing terms upon the celebration of King's birthday in January, and the president has pointed to historically low unemployment for African-Americans as evidence that blacks are benefiting from his presidency.
Black leaders were proud to have Barack Obama as president and some have lamented that Trump succeeded him.
The maverick Republican has drawn criticism for praising pro-Confederate demonstrators in Charlottesville, Virginia, last August as "some very fine people." He has also picked Twitter fights with black athletes and appointed few minorities to high office.
Some conservative African-Americans have seen the critique of Trump as unfair, saying white supremacists, neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan existed while Obama was president.
"We have to be very careful at pointing fingers at the White House when in fact racial progress happens at our house," said U.S. Senator Tim Scott, a Republican from South Carolina.
Even so, Scott criticized Trump for his comments after Charlottesville as unhelpful but said the history of race relations was unrelated to the occupant of the White House.
"We're too quick to say that someone is racist if we don't hear in their words what we want to hear," said Ward Connerly, a conservative African-American who has long fought against racial preferences for minorities. "There are many things I think you can say about Trump, but I don't think that he's a racist."
Still, some civil rights leaders have not forgiven Trump for his reaction to the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, in which white nationalists demonstrated to preserve pro-slavery monuments and neo-Nazis chanted anti-Semitic slogans.
After a white nationalist killed a counter-demonstrator when he drove his car into a crowd, Trump said there was blame "on many sides."
"When I heard Mr. Trump say there were good people, some good people on both sides, and saw the violence in Charlottesville, it made me cry. I really cried," said U.S. Representative John Lewis, a Democrat from Georgia who endured life-threatening injuries as a civil rights leader in the 1960s.
"But it also made me more determined to do all I could to help our country move forward," Lewis said.
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Mars Parachute Test Successfully Launched from Wallops
Washington DC (SPX) Apr 03, 2018The launch of a Black Brant IX sounding rocket carrying the Advanced Supersonic Parachute Inflation Research Experiment or ASPIRE was successfully conducted at 12:19 p.m. EDT, March 31, 2018, from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. The next ASPIRE test at Wallops is currently scheduled for later this summer. The rocket was carrying the Advanced Supersonic Parachute Inflation Reported by Space Daily 2 hours ago.
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ALOHA Mind Math Opens First Learning Center in Maryland this April
ALOHA Mind Math is celebrating the Grand Opening of their first learning center in the region in Colombia, Maryland during the month of April, 2018. The public is invited to join them for an overview of their unique math, and their reading | writing programs plus a tour of the new facility.
COLUMBIA, Md. (PRWEB) April 04, 2018
ALOHA Mind Math is celebrating the Grand Opening of their first learning center in the region in Colombia, Maryland during the month of April. The public is invited to join them for an overview of their unique math, and their reading | writing programs plus a tour of the new facility. ALOHA learning centers cater to both high achieving children, and to those who are struggling, ages 5-12. Programs in math, reading & writing and curriculum based Accelerated School Math Program are available; information at: ALOHAMindMath.com, or Columbia(at)aloha-usa(dot)com. (443) 885-0120
Marking the 19th state into which ALOHA has expanded, the Maryland centers will bring the company’s Reading | Writing programs to the state, along with their signature mind math program called ALOHA Mind Math. ALOHA also runs accelerated School Math Program which allows students more time to engage in complex application of skills and concepts, problem-solving and critical thinking with grade-level standards. ALOHA Mind Math offer children ages 5-12 life-long skills through these elementary school programs using after-school or evening academic enrichment programs. These programs are useful for parents who want to give their high-achieving children more tools to help them excel and boost in Math self-esteem. For children who need math help or improved reading and writing skills, ALOHA gives them a broader skill set to help them do better in school.
“We have been successfully running an ALOHA Mind Math program in Northern Virginia for the last 9 years and we are excited to bring this program to Colombia, Maryland. Our unique concept can provide the necessary tools to excel in school and best of all give our children the confidence they deserve,” says ALOHA Columbia, MD President, Sreeja Ganesh. She adds, “We balance the use of the abacus, and mental math, with modern techniques, which give children tools to help them be successful at math learning, and build confidence, while also integrating these concepts with what children need to succeed at school.”
ALOHA’s teacher-led Reading | Writing program's goals are to inspire children to read and write easily and excel in language arts. The program works to motivate young minds and to develop a passion for reading and writing spontaneously. The programs ALOHA will be bringing to Maryland are designed for Grades pre-k to 5th Grade. This center also plans to have summer camp programs starting in June.
ALOHA
Since 2006, ALOHA Mind Math, a leading provider of mental arithmetic and English Reading | Writing after school programs, has been guiding children in the U.S. between the ages of 3 through 14 to achieve academic excellence in these grades. ALOHA is currently training children at over 111 locations in 20 states across the U.S. Programs also include a Tiny Thinkers pre-school program for ages 3-5, and a STEM summer camp for 10-14 year-olds. The interactive learning process ALOHA uses enhances a child’s math, reading and writing capabilities. The teachers also assist children in developing skills and abilities such as observation and listening that result in the overall growth of the child. The ALOHA program is also in use in 20 countries worldwide.
For more details on these unique programs please visit https://www.alohamindmath.com or search for the center closest to you by using our locator https://alohamindmath.com/find-a-center/. Reported by PRWeb 1 hour ago.
COLUMBIA, Md. (PRWEB) April 04, 2018
ALOHA Mind Math is celebrating the Grand Opening of their first learning center in the region in Colombia, Maryland during the month of April. The public is invited to join them for an overview of their unique math, and their reading | writing programs plus a tour of the new facility. ALOHA learning centers cater to both high achieving children, and to those who are struggling, ages 5-12. Programs in math, reading & writing and curriculum based Accelerated School Math Program are available; information at: ALOHAMindMath.com, or Columbia(at)aloha-usa(dot)com. (443) 885-0120
Marking the 19th state into which ALOHA has expanded, the Maryland centers will bring the company’s Reading | Writing programs to the state, along with their signature mind math program called ALOHA Mind Math. ALOHA also runs accelerated School Math Program which allows students more time to engage in complex application of skills and concepts, problem-solving and critical thinking with grade-level standards. ALOHA Mind Math offer children ages 5-12 life-long skills through these elementary school programs using after-school or evening academic enrichment programs. These programs are useful for parents who want to give their high-achieving children more tools to help them excel and boost in Math self-esteem. For children who need math help or improved reading and writing skills, ALOHA gives them a broader skill set to help them do better in school.
“We have been successfully running an ALOHA Mind Math program in Northern Virginia for the last 9 years and we are excited to bring this program to Colombia, Maryland. Our unique concept can provide the necessary tools to excel in school and best of all give our children the confidence they deserve,” says ALOHA Columbia, MD President, Sreeja Ganesh. She adds, “We balance the use of the abacus, and mental math, with modern techniques, which give children tools to help them be successful at math learning, and build confidence, while also integrating these concepts with what children need to succeed at school.”
ALOHA’s teacher-led Reading | Writing program's goals are to inspire children to read and write easily and excel in language arts. The program works to motivate young minds and to develop a passion for reading and writing spontaneously. The programs ALOHA will be bringing to Maryland are designed for Grades pre-k to 5th Grade. This center also plans to have summer camp programs starting in June.
ALOHA
Since 2006, ALOHA Mind Math, a leading provider of mental arithmetic and English Reading | Writing after school programs, has been guiding children in the U.S. between the ages of 3 through 14 to achieve academic excellence in these grades. ALOHA is currently training children at over 111 locations in 20 states across the U.S. Programs also include a Tiny Thinkers pre-school program for ages 3-5, and a STEM summer camp for 10-14 year-olds. The interactive learning process ALOHA uses enhances a child’s math, reading and writing capabilities. The teachers also assist children in developing skills and abilities such as observation and listening that result in the overall growth of the child. The ALOHA program is also in use in 20 countries worldwide.
For more details on these unique programs please visit https://www.alohamindmath.com or search for the center closest to you by using our locator https://alohamindmath.com/find-a-center/. Reported by PRWeb 1 hour ago.
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Seven Marketing Strategies that All Teams Must Implement: Magnificent Marketing Presents a New Webinar With Expert Tips for Success
Marketers are playing an increasingly important role in the world of business, and to climb the ranks in their company and find success, there are certain key strategies that every marketer should know. Magnificent Marketing has teamed up with marketing expert Douglas Burdett to present a new webinar featuring seven key concepts for marketers to understand and implement.
AUSTIN, Texas (PRWEB) April 04, 2018
According to a study by the Fournaise Group, 80% of CEOs don’t trust marketers because they think marketers are disconnected from the financial realities of their company. On the other hand, more and more CMOs are being promoted to CEOs.
Marketers have a very important job to do, and to gain the trust of their CEOs (and even rise in the ranks), there are certain key concepts they should learn. To help marketers pinpoint, understand and implement these key concepts, Magnificent Marketing has teamed up with Douglas Burdett - founder of Artillery LLC and host of The Marketing Book Podcast - to present a new podcast episode on seven marketing strategies that all marketing teams should put into action.
In this episode, Burdett covers the following topics:
-The importance of image
-Two key questions to ask
-The most powerful marketing tool
-Educating buyers
-Content creation tips
-Measuring improvement
-Adopting a management mindset
-And more!
This episode is part of Magnificent's podcast series and is available with an accompanying blog on Magnificent.com.
About Magnificent Marketing:
Magnificent Marketing is your full-service content marketing agency that will take care of all your marketing needs so that you can concentrate on the core duties needed to manage and grow your business.
Their objective is to generate leads that turn into customers while focusing on expanding the visibility of your company and brand, and positioning you to be "top of mind" for future potential clients.
In order to achieve this, they draw on their experience and belief that a mixture of traditional marketing techniques combined with modern marketing tools will yield the best results. In other words, they blend old and new school marketing to create the best school of thought.
About Douglas Burdett:
Burdett is the principal and founder of Artillery, a business-to- business marketing agency in Norfolk, Virginia, established in 2001. He is also the host of The Marketing Book Podcast which was listed as the number 2 business podcast on iTunes. This week, LinkedIn included The Marketing Book Podcast on its “10 Podcasts that Will Make You a Better Marketer in 2016” list. Prior to starting his own firm, Douglas worked at a Virginia advertising agency for 4 years after working in New York City on Madison Avenue for 10 years at ad industry giants J. Walter Thompson and Grey Advertising. Before starting his business career, Douglas graduated from VMI, served as a U.S. Army artillery officer in Germany for three years and then earned an MBA. Reported by PRWeb 1 hour ago.
AUSTIN, Texas (PRWEB) April 04, 2018
According to a study by the Fournaise Group, 80% of CEOs don’t trust marketers because they think marketers are disconnected from the financial realities of their company. On the other hand, more and more CMOs are being promoted to CEOs.
Marketers have a very important job to do, and to gain the trust of their CEOs (and even rise in the ranks), there are certain key concepts they should learn. To help marketers pinpoint, understand and implement these key concepts, Magnificent Marketing has teamed up with Douglas Burdett - founder of Artillery LLC and host of The Marketing Book Podcast - to present a new podcast episode on seven marketing strategies that all marketing teams should put into action.
In this episode, Burdett covers the following topics:
-The importance of image
-Two key questions to ask
-The most powerful marketing tool
-Educating buyers
-Content creation tips
-Measuring improvement
-Adopting a management mindset
-And more!
This episode is part of Magnificent's podcast series and is available with an accompanying blog on Magnificent.com.
About Magnificent Marketing:
Magnificent Marketing is your full-service content marketing agency that will take care of all your marketing needs so that you can concentrate on the core duties needed to manage and grow your business.
Their objective is to generate leads that turn into customers while focusing on expanding the visibility of your company and brand, and positioning you to be "top of mind" for future potential clients.
In order to achieve this, they draw on their experience and belief that a mixture of traditional marketing techniques combined with modern marketing tools will yield the best results. In other words, they blend old and new school marketing to create the best school of thought.
About Douglas Burdett:
Burdett is the principal and founder of Artillery, a business-to- business marketing agency in Norfolk, Virginia, established in 2001. He is also the host of The Marketing Book Podcast which was listed as the number 2 business podcast on iTunes. This week, LinkedIn included The Marketing Book Podcast on its “10 Podcasts that Will Make You a Better Marketer in 2016” list. Prior to starting his own firm, Douglas worked at a Virginia advertising agency for 4 years after working in New York City on Madison Avenue for 10 years at ad industry giants J. Walter Thompson and Grey Advertising. Before starting his business career, Douglas graduated from VMI, served as a U.S. Army artillery officer in Germany for three years and then earned an MBA. Reported by PRWeb 1 hour ago.
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West Virginia prison inmate killed in fight
HAZELTON, W.Va. (AP) — An inmate was killed in a fight and another treated for minor injuries at USP Hazelton in West Virginia, and issues about staffing are again being raised. The Dominion Post reports 48-year-old Ian Thorne was killed in a fight with another prison inmate Monday. A U.S. Bureau of Prisons release says […]
Reported by Seattle Times 1 hour ago.
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Pentagon's 5MILLION stealth boat parks up at Virginia dock
An unusual Navy vessel docked in Norfolk Virginia on Monday had passerby wondering about the $5million space age marine curiosity.
Reported by MailOnline 26 minutes ago.
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Man dies after fire at home in Virginia
FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) — Officials say a fatal fire in Virginia was caused by someone smoking a cigarette in bed while using oxygen. The Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department said in a news release Tuesday that units were dispatched for a reported house fire in Lees Corner on Friday. Two people who were at […]
Reported by Seattle Times 25 minutes ago.
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Governor signs bill raising felony theft threshold
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam has signed legislation that will soften the penalties for people caught stealing smaller-dollar items. The Democratic governor announced Wednesday that he’d approved a bill that raises the state’s felony theft threshold from $200 to $500. Virginia has kept its felony bar at $200 since 1980 and is […]
Reported by Seattle Times 10 hours ago.
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Maryland approves $4.5B Washington Gas acquisition
Maryland’s Pubic Service Commission has approved the $4.5 billion acquisition of WGL Holdings Inc., the parent company of Washington Gas, by Canadian energy company AltaGas. The companies had previously reached a settlement agreement with Maryland’s PSC, but the official approval removes another hurdle to finalize the deal. Virginia and the federal government have already approved. That leaves the District’s Public Service Commission as the last regulatory agency that needs to weigh in. That…
Reported by bizjournals 11 hours ago.
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Quillen hopes to go from special teams standout to starting CB for Hokies
It’s taken two years, but Jovonn Quillen may finally have found his comfort zone on the football field for Virginia Tech.
He’s done his fair share of sitting, waiting, studying and even a little position hopping to reach that point.
Quillen is finally getting his opportunity this spring to win... Reported by dailypress.com 9 hours ago.
He’s done his fair share of sitting, waiting, studying and even a little position hopping to reach that point.
Quillen is finally getting his opportunity this spring to win... Reported by dailypress.com 9 hours ago.
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Ohio pharmacists must reveal cheaper drug options after 'gag order' removed
At least 35 state legislatures have considered prohibiting “gag clauses” in contracts that restrict pharmacists from revealing less-costly drug options to consumers. Governors in Mississippi, South Dakota and Virginia signed bills in March, bringing the total to at least 13 states with enacted laws.
Reported by USATODAY.com 9 hours ago.
Reported by USATODAY.com 9 hours ago.
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LoanCare Receives Fannie Mae's STAR Performer Award
LoanCare, a top mortgage servicer, announced that the company received Fannie Mae’s Servicer Total Achievement and Rewards™ (STAR™) performer recognition for the 2017 STAR Program year. The STAR Program recognizes servicers that assist homeowners and demonstrate excellence in mortgage servicing.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (PRWEB) April 04, 2018
LoanCare, a top mortgage servicer, announced that the company received Fannie Mae’s Servicer Total Achievement and Rewards™ (STAR™) performer recognition for the 2017 STAR Program year. The STAR Program recognizes servicers that assist homeowners and demonstrate excellence in mortgage servicing.
“The LoanCare team is honored to be recognized by Fannie Mae’s STAR program for demonstrating best practices in General Mortgage Servicing,” said Dave Worrall, president of LoanCare. “This recognition reflects our commitment to achieve the high standards that Fannie Mae sets for its servicing partners and our continued alignment with their mission to make the housing finance system stronger, safer and more efficient.”
Fannie Mae’s STAR program is based on a continuous improvement model designed to consistently "raise the bar." The STAR Performer recognition is reserved for top performing servicers within one or more of three STAR Performer categories: General Servicing, Solution Delivery and Timeline Management.
About LoanCare
LoanCare is a leading national provider of full service subservicing and interim subservicing to the mortgage industry and has offered its expertise and best practices in providing servicing solutions for others since 1991. At the present time, LoanCare subservices approximately 1.2 million loans in 50 states or roughly $240 billion in loan balances. LoanCare has a seasoned loan servicing team with senior managers averaging nearly 30 years of experience in the mortgage and financial services industry.
Media Contact: Tracy Venturino, 724.407.0793, tracy.venturino@svclnk.com Reported by PRWeb 11 hours ago.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (PRWEB) April 04, 2018
LoanCare, a top mortgage servicer, announced that the company received Fannie Mae’s Servicer Total Achievement and Rewards™ (STAR™) performer recognition for the 2017 STAR Program year. The STAR Program recognizes servicers that assist homeowners and demonstrate excellence in mortgage servicing.
“The LoanCare team is honored to be recognized by Fannie Mae’s STAR program for demonstrating best practices in General Mortgage Servicing,” said Dave Worrall, president of LoanCare. “This recognition reflects our commitment to achieve the high standards that Fannie Mae sets for its servicing partners and our continued alignment with their mission to make the housing finance system stronger, safer and more efficient.”
Fannie Mae’s STAR program is based on a continuous improvement model designed to consistently "raise the bar." The STAR Performer recognition is reserved for top performing servicers within one or more of three STAR Performer categories: General Servicing, Solution Delivery and Timeline Management.
About LoanCare
LoanCare is a leading national provider of full service subservicing and interim subservicing to the mortgage industry and has offered its expertise and best practices in providing servicing solutions for others since 1991. At the present time, LoanCare subservices approximately 1.2 million loans in 50 states or roughly $240 billion in loan balances. LoanCare has a seasoned loan servicing team with senior managers averaging nearly 30 years of experience in the mortgage and financial services industry.
Media Contact: Tracy Venturino, 724.407.0793, tracy.venturino@svclnk.com Reported by PRWeb 11 hours ago.
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Don Blankenship, convicted ex-Massey CEO now Senate candidate, calls for more mine safety
Former Massey CEO Don Blankenship, a GOP West Virginia Senate candidate, continues to blame the government for the mining disaster that killed 29 men.
Reported by USATODAY.com 8 hours ago.
Reported by USATODAY.com 8 hours ago.
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NWS: Cooler, but sunny weather on Virginia Peninsula Thursday
Temperatures will be a bit cooler on the Virginia Peninsula Thursday, but skies will be sunny.
The National Weather Service forecast calls for a high temperature near 56 degrees and a low about 42.
Skies will be sunny during the day and become partly cloudy overnight.
Winds will be out of the northwest,... Reported by dailypress.com 8 hours ago.
The National Weather Service forecast calls for a high temperature near 56 degrees and a low about 42.
Skies will be sunny during the day and become partly cloudy overnight.
Winds will be out of the northwest,... Reported by dailypress.com 8 hours ago.
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