State Pitches New $352 Million UConn Health Center Plan As - Hartford Courant
FARMINGTON — - The price tag is $352 million, but as Gov. M. Jodi Rell told it Tuesday, the latest plan for the University of Connecticut Health Center has something for everyone. UConn ’s John Dempsey Hospital would get a new $236 million patient
Six New York City Employees Honored For Exemplary Public Service - 1010Wins
NEW YORK (1010 WINS) — Six New York City employees were honored Tuesday night at the Annual Sloan Public Service Awards. The awards are given to city government workers who set the standard for exemplary public service. This year’s winners have a
LEGISLATIVE ACTION BY ISSUE - Stateline
Corrections budgets were on the chopping block in at least 26 states as the recession forced lawmakers around the country to close prisons and lay off correctional officers, cut back on inmate rehabilitation programs and, in some cases, release
Sun, sand and surgery - Globe and Mail
B efore Diane Paul flew to Cuba in October for knee surgery, she had to make a trip to her local video store. Choice Medical Services, the Winnipeg-based company that arranged the trip for the 57-year-old Haligonian, had recommended that she watch
State Pitches New $352 Million UConn Health Center Plan As - Hartford Courant
FARMINGTON — - The price tag is $352 million, but as Gov. M. Jodi Rell told it Tuesday, the latest plan for the University of Connecticut Health Center has something for everyone. UConn ’s John Dempsey Hospital would get a new $236 million patient
Six New York City Employees Honored For Exemplary Public Service - 1010Wins
NEW YORK (1010 WINS) — Six New York City employees were honored Tuesday night at the Annual Sloan Public Service Awards. The awards are given to city government workers who set the standard for exemplary public service. This year’s winners have a
LEGISLATIVE ACTION BY ISSUE - Stateline
Corrections budgets were on the chopping block in at least 26 states as the recession forced lawmakers around the country to close prisons and lay off correctional officers, cut back on inmate rehabilitation programs and, in some cases, release
Sun, sand and surgery - Globe and Mail
B efore Diane Paul flew to Cuba in October for knee surgery, she had to make a trip to her local video store. Choice Medical Services, the Winnipeg-based company that arranged the trip for the 57-year-old Haligonian, had recommended that she watch