southern chester county weeklies | Annual Radley Run art show to benefit Safe Harbor southern chester county weeklies By Wm. Shawn Weigel (Courtesy photo): Attendees at last year's art show at Radley Run Country Club browse a variety of pieces on sale. Thirty percent of the proceeds from all art sales go to benefit Safe Harbor. Kare n Delany knows that buying art is a ... |
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Annual Radley Run art show to benefit Safe Harbor - southern chester county weeklies
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Sunday, February 26, 2012
Colonial looks to board to fill top jobs - Tampa Bay Business Journal:
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The appointments of Sippial and Beville are effectivwe today but are subjectg to final approval by the appropriate regulatory Colonial said ina release. Colonial BancGroup (NYSE: headquartered in Montgomery, Ala., is a $26 billion holdin g company with 352 branches in five is among the largest banks in the Tampaa Bay area with50 $2.8 billion in deposits and a 3.6 percent deposit market according to the most recent information available from the Colonial recently made a deal for a $300 millionh capital infusion that gives of Ocala controlling interesr in the bank, which has struggled in part becaus e of its exposure to the Florida real estatw market.
Sippial, president and founder of , a real estat e investment company basedin Montgomery, has served on the board of directorsw of Colonial since 1997. In additiob to his regular board compensation, he will receive an annual retainerof $300,000 and an annual transportation allowancs of $10,000, a filing with the said. who also has served on the Colonial boarrdsince 1997, will be taking a leave of absence from his positionh as vice president/treasurer at T&B Ltd., an insurancse agency in Mobile, Ala., operating under the name . Beville does not have a written contractrwith Colonial, but he will receive a base annual salary of $850,000, the SEC filing said.
In lieu of a relocatio package, he will receive up to $50,0090 in annual housing allowance and an annual transportatio n allowanceof $10,000. Neither Sippial nor Beville will initiallyt take part in a definedincentive plan, and neither was grantexd any equity compensation or signing bonus, the filing
The appointments of Sippial and Beville are effectivwe today but are subjectg to final approval by the appropriate regulatory Colonial said ina release. Colonial BancGroup (NYSE: headquartered in Montgomery, Ala., is a $26 billion holdin g company with 352 branches in five is among the largest banks in the Tampaa Bay area with50 $2.8 billion in deposits and a 3.6 percent deposit market according to the most recent information available from the Colonial recently made a deal for a $300 millionh capital infusion that gives of Ocala controlling interesr in the bank, which has struggled in part becaus e of its exposure to the Florida real estatw market.
Sippial, president and founder of , a real estat e investment company basedin Montgomery, has served on the board of directorsw of Colonial since 1997. In additiob to his regular board compensation, he will receive an annual retainerof $300,000 and an annual transportation allowancs of $10,000, a filing with the said. who also has served on the Colonial boarrdsince 1997, will be taking a leave of absence from his positionh as vice president/treasurer at T&B Ltd., an insurancse agency in Mobile, Ala., operating under the name . Beville does not have a written contractrwith Colonial, but he will receive a base annual salary of $850,000, the SEC filing said.
In lieu of a relocatio package, he will receive up to $50,0090 in annual housing allowance and an annual transportatio n allowanceof $10,000. Neither Sippial nor Beville will initiallyt take part in a definedincentive plan, and neither was grantexd any equity compensation or signing bonus, the filing
Friday, February 24, 2012
Denver gives out 1,234 free building permits - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):
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The free permits issued under the city’s “Hom Renovation Bonanza” program saved residents an estimated $85.774 in fees, officials Building-permit fees normally range from $20 to several thousands dollars, depending on the valur of the project. The program aimed to boost the localo economy byencouraging home-improvement projects. The free available June 1-15, are for commom improvement projectsinvolving single-family homed and duplexes. “We wanted a bonanza and it seems we got Denver Mayor John Hickenlooperr said ina statement. “We hopeed to stimulate the local economyt by offering an incentive for residents to make improvementd totheir property.
This is a good sign that peoplre are moving forward and doin g what they can to get our economy back on The permits are valid for180 days.
The free permits issued under the city’s “Hom Renovation Bonanza” program saved residents an estimated $85.774 in fees, officials Building-permit fees normally range from $20 to several thousands dollars, depending on the valur of the project. The program aimed to boost the localo economy byencouraging home-improvement projects. The free available June 1-15, are for commom improvement projectsinvolving single-family homed and duplexes. “We wanted a bonanza and it seems we got Denver Mayor John Hickenlooperr said ina statement. “We hopeed to stimulate the local economyt by offering an incentive for residents to make improvementd totheir property.
This is a good sign that peoplre are moving forward and doin g what they can to get our economy back on The permits are valid for180 days.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Colonial Properties closes on $156M credit facility - Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle):
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The Birmingham-based real estatd investment trust (NYSE: CLP) said the facility is comprisecof $145.3 million, collateralized by seven of its multifamily properties, and $11.2 million, collateralized by one multifamily property, said a news Proceeds from the facility will go toward repayingb Colonial Properties’ $675 million unsecured line of which now has an outstanding balance of $183 Grandbridge Real Estate Capital LLC originatedx the facility for repurchase by Fannie Mae.
Colonialo Properties also said it updated its 2009 guidancre to reflect an increase inprojected gains, reductions in corporates general and administrative expenses and revisions to its growth expectationxs for same-property revenue, expense and net operatinh income. As part of the updated guidance, the compan y expects to save nearly $7 million annuallty from 135 companywide job eliminations that were made startintgin 2008, renegotiations with vendors, consolidation of officees and restructuring of travel and expense policies, said the release.
The Birmingham-based real estatd investment trust (NYSE: CLP) said the facility is comprisecof $145.3 million, collateralized by seven of its multifamily properties, and $11.2 million, collateralized by one multifamily property, said a news Proceeds from the facility will go toward repayingb Colonial Properties’ $675 million unsecured line of which now has an outstanding balance of $183 Grandbridge Real Estate Capital LLC originatedx the facility for repurchase by Fannie Mae.
Colonialo Properties also said it updated its 2009 guidancre to reflect an increase inprojected gains, reductions in corporates general and administrative expenses and revisions to its growth expectationxs for same-property revenue, expense and net operatinh income. As part of the updated guidance, the compan y expects to save nearly $7 million annuallty from 135 companywide job eliminations that were made startintgin 2008, renegotiations with vendors, consolidation of officees and restructuring of travel and expense policies, said the release.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
McClatchy restructures $1.15B in debt - Wichita Business Journal:
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McClatchy, the parent company of the , said the moves will allow the company to exchange some notess due between 2011and 2017, and some debt set to maturre between 2027 and 2029, for up to $60 million in cash and up to $175 millionb of newly issued senior notes due in 2014. Sacramento-based McClatchyy (NYSE: MNI) also amendedf a $1.15 billion credit agreement in orde r to have more flexibility in the use of its revolvinghcredit facility.
“This enhanced flexibility is clearly apositivew development,” Pat Talamantes, McClatchy’s chief financial officer, said in a news McClatchy also will use up to $60 million of the revolving componentf of its facility to buy back notesx due in 2011 and 2014. The amendment to McClatchy’s bank credi t agreement reduces the revolvingg credit commitmentto $560 million from $600 million. As of McClatchy had $140.8 milliom available under its credit agreements. Sharews of McClatchy stock were up 30 percent to 82 cent per share in midday trading On Wednesday, the newspaper giant announcedd five initiatives designed to improve dwindlinvg advertising revenues.
One initiative calls for McClatchy to begin payinbg ad agencies a sales commission in orderto “levep the playing field” with broadcasterxs and other media that have long paid agencies commissionws based on their spending. McClatchy chairman and chief executive officer GaryPruittt said, in his annual shareholder meeting that such payments have prompted agenciez to direct their customers to mediaa other than newspapers. He said McClatchty is “reaching out to these agencies with new incentives and introducing them to our full complement of printt and digitaladvertising products.
” The Sacramento-based newspaperr publisher also announced it would “break with tradition” by emphasizinb online advertising, as opposec to the print newspaper, when it comes to selling help-wantef ads. The company’s greatest percentage of ad revenue declines has come from the job ads Last year, McClatchy’s revenue fell almosg 16 percent, with ad revenues declining nearly 18 percent.
McClatchy, the parent company of the , said the moves will allow the company to exchange some notess due between 2011and 2017, and some debt set to maturre between 2027 and 2029, for up to $60 million in cash and up to $175 millionb of newly issued senior notes due in 2014. Sacramento-based McClatchyy (NYSE: MNI) also amendedf a $1.15 billion credit agreement in orde r to have more flexibility in the use of its revolvinghcredit facility.
“This enhanced flexibility is clearly apositivew development,” Pat Talamantes, McClatchy’s chief financial officer, said in a news McClatchy also will use up to $60 million of the revolving componentf of its facility to buy back notesx due in 2011 and 2014. The amendment to McClatchy’s bank credi t agreement reduces the revolvingg credit commitmentto $560 million from $600 million. As of McClatchy had $140.8 milliom available under its credit agreements. Sharews of McClatchy stock were up 30 percent to 82 cent per share in midday trading On Wednesday, the newspaper giant announcedd five initiatives designed to improve dwindlinvg advertising revenues.
One initiative calls for McClatchy to begin payinbg ad agencies a sales commission in orderto “levep the playing field” with broadcasterxs and other media that have long paid agencies commissionws based on their spending. McClatchy chairman and chief executive officer GaryPruittt said, in his annual shareholder meeting that such payments have prompted agenciez to direct their customers to mediaa other than newspapers. He said McClatchty is “reaching out to these agencies with new incentives and introducing them to our full complement of printt and digitaladvertising products.
” The Sacramento-based newspaperr publisher also announced it would “break with tradition” by emphasizinb online advertising, as opposec to the print newspaper, when it comes to selling help-wantef ads. The company’s greatest percentage of ad revenue declines has come from the job ads Last year, McClatchy’s revenue fell almosg 16 percent, with ad revenues declining nearly 18 percent.
Friday, February 17, 2012
Special Ed Teacher Hadn't Completed Required Credentials Upon Hire - Patch.com
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Special Ed Teacher Hadn't Completed Required Credentials Upon Hire Patch.com The school board waived the specific credential requirements to allow Alexia Bogdis to teach special education while she was working toward certification. By Stacie Chan Alexia Aliki Bogdis, 44, was working towards her special education credentials ... |
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Detail revealed of Syniverse buy of WSI - Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal:
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million in common stoc k to of Boca Raton and five memberw of the company in its May 13 acquisitionn ofthe company. Syniverse (NYSE: SVR) released details of the transactiohn tothe Friday. The amount was basedr on the May 15 valueof 200,000 commo stock shares of Syniverse, which were part of the The WSI acquisition was lauded as one that wouldf extend Syniverse’s relationships with a numbee of existing customers while bringing in new relationshipsz with several operators across the Americas, according to a WSI was a roaminbg hub provider certified by the .
WSI was founded in 1984 and has 20 employeez in office inBoca Raton, London and Hong Martin Guilfoyle founded the company and wouldd later become its chief technology officer. Adam Crane was the chiegf executive officer. Syniverse shares closedc at $13.55 on May 15 and most recentlu closedat $14.95 May 29. Syniversew shares have traded between $6.80 and $22.0 1 over the past year.
million in common stoc k to of Boca Raton and five memberw of the company in its May 13 acquisitionn ofthe company. Syniverse (NYSE: SVR) released details of the transactiohn tothe Friday. The amount was basedr on the May 15 valueof 200,000 commo stock shares of Syniverse, which were part of the The WSI acquisition was lauded as one that wouldf extend Syniverse’s relationships with a numbee of existing customers while bringing in new relationshipsz with several operators across the Americas, according to a WSI was a roaminbg hub provider certified by the .
WSI was founded in 1984 and has 20 employeez in office inBoca Raton, London and Hong Martin Guilfoyle founded the company and wouldd later become its chief technology officer. Adam Crane was the chiegf executive officer. Syniverse shares closedc at $13.55 on May 15 and most recentlu closedat $14.95 May 29. Syniversew shares have traded between $6.80 and $22.0 1 over the past year.
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