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Programs offer information for would-be business owners
Q: As I look into starting my own business, I am overwhelmed by all the things I will have to know to be successful. What kind of training does SCORE suggest and what is available locally? A: First, there is no substitute for getting your own...Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Small Businesses, Business
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New regional fire training center opens in Edgewood
A new regional fire training center opened Saturday at its new site in Edgewood, on land donated by the Army. The North East Regional Training Center, at 9250 Fairview Point Road, is part of the University of Maryland, Maryland Fire and Rescue...Tags: Maryland General Assembly, Career and Workplace, Advanced Training, Employees, Fires
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Seminar to be held on Reactive Attachment Disorder
The Washington County Department of Social Services and the Washington County League of Foster and Adoptive Parents will host a conference on Reactive Attachment Disorder. The conference workshops will be conducted by Jane E. Ryan, an adoptive mother...Tags: Education
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The Internet Can't Kill Libraries
Do you curl up with a book or a nook, kindle or iPad? Where do you turn for news, entertainment and aesthetic enjoyment? Where do you go to learn?
Our browse-at-will, on-demand habits and reliance on the World Wide Web are changing myriad professions and...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Computer Networking and Internet, File Sharing, Arts and Culture, New York City
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Tips For The Unemployed To Land A Job
PIX11.comYou're unemployed, you've been unemployed for a while. How can you make yourself more marketable to find a job? While it can feel hopeless at times, there are things you can do to make yourself more marketable to help land a new job! Career Consultant and...Tags: Unemployment, Social Media, Career and Workplace
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Radford University building a new home for business college
Weekend Anchor/ReporterRadford University's business school is getting a new $44 million home. Students put on hard hats to get a peak of their new facility. It's still a construction zone, but the bones of this 110,000 square foot building gives everyone an idea...Tags: Colleges and Universities
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Paranormal enthusiast writes spirited novel
chrisc@herald-mail.comRobin Murphy's latest book, "Sullivan's Secret," is easy to enjoy. There are gal pals, a ghostly boy, a murder and a group of paranormal investigators who like to knock back a glass or two. And that's just in the first 20 pages. Murphy, who turns 48 on...Tags: Murder, Atlantic Ocean, Research, Crimes, Unexplained Phenomena
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Cast announced for 'Tuesdays with Morrie'
Rory King and Steve Balsarini will star in Aberdeen Community Theatre's production of “Tuesdays with Morrie,” which runs Oct. 5-9 at the Capitol Theatre. King plays Morrie Schwartz and Balsarini portrays Mitch Albom. Performances are 7:30 p.m. Oct. 5-...Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Lou Gehrig's Disease, Health, Education
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Former drama professor named Towson U. president
Maravene Loeschke built a deep reservoir of good will in more than 30 years as a student, drama professor and administrator at Towson University.
After Monday's announcement that she will return to campus as Towson's new president, university leaders...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Parkville, Towson, Education, Towson University
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A team player injured athletes cannot go without
Multimedia JournalistFriday's usually a popular day, not only because it's the end of the week but because it's Friday Football Extra! Besides a tough loss, there's one thing that puts a damper on an eager athlete; an injury. Harrison Richards is an athlete at Cave Spring...Tags: Landforms, Injuries and Wounds, Schools, High Schools, Patrick Henry
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Business briefs for Oct. 20
news@jessaminejournal.comAmerica’s Car-Mart opens on U.S. 27 Jessamine County residents now have another business to visit when shopping for a car. America’s Car-Mart opened a new branch at 2276 Lexington Road last week. The company hosted a grand-opening celebration...Tags: Human Interest, Vehicles, University of Kentucky, Real Estate, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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A different breed of jobless: older, educated
Unemployment in this recession could have long-term ripple effects because many more of the long-term unemployed are educated, middle age and middle class. Retirement systems will face the consequences of lower contributions and early retirements. Parents...Tags: Retirement, Public Employees, Health Insurance Cost, Labor Markets, Employment Opportunities
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