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Franklin County Commissioner Keller plans to run for re-election
Franklin County (Pa.) Commissioner David Keller announced Tuesday he intends to seek re-election in 2011.
Keller, a Republican, was first elected in November 2007.
"I believe we've accomplished a lot over these past three years. I think the bottom...Tags: Substance Abuse, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Elections, Local Elections, U.S. Navy
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Burbank scores 'AAA' S&P credit rating
Burbank received a “AAA” credit rating this month from Standard & Poor’s, which cited the city’s “strong local economy and steady tax base growth.” City officials were pleased with the score, which is the highest...Tags: Automotive Equipment, Finance, Google+, Manufacturing and Engineering, Credit and Debt
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Rating agency: Allentown water/sewer lease is 'credit positive'
Allentown's recently approved water and sewer lease is "credit positive" for the city, according to a news release from Moody's Investors Service. A "credit positive" label indicates that the lease will have a positive financial impact on the city...Tags: Ed Pawlowski, Allentown, Moody's Corporation, Interior Policy, Pension and Welfare
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The truth about hard-money loans
Q: What is a "hard money" loan? A: Technically, it is a loan that is given in exchange for money, rather than to assist a consumer in buying a house. The latter would be called a "purchase money" mortgage. Hard-money lenders do not rely on the...Tags: Fannie Mae, Homes, Interior Policy, Pension and Welfare, Property
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Foxwoods' Fortunes Tied To $1 Billion Massachusetts Casino Bid
McClatchy-Tribune News ServiceNearing the end of a massive debt-restructuring and having completed a mostly voluntary downsizing of its workforce, Foxwoods Resort Casino finds itself at a crossroads. As in Crossroads Massachusetts, a $1 billion casino project that may or may not...Tags: Mashantucket, Health Insurance Cost, Moody's Corporation, Layoffs and Downsizing, Finance
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Commentary: Mesa Water commentary rooted in innuendo
Re. "Commentary: What is Mesa Water up to?" (March 27): This wink-and-nod commentary lacks logic and legitimacy. First, the writer, Jay B. Litvak, opens with negative comments about the Costa Mesa City Council, pink slips, union battles and a city...Tags: Mountains, Landforms, Credit Ratings, Natural Resource Industry
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Markham Roller Rink deal riddled with conflicts of interest
The Markham Roller Rink was past its prime. The clout-heavy owner struggled to make money and failed to make needed repairs, records show. The rink's appraised market value sat at about half a million dollars — and that was before the real...
Tags: Justice System, Finance, Local Elections, Entertainment, Politics
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Two rating agencies upgrade outlook for Michigan
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Two rating agencies have upgraded their outlook for Michigan. Fitch Ratings on Monday upgraded the state's general obligation credit rating to AA, the first time Fitch has rated Michigan above AA- since 2007. Standard and...
Tags: Standard & Poor's Financial Services LLC, Moody's Corporation, Financial and Business Services, Credit and Debt, Credit Ratings
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Senate Panel to Discuss Bill on Credit Score Use
Channel 2 NewsA bill that would allow insurance companies to consider someone's credit rating without consent when renewing policies will get a public hearing later Tuesday. Currently, insurance companies can only use credit scores when issuing news policies. They...Tags: Insurance, Credit and Debt, Credit Ratings
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State's money woes hit Chicago's credit rating
Clout StreetThe state’s troubled finances are now hitting City Hall in a more visible way, as a major agency downgraded Chicago’s credit rating as the city prepares to refinance some debt. A $181 million bond issue backed with the city’s share...Tags: Interior Policy, Finance, Rahm Emanuel, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Politics
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California will tap bond market for $2.7 billion
California will sell $2.7 billion worth of bonds in March, tapping the bond market for the first time since its credit rating was boosted earlier this year. The Golden State will sell $2.2 billion worth of general obligation bonds, which are tax-exempt,...
Tags: Bill Lockyer, Financial Markets, Bonds, Credit and Debt, Credit Ratings
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