North Loup couple sues over bankers’ misdeeds
OMAHA — A North Loup farm couple alleges in a federal lawsuit that commodities trading that led to the 2009 failure of the Sherman County Bank cost them $ 3.3 million and put them at risk of foreclosure.
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North Loup couple sues over bankers’ misdeeds
OMAHA — A North Loup farm couple alleges in a federal lawsuit that commodities trading that led to the 2009 failure of the Sherman County Bank cost them $ 3.3 million and put them at risk of foreclosure.
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SBA Opens Temporary Refinancing Program to
Real Estate Mortgages Maturing after December 2012
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MILAN: million East Main Redevelopment project closer to reality (with video)
It began innocently enough: introduce a city administrator with a fondness for fresh doughnuts and sandwiches. Add a hard-working, ambitious entrepreneur who co-owns the Milan Bakery that the administrator sometimes patronizes.
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HSBC Holdings PLC – Annual Financial Report – 16 of 41
HSBC Holdings PLC – Annual Financial Report – 16 of 41
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Animal hoarding TV show features area family
MIDDLETOWN — A Middletown area family will be featured on the latest episode of “Confessions: Animal Hoarding” airing tonight on the Animal Planet cable network.The show highlights people who own more pets than they can care for. Half of tonight’s episode focuses on 54-year-old Jean, a local woman who owns 51 animals, including several dogs, cats, goats, geese and horses.
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RISING STARS 2011
This is the fifth year the Las Vegas Business Press has showcased Rising Stars. And just like the two editors before me, I was amazed at the array of great stories contained in the nomination forms that poured in. To sort out the nominees, we used benchmarks shaped by the dark economic times.
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Animal hoarding TV show features area family
MIDDLETOWN — A Middletown area family will be featured on the latest episode of “Confessions: Animal Hoarding” airing tonight on the Animal Planet cable network.The show highlights people who own more pets than they can care for. Half of tonight’s episode focuses on 54-year-old Jean, a local woman who owns 51 animals, including several dogs, cats, goats, geese and horses.
Read more on Fairfield Echo

Local family on tonight’s animal hoarding TV episode
MIDDLETOWN — A Butler County family will be featured on the latest episode of “Confessions: Animal Hoarding” airing tonight on the Animal Planet cable network.The show highlights people who own more pets than they can care for. Half of tonight’s episode focuses on 54-year-old Jean, a local woman who owns 51 animals, including several dogs, cats, goats, geese and horses.
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Animal hoarding TV show features area family
MIDDLETOWN — A Middletown area family will be featured on the latest episode of “Confessions: Animal Hoarding” airing tonight on the Animal Planet cable network.The show highlights people who own more pets than they can care for. Half of tonight’s episode focuses on 54-year-old Jean, a local woman who owns 51 animals, including several dogs, cats, goats, geese and horses.
Read more on The Pulse-Journal

Animal hoarding TV show features area family
MIDDLETOWN — A Middletown area family will be featured on the latest episode of “Confessions: Animal Hoarding” airing tonight on the Animal Planet cable network.The show highlights people who own more pets than they can care for. Half of tonight’s episode focuses on 54-year-old Jean, a local woman who owns 51 animals, including several dogs, cats, goats, geese and horses.
Read more on Fairfield Echo

Federally supported effort gives West Side boost
MICHIGAN CITY — The federally supported Neighborhood Stabilization Program has begun to improve the city’s West Side by funding the demolitions of vacant buildings and constructing new housing, city officials said Monday.
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Dawn of the Debt
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES – The real estate crash that started in 2007 hit all corners of the economy hard and fast. Four years later, repercussions are still being felt.
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Dawn of the Debt
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES – The real estate crash that started in 2007 hit all corners of the economy hard and fast. Four years later, repercussions are still being felt.
Read more on Los Angeles Downtown News

Dawn of the Debt
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES – The real estate crash that started in 2007 hit all corners of the economy hard and fast. Four years later, repercussions are still being felt.
Read more on Los Angeles Downtown News

Federally supported effort gives West Side boost
MICHIGAN CITY — The federally supported Neighborhood Stabilization Program has begun to improve the city’s West Side by funding the demolitions of vacant buildings and constructing new housing, city officials said Monday.
Read more on The Michigan City News-Dispatch

Federally supported effort gives West Side boost
MICHIGAN CITY — The federally supported Neighborhood Stabilization Program has begun to improve the city’s West Side by funding the demolitions of vacant buildings and constructing new housing, city officials said Monday.
Read more on The Michigan City News-Dispatch

Fanny Hill Townhomes may have to wait
New construction jobs and the prospect of infusing additional dollars into the community at a time when it’s really needed wasn’t enough of a carrot to convince the Snowmass Village Planning Commission to recommend that Aspen Skiing Co. be allowed to move forward with its 10-unit Fanny Hill Townhomes project before the completion of essential Base Village infrastructure.
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