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Broken tail light stops alleged Wayne bank robber
Pocono Record, Stroudsburg, Pa.Police arrested a Clifton Township man who allegedly robbed a Wayne County bank on April 20. According to police, Dennis McGuire, 45, walked into the PNC Bank on 976 Main St., Newfoundland at 9:50 a.m., went up to a male teller and demanded money.... -
White Haven police chief retiring after 23 years
Standard-Speaker, Hazleton, Pa.White Haven police Chief Gary Shupp is counting down to retirement. His last day on the job is Thursday, after serving and protecting the borough for 23 years. Shupp remembers the day borough council hired him -- April 12, 1990. "We had a council...Tags: Abusive Behavior, Theft, Crime, Law and Justice, Laws, Rite Aid Corp.
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Former Congressman: Raleigh murder suspect wrote questionable checks to himself
The News & ObserverFormer congressman Brad Miller has asked PNC Bank to freeze his campaign account after discovering that the man accused of killing political fundraiser Jamie Hahn had written questionable checks to himself. Miller met with his campaign treasurer and...Tags: Politics, Murder, Elections, Prosecution, Federal Election Commission
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PNC defends coal business loans, says they help economy
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewPNC Financial Services Group defended itself against critics of its lending to companies engaged in mountaintop coal mining on Wednesday, saying it benefits regional economies. "While we recognize concerns about the practice, credit that enables these...Tags: Pittsburgh, Mining, Coal, Metal and Mineral
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Broward unemployment falls below 6 percent
Broward County's unemployment rate continued its dramatic free fall in March, dropping to 5.7 percent, the lowest since June 2008, the state announced Friday. After suffering through double-digit unemployment during the recession, the county posting a...Tags: Employment Opportunities, Fort Lauderdale, Unemployment, Deerfield Beach, Palm Beach County
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Man pleads guilty to stealing pro-athlete's identity, going on shopping sprees
A man already serving prison time for fraud pleaded guilty in Orlando federal court this week to stealing the identity of a professional athlete and going on shopping sprees with his bank account. Demetrices Tavares Mitchell, also known as "Cash Money,"...
Tags: Gucci Group NV, Punishment, Target, Court Preliminary, Walmart
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Tom Pritzker woos big names for U. of C.'s big data
University of Chicago computer scientist Ian Foster pressed the clicker and up popped a map of the most sophisticated fiber-optic networks in the world. On that map, at least, Chicago appeared to be the center of everything, a crossroads of...
Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry, Economy, Business and Finance, Federal Reserve, Education, Chicago Tribune Columnists
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Report: Hampton Roads housing market still 'stressed'
While some Peninsula homes lost value in 2012, home prices in Hampton Roads are expected to moderately increase in 2013. A Newport News reassessment report showed that home property values declined 3.64 percent on average in 2012. The rate of decline...
Tags: Values, Ethics, Hampton Roads, Religion and Belief, Newport News (Newport News, Virginia)
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Staying afloat: First-time 'Ducky Derby' exceeds goals
The sea of yellow drew stares, especially on St. Patrick's Day. Upon further investigation, spectators would have noticed 6,000 rubber ducks filled their own duck pond near Dave's Last Resort in Lake Worth. The ducks were part of Adopt-A-Family's...Tags: St. Patrick's Day, Lake Worth
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BRIEF: Banker suggests Millcreek district restructure bond debt to save $2 million
Erie Times-News, Pa.The Millcreek Township School District could save as much as $2 million in 2013-14 by restructuring its bond debt, a PNC Bank official told School Board members tonight. That would whittle down a projected $8.8 million deficit for that school year,... -
Tech careers put in focus at Imagine! Career Week
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewBefore her five-year internship at NASA in Langley, Va., in 2006, Tremaine Wills, 24, believed everyone at the agency was an astronaut. "But I learned there's many pieces to every industry, and science and technology are needed everywhere," said Wills,...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Employment Opportunities, Teaching and Learning, Pittsburgh, Chevron Corportion
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Value of a liberal-arts education spurs major debate
The Columbus DispatchThe rising cost of college has rekindled the debate about the value of a liberal-arts education, with governors in three states pooh-poohing such degrees as history, literature and philosophy. But several central Ohio college officials say a liberal-...Tags: Sociology, Employment Opportunities, Teaching and Learning, Regional Authority, Government
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