Arlington hospital property sold Washington Business Journal
The Arlington property that housed Northern Virginia Community Hospital before owner HCA shut it down earlier this year has been sold to former rival Virginia Hospital Center.
Shelter House breaks myths about homelessness The Iowa City Press-Citizen
The following are often-heard questions at Shelter House, our local homeless shelter, along with real life examples of how people actually end up at Shelter House and how they then become active, employed members of our society.
Vanishing Act: An area of county growth Redwood Falls Gazette
In the past few decades a lot of things have declined in Redwood County. The population has gone down. There are fewer schools that there were. There are a lot fewer farmers than there were.
Omega Announces Third Quarter 2006 and Restatement Results; Adjusted FFO Of $0.32 Per Share for the Third Quarter 2006 Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
TIMONIUM, Md.----Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc. today announced its results of operations for the quarter ended September 30, 2006. The Company also announced it has filed amendments to restate its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2005 and its Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q for the three-month periods ended March 31, 2006 and June 30, 2006 .
Water main break still under city investigation The Edmond Sun
EDMOND — Despite suffering with a broken leg after helping a neighbor to safety when a water main break flooded her neighborhood, Laura Harris remains upbeat.
In Search of Four Walls, A Roof and a Low Mortgage St. Petersburg Times
SHCHYOLKOVO, Moscow Region — Once upon a time, Vladimir Krasnykh was a Soviet infantryman defending his nation against fascist invaders. Today, Krasnykh, 82, lies in bed all day long enveloped by cobwebs and the reek of human waste.
Father seeks work at home Long Beach Press-Telegram
LONG BEACH - Robert and his family once had "a nice life" as he puts it. Robert, who asked that his last name be withheld, had a career as an aerospace engineer, with high-level national security clearances and worked on classified projects designing missile systems.
‘The Big Flood' of 1966 remembered Kern Valley Sun
They don't happen often, but when they do, they're one of the most devastating things you can imagine. They're the big floods. The Kern River Valley will sustain another big flood for sure- it's just a matter of when.
The Neediest Cases: Facing Bills at Home After Seeing a Daughter Through New York Times
Nancy Caballero accrued about $1,900 in debt to Con Edison for her Brooklyn apartment while she was in Puerto Rico caring for her daughter who was near death.
Priest lives spiritually with wife in Parsippany, outside tradition Daily Record
Anthony Padovano knew what he wanted to do with his life when he was a teenager sitting up in bed one night, unable to sleep. He says he had a "quasi-mystical experience," a calling from God, and afterward told his parents he wanted to become a priest.
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