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300 turn out for meeting to talk about sinkholes, overpumping

300 turn out for meeting to talk about sinkholes, overpumping
Bill Read lost his home to a sinkhole during the record water pumping by strawberry farmers in the frigid January cold snap.So he turned out Wednesday night, along with 300 other people, to attend a workshop sponsored by the Southwest Florida Water Management District. The agency provided statistics regarding January’s record cold spell, and gave insight to district protocol and procedures …

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Need-to-Knows About Mom and Dad

Need-to-Knows About Mom and Dad
Your relationship with your parents changes many times during your lifetime. When you were a child, your parents were responsible for you. They helped you overcome hurdles that you faced for the first time, and they gave you their emotional and financial support. As a young adult, you sought and achieved independence for yourself, but your parents were still there as a source of advice and …

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Job losses from recession about to get worse

Job losses from recession about to get worse
Job losses during the recession have been huge and they’re about to get bigger.When the Labor Department releases the January unemployment report Friday, it will also update its estimate of jobs lost in the year that ended in March 2009. The number is expected to rise by roughly 800,000, raising the number of jobs shed during the recession to around 8 million.

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Advisor sees opportunity in talking to parents about their insurance needs

Advisor sees opportunity in talking to parents about their insurance needs
A majority of Canadian parents admit that they are underinsured, and this provides a major opportunity for financial advisors to help clients protect their families from the unexpected.

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First-Year Associates Dish About New TV Series ‘The Deep End’

First-Year Associates Dish About New TV Series ‘The Deep End’
ABC’s new lawyer drama, “The Deep End,” which focuses on four first-year associates, premiered last week. Texas Lawyer asked five real first-years their opinions on the new show, which is filmed in Dallas. One thing they all agreed on: the show’s lack of realism. First-year Benjamin Garry said among the most unrealistic parts of the show were “the unmitigated sexual harassment and the direct and …

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Sheriff tries to dispel rumors, false blogs about homicides near Lebanon MO

Sheriff tries to dispel rumors, false blogs about homicides near Lebanon MO
Three members of the Johnson family died last Friday — two in their home and one in his car.

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Dear Betty: Patient’s family wonders about Medicare coverage

Dear Betty: Patient’s family wonders about Medicare coverage
Dear Betty, I’m worried about how my dad is going to get along after his hip replacement surgery. He lives in Ohio — not exactly within driving distance for me to check in on him every day. I will be taking some vacation time to be there while he’s in the hospital. But then what? Do you know if Medicare pays for any kind of home care?

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Is lying about having a Licensed Driver in your home insurance fraud?

IDK if its by state so here,

I live in MICHIGAN and here, having a Licensed Driver residing in your home (Even if stated person Doesn’t own a vehicle or drive other vehicles of the household) costs more for your CAR/VEHICLE INSURANCE.

If somone has another Licensed Driver in their home, but says that person doesn’t live there on Insurance Documents, is that insurance fraud?

And If So, by how much is it punishible?

Do you know about home insurance paying for new windows?

I live in a moblile home and have double pane windows. My windows sweat and cause the wood on the inside to be damp and if they aren’t molded already the will be. Has anyone had this happen and will the insurance company pay for them to be fixed or is there a way for me to fix the myself where they won’t sweat?

What the snow told us about modern Britain

What the snow told us about modern Britain
It’s gone, or at least it’s going. And even adults with the most ebullient inner eight-year-olds don’t seem sad. In London parks, grubby snowmen stand lonely sentry, in rural towns at least it’s stopped long enough to dig out the car.

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