Jun 12 2019

Photos show progress of Thomasville Regional Medical Center

Thomasville Regional Medical Center is a 68,320 SF hospital in rural Thomasville, AL which will provide healthcare services to ~40,000 patients/year, including 25,500 LIPS. Currently, residents travel as far as 100 miles for healthcare services.

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May 22 2019

Parkview Warsaw Receives the 2019 Best Places to Work in Healthcare Award

KPC News Service LAGRANGE — Two local hospitals, Parkview LaGrange Hospital and Parkview Noble Hospital, have been named to Modern Healthcare’s list of the 2019 Best Places to Work in Healthcare. Other Parkview hospitals named to the list included Parkview Huntington Hospital, Parkview Wabash Hospital and Parkview Whitley Hospital, which includes Parkview Warsaw. This award program identifies and recognizes outstanding employers in the health care industry nationwide. Modern Healthcare partners with the Best Companies Group on the assessment process, which includes an extensive employee survey.

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May 5 2019

Chobani to help build New Berlin firehouse, community center

The Daily Star, By Sarah Eames - A partnership between Chobani and several Chenango County businesses will provide a new firehouse and community center to the village of New Berlin, according to local officials. “This is a dream come true for the community,” said New Berlin Mayor Terry Potter. The firehouse and adjoining community center is the site of regular Halloween and Christmas activities and the annual harvest dinner, Potter said. Each event requires a delicate orchestration of the department’s trucks, which need to be pulled out, rearranged and strategically placed to accommodate the crowds.

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Apr 18 2019

Briggs & Stratton Corporation Named Manufacturer Of The Year

ATLANTA – April 18, 2019 -- At a luncheon held today, Gov. Brian Kemp named Briggs & Stratton Corporation, located in Statesboro, Ga., the winner of the 2019 Manufacturer of the Year award in the category of Medium Manufacturer with 151 to 500 employees. Briggs & Stratton earned the honor based on a range of criteria, including its economic impact, community involvement and corporate responsibility, and commitment to workforce development and excellence. Companies such as Briggs & Stratton, “have created jobs, proven their commitment, and are critical to our state’s prosperity,” said Gov. Brian Kemp in his keynote address during the awards luncheon. “Today we honor some of the best, most advanced manufacturers who have been thriving here in Georgia for years.” Briggs & Stratton has operated in the Statesboro community since 1995 and employs approximately 430 people at its facility in Statesboro, Ga.

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Apr 7 2019

AIA Design Honor Award: Crosstown High School

Firms that designed a distillery Downtown, a school in Crosstown and a new physicians’ office in Bartlett won the highest honors in the 2019 AIA Memphis Design Awards. A panel of judges from Richmond, Virginia, awarded nine of 48 submissions in this year’s architectural design awards organized by the Memphis chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

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Apr 2 2019

A Restored Norfolk Theater Is Back in the Spotlight

After years of vacancy, name changes, and collapsing ceilings, the Attucks still holds a special place in the collective memory of Norfolk’s community. Norfolk never forgot about its jewel of Church Street, though. The Attucks was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982, and a group of community leaders would form the Crispus Attucks Cultural Center Board to restore and revive the theater. Over the next decade, a monumental fundraising effort led by Father Joseph Green Jr. and Andrew Fine ultimately secured over $8 million. Historic Tax Credits were a key source of capital, netting $2.5 million. Matching funds from the city of Norfolk added nearly $3 million, while around $1.75 million came from private individuals and corporations.

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Mar 19 2019

Several Ways and Means Committee Members and Senators Introduce NMTC Permanence Legislation in its Final Year of Authorization

Novogradac & Company - Published by Peter Lawrence on Monday, March 18, 2019 On March 12, House Ways and Means Committee Members Terri Sewell, D-Ala.; Tom Reed, R-N.Y.; Jason Smith, R-Mo.; and Senators Roy Blunt, R-Mo.; and Ben Cardin, D-Md., introduced the New Markets Tax Credit Extension Act of 2019 (H.R. 1680, S. 750). The identical companion bills would provide an indefinite extension of the new markets tax credit (NMTC), increase the annual allocation amount to a little more than $5 billion (see below for more details), annually adjust allocation authority to inflation, and provide alternative minimum tax relief to NMTC investors, putting the NMTC on equal footing with the low income housing tax credit (LIHTC) and the historic tax credit.

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Feb 20 2019

New program creates 500 jobs for individuals with differing abilities

At a press conference earlier this month, First Place AZ, state leaders and The Precisionists, Inc. announced a landmark jobs initiative called the Phoenix Precision Project, with the goal of creating 500 new Arizona jobs for adults with autism over the next three to five years. First Place-Phoenix is a first of its kind, 81,000-square-foot property which houses independent living residential units, a transition academy and a training and leadership institute.

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Nov 19 2018

DePaul Cristo Rey High School Preparing to Grow Enrollment with $20.2M Expansion

November 19, 2018 - Lucy May, DePaul Cristo Rey High School Preparing to Grow Enrollment with $20.2M Expansion Sponsored by the Sisters of Charity, DePaul Cristo Rey is part of a 35-school network across the U.S. committed to serving urban students who need the most affordable education possible. The key is an innovative work-study model that requires students to balance classes and part-time jobs.

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