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Renter's Insurance Can Shield You From Liability
While landlords generally have insurance on their rental properties, most do not encourage their tenants to purchase renter's ... (ARTICLE)
Rethinking the Reentry Process: The Human Resource Recovery System
During the past 25 years, the nation has encountered unprecedented growth in every aspect of the criminal justice ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Commentary: Crime hitting too close to home
What is going on in our community? In the last week I have had three acquaintances who have ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Datebook
The Future of Insurance Regulation July 9 Washington, DC This one-day event, which is co-sponsored by the American ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Ackerman ranks high on BusinessWeek best places list
Residents of Ackerman have long known their Choctaw County town is a good place to raise children. Now, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
West County Industrial Holds Strong, Big with Investors
West Orange County industrial continues to hold the momentum of previous quarters, despite a general market slowdown. With ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Commentary: Milwaukee paper puts resources into story about Springs native
While I was traveling this week in the tropical rainforest more commonly known as Wisconsin, the Milwaukee Journal ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Largest cities in L.A. County: ranked by population.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Los Angeles County's population grew to 10.4 million as of Jan. 1. 2008, according to estimates ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Doors & Hardware.
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY, MORE THAN ONE in every 100 American adults is in jail or ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Best Place to Live: How Does Your City Rank?
Relocate America asked city goers to rank their hometowns to find out the best city in which to ... (BLOG POST)
Horse Play
With favorable weather, a relatively low crime rate and scenic horse country, residents of Lexington, Ky., say they've ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
High crime hurts bottom line.
The rising crime rate has prompted businesses to install barbed wire, razor wire and barred windows. Those who ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Governing through Crime: How the War on Crime Transformed American...
Governing through Cnme: How the War on Cnme Transformed American Democracy and Created a Culture of Fear. By ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Locking in negligent security claims
A decade ago, Florida personal injury lawyer Michael Haggard's firm averaged two negligent security cases a year. This ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
How Important is Quality of Life?
HEADNOTE As competition for talent becomes more intense, this hard-to-define concept may have more SIGNIFICANT IMPACT on future ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Why Stay? Finds N.O. anything but boring
Thom Kahler, 64, is the creator of www.nocrimeline.com, a Web site providing daily crime reports for the French ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Suffolk and Nassau county executives: Long Island has a lot of work ahead...
In two wide-reaching speeches before the assembled Long Island business community, Suffolk and Nassau county executives Steve Levy ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Future for Indio looking good
The Indio Women's Club hosted Indio City Manager Glenn Southard at its monthly meeting to learn what 2008 ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
The Five Big Errors of PerformanceStat
HEADNOTE As I've studied over a dozen examples of PerformanceStat, I have been struck by how many programs ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
40 Under 40: John Groat
JOHN GROAT President and Founder HOLY SHIRT! * Age: 38 * Do you have any ideas to attract ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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