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VERSAILLES — Former Woodford County Coroner Steve Ward, who is serving a jail sentence for misdemeanor sexual misconduct, will ask a judge later this month to approve a request to allow Ward to work during the day at his Versailles … Continue reading →

<!– Chris Murphy gets a look at home health aide work in New Haven –> By Mary E. O’Leary, Staff Reporter NEW HAVEN — Democratic U.S. Senate Democrat Chris Murphy helped a disabled man dependent on home health aides get comfortable … Continue reading →

Villa Rica resident Wendell Hill and his wife Renee have a new porch on the front of their home where they can relax as they pass the Georgia evenings. The new porch is just one of many outside home improvements … Continue reading →

Contestants can win an Apple iPad3 and lots more prizes in this contest celebrating the launch of new recruitment company TeleworkingExpatsForHire.com, the pioneers of ‘expat-shoring’. This new concept in recruitment means qualified professionals can explore the world and live abroad, … Continue reading →

Contestants can win an Apple iPad3 and lots more prizes in this contest celebrating the launch of new recruitment company TeleworkingExpatsForHire.com, the pioneers of ‘expat-shoring’. This new concept in recruitment means qualified professionals can explore the world and live abroad, … Continue reading →

Contestants can win an Apple iPad3 and lots more prizes in this contest celebrating the launch of new recruitment company TeleworkingExpatsForHire.com, the pioneers of ‘expat-shoring’. This new concept in recruitment means qualified professionals can explore the world and live abroad, … Continue reading →

[Blogger's note:  Whether by dint of nature or nurture, lawyers love to argue; immigration lawyers perhaps more so. Unlike our colleagues (outside of immigration practice) for whom sources of law are better defined, immigration attorneys can access a wider array … Continue reading →

I am a certified nursing assistant and have been a direct care worker for about 10 years. The work I do places me in the sensitive and critical position of becoming the eyes, arms, hands and legs of the people … Continue reading →

But for Clare Keany, who turned 62 last fall and cannot find work, it feels more like a prison. Just a few miles from the gated estates of corporate chieftains and Hollywood stars, Ms. Keany lives in a tiny mobile … Continue reading →

On May 7, 2012 the Robin Hood Foundation, the largest private funder of anti-poverty programs, sponsored an important gathering aboard the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York City. The highlight was an interview with Salvatore Giunta, veteran … Continue reading →