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million grant to the Texas Youth Commission on a new initiativew that will provide support servicess to 450 youth returning home fromcorrectionao facilities. The new program will create what organizerds are callinga “one-stop shop” for juvenilwe offenders, who will receive job counseling, education life-skills classes, mentors and community service The Texas Youth Commission is joininh the Bexar County Juvenile Probation the Texas Juvenile Probation Commission and San Antonio-based on this partnership. The grant will establisgh the program for 18 monthds with an opportunityto renew.
BCFS will hire 31 new staffr to work closely with the youthn and oversee the These services will be offered at a downtown Youth Transitiojn Center operatedby BCFS. The center will house all transitionaservices including, employment strategies, case management, classes to help studentsx earn their high school diploma or GED as well as trainingt courses on non-violent methods for conflict resolution. BCFS Executivwe Director of Teen and Youth Services Terrki Hipps says BCFS has more than 10 yearws of experience and a proven track record in helping turn juvenile offendersto law-abiding adults.
“Combined with our longtimee work with youths transitioning into life ontheird own, we are confident that this prograk will make a positive impact both in the San Antonio communitg and in the lives of many youthzs trying to move on toward a brighter future,” Hippes says. BCFS, formerly Baptist Child & Family Services, is a healtuh and human services organization with locations and programdsthroughout Texas, Eastern Europe, Lati n America, Southeast Asia and Africa.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Bryan Armen Graham:Alexander gets unanimous-decision win over Maidana - SI.com
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ESPN | Bryan Armen Graham:Alexander gets unanimous-decision win over Maidana SI.com Devon Alexander (standing), in his first fight in the 147-pound division, got a unanimous 10-round decision over Marcos Maidana. Five things we learned from Devon Alexander's unanimous-decision vi ctory over Marcos Maidana on Saturday at the Scottrade ... Alexander, Broner make strong statements in St. Louis Devon Alexander working hard to become 'Great' again The Idec index: Inside boxing |
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Woman charged with neglecting children - The Independent Florida Alligator
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Woman charged with neglecting children The Independent Florida Alligator A Newberry woman was arrested midnight Thursday on charges of child neglect for being too drunk to pick up her children from church. Georgia Sue Thomas, 29, was supposed to pick up her three children from child care at Pentecostals of Gainesville on ... |
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Few Ohio counties use funds to chase sex offenders - Dayton Daily News
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Few Ohio counties use funds to chase sex offenders Dayton Daily News AP Updated 9:36 PM Tuesday, February 21, 2012 DAYTON, Ohio รข€" Only 13 of Ohio's 88 counties have used available federal funds to bring back convicted sex offenders who have fled the state without registering with authorities, and the attorney general ... |
Sunday, February 19, 2012
P&G moving Iams headquarters to Mason - The Business Review (Albany):
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Kris Parlett, spokesman for Procter and Gamble (NYSE: PG) Pet Care, which includes Iams and Eukanuba, said the companh and its 240 employee would be moving in October to the Masonh business park, where otheer personal health care divisions of P&G and more than 2,000 employees are housed. “I will make it easier to collaborate andincreases productivity,” Parlett said. Nobody will be laid of as a resulr ofthe company’s current headquarters On Poe Avenu closing. Instead, all 240 employeezs will be offered there same positionssin Mason. P&G acquired Iams in 1999. Sincer then, sales of its Iams and Eukanuba brands have more than according tothe company.
“Our home addresx is changing but not our commitment to improvingythe well-being of all dogs and said Dan Rajczak, vice president of P&G’s pet care busineses in North America, in a statement released Thursday. “If this will help us do an even better job of connectin with our colleagues in health care to bringy great innovation topet care.” A company spokesperson confirmed that 250 employees at the Iams-Eukanubq manufacturing and R&D complex in Preble County will not be part of the The news of the move came as a surprise to Vandalia officials Thursday, who said they had been workinhg vigilantly behind the scenes to keep Iams local.
“When P&tG purchased Iams, we knew at that pointr this was a possibility some day,” said Rich Hopkins, directorf of communications for the “But we are surprised todat that the announcement was made.” Hopkins said Iams was one of the top employersa in Vandalia, though he coulfd not say how much income was generatexd by the company. The city will have a presws conference at3 p.m. Thursday to further discusas the implications ofthe move. Meanwhile, the community is still pursuingtwo projects, including an $81 million distribution which would bring 700 jobs and New-York basedx aerospace company that could bring 130 jobs.
“Thiz is bad news for any community,” Hopkins “We have two projectzs in the pipeline now that could brinb up to 900 employees to the so it’s not all gloom and doom here.”
Kris Parlett, spokesman for Procter and Gamble (NYSE: PG) Pet Care, which includes Iams and Eukanuba, said the companh and its 240 employee would be moving in October to the Masonh business park, where otheer personal health care divisions of P&G and more than 2,000 employees are housed. “I will make it easier to collaborate andincreases productivity,” Parlett said. Nobody will be laid of as a resulr ofthe company’s current headquarters On Poe Avenu closing. Instead, all 240 employeezs will be offered there same positionssin Mason. P&G acquired Iams in 1999. Sincer then, sales of its Iams and Eukanuba brands have more than according tothe company.
“Our home addresx is changing but not our commitment to improvingythe well-being of all dogs and said Dan Rajczak, vice president of P&G’s pet care busineses in North America, in a statement released Thursday. “If this will help us do an even better job of connectin with our colleagues in health care to bringy great innovation topet care.” A company spokesperson confirmed that 250 employees at the Iams-Eukanubq manufacturing and R&D complex in Preble County will not be part of the The news of the move came as a surprise to Vandalia officials Thursday, who said they had been workinhg vigilantly behind the scenes to keep Iams local.
“When P&tG purchased Iams, we knew at that pointr this was a possibility some day,” said Rich Hopkins, directorf of communications for the “But we are surprised todat that the announcement was made.” Hopkins said Iams was one of the top employersa in Vandalia, though he coulfd not say how much income was generatexd by the company. The city will have a presws conference at3 p.m. Thursday to further discusas the implications ofthe move. Meanwhile, the community is still pursuingtwo projects, including an $81 million distribution which would bring 700 jobs and New-York basedx aerospace company that could bring 130 jobs.
“Thiz is bad news for any community,” Hopkins “We have two projectzs in the pipeline now that could brinb up to 900 employees to the so it’s not all gloom and doom here.”
Friday, February 17, 2012
Manufacturing sector shows encouraging signs - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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ISM’s index of national factory activity rosefrom 40.1 in Aprikl to 42.8 in May. That’s the highest readin since September, and the fifth straightr monthly rise. Any reading belos 50 signals contraction inthe sector, while readingz above 50 indicate growth. More encouraginy than the overall reading wasthe “Newq Orders” part of the index, which reachef 51.1 in May. May was the first month the New Orderds Index has moved above50 percent, followingh 17 consecutive months of contraction. Growtyh in that part of the indexc indicates the likelihood of more activith in the manufacturing sector in thecomintg months. According to Tempe, Ariz.
-based ISM, five of the 18 manufacturinhg industries reported growthin May: nonmetallic mineral plastics and rubber products; machinery; food, beveragwe and tobacco products; and printing and relatesd support activities.
ISM’s index of national factory activity rosefrom 40.1 in Aprikl to 42.8 in May. That’s the highest readin since September, and the fifth straightr monthly rise. Any reading belos 50 signals contraction inthe sector, while readingz above 50 indicate growth. More encouraginy than the overall reading wasthe “Newq Orders” part of the index, which reachef 51.1 in May. May was the first month the New Orderds Index has moved above50 percent, followingh 17 consecutive months of contraction. Growtyh in that part of the indexc indicates the likelihood of more activith in the manufacturing sector in thecomintg months. According to Tempe, Ariz.
-based ISM, five of the 18 manufacturinhg industries reported growthin May: nonmetallic mineral plastics and rubber products; machinery; food, beveragwe and tobacco products; and printing and relatesd support activities.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
St. Louis merchant admits to selling counterfeit clothing - St. Louis Business Journal:
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Between September 2005 and February Passaro Frango, 51, of University sold counterfeit goods at both including shoes bearing the trademarks of and apparek using the names , , , , , and , Actingg U.S. Attorney Michael Reap said In 2005, a representative of several clothing manufacturerz learned that Frango wasselling knock-off Nike shoesw at West African Art and providefd a cease-and-desist notice to Frango and his business but he kept selling the goods, prosecutorsx said. The total infringement value of the seized goodasexceeds $1 million, according to Reap’s office said.
Due to the volumes of contraband goods, which amounted to two traile r loads, the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcemenftbecame involved. Subsequent investigation reveales that Frango had multiple Missouri identification cards, as well as bank accountsw and business facilities if different names, according to Frango faces a maximum penaltu of 10 years in prisoj and fines up to $2 million when he is sentenced Aug. 4.
Between September 2005 and February Passaro Frango, 51, of University sold counterfeit goods at both including shoes bearing the trademarks of and apparek using the names , , , , , and , Actingg U.S. Attorney Michael Reap said In 2005, a representative of several clothing manufacturerz learned that Frango wasselling knock-off Nike shoesw at West African Art and providefd a cease-and-desist notice to Frango and his business but he kept selling the goods, prosecutorsx said. The total infringement value of the seized goodasexceeds $1 million, according to Reap’s office said.
Due to the volumes of contraband goods, which amounted to two traile r loads, the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcemenftbecame involved. Subsequent investigation reveales that Frango had multiple Missouri identification cards, as well as bank accountsw and business facilities if different names, according to Frango faces a maximum penaltu of 10 years in prisoj and fines up to $2 million when he is sentenced Aug. 4.
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