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Ex-bank teller stole over $100,000, deputies say
FloriDUHDeputies say Sarah Katherine Stone, the former head teller at First Community Bank in Fort Myers, maintained two sets of books to keep bank officials from discovering the missing money that she is now accused of stealing, according to a news release...Tags: Theft, Banking
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Much obliged: Friendship Centers; Day of Caring
Friendship Centers proud to serve seniors Friendship Centers of Emmet County thanks the numerous supporters of the 12th annual cash raffle. Friendship Centers of Emmet County is especially grateful to those who purchased the 250 available raffle tickets....Tags: Human Interest, Sweetwater, CMS Energy Corporation, High Schools, Kentucky Fried Chicken
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Harbor holds joint meeting to discuss downtown vision plan
HARBOR SPRINGS — Harbor got a taste of what its future might hold at Monday's joint meeting of the city council, Harbor Springs Downtown Development Authority Board, the planning commission and the harbor commission. The four boards and dozens...
Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Memorial Day, Labor Day
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Much Obliged
Meghan McKinney VanHorn offers thanks, prayers To our community: Our family has been overwhelmed by the outpouring of generosity and concern for our Meghan. The benefit was a success on many fronts and I am sure we are much closer to finding an...Tags: Business, Charity, The Home Depot, Marketing, Music
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Battle of the Banks exceeds blood collection goal
The Bank of Northern Michigan won the traveling plaque in the recent 12th annual Petoskey Battle of the Banks blood drive challenge. The event took place at St. Francis Xavier church and was assisted by volunteers from the Retired Senior Volunteer...Tags: American Red Cross, PNC Financial Services Group Incorporated, Charity
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Bankers: More businesses seeking loans to grow
PETOSKEY -- Since the economic downturn, businesses across the country have cut expenses, trimmed down spending, and in some cases, have had to eliminate staff. But despite the national trend to cut back through the past few years, several banks...
Tags: Business, Finance, Economy, Business and Finance, John Erwin, Companies and Corporations
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Stephen Billings: Procrastination not an option in small business
"I think I will worry about that tomorrow." These words were spoken by character Scarlett O'Hara in the classic movie, "Gone with the Wind." It goes without saying that this problem solving method did not work for her and it will never help any small...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Small Businesses, Companies and Corporations
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Northern Michigan workers lose to win
PETOSKEY -- Weight loss recently took on a competitive dimension at 10 Northwest Michigan businesses and organizations. These businesses participated in "Win by Losing," a statewide weight-loss competition hosted by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan,...
Tags: Employees, Career and Workplace, Companies and Corporations, Health and Medical Professionals, Weight
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Stephen Billings: Prize could make SCORE's counsel even more valuable
Being an entrepreneur can be characterized as being both stimulating and frightening at the same time. At one moment, you are completely engrossed in a project or thought which activates every cell in your body. Then, subsequently, you are in stark...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Companies and Corporations, Banking
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Gayle on the Go for May 11
KTLA NewsSaturday Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive Collect & Bag Non-Perishable Food Items Place by Mailbox for Delivery to Local Food Bank www.helpstampouthunger.com Stamp Out Hunger with the letter carriers and US Postal Service Saturday. Postal workers will pick...Tags: Sports, Ceremonies, Arts and Culture, Amtrak, Culture
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SCORE chapter, bank team up to create entrepreneur award
Today, we are announcing the opportunity for all entrepreneurs to be considered for the new First Community Bank SCORE Award. This symbol of excellence, which will be presented annually, is sponsored by First Community Bank and the Tip of the Mitt...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Awards and Prizes, Companies and Corporations, Banking
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Martha E. Rockwell, 91
Martha E. Rockwell, 91, of Harbor Springs, passed away peacefully April 14, 2012, at Hiland Cottage. She was born Sept. 24, 1920, in Port Huron, to Oscar and Erva (Crockward) Dalrymple. She grew up in Port Huron where she attended and graduated from high...Tags: Anglicanism, Religion and Belief, Christianity
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