| Student Funding Group: More Than a Student Loan Originator
Unlike other lenders, StuFund prides itself in being not just a lender but also a Knowledge Center. Believing that students and families need to have reliable information to make an informed choice, StuFund partners with corporations to offer a variety of resources directly to consumers to help them navigate through the admissions and financial aid processes. .
Resolve Business Outsourcing Income Fund Reports Record Revenue, EBITDA for 3rd Quarter
Attention Business and Financial Editors: Resolve Business Outsourcing Income Fund (Toronto:RBO-UN.TO - News) today announced strong third quarter financial results, including record revenue and EBITDA, for the three months ended September 30, 2007. .
Dayton Teen Accused Of Stabbing Fellow Student
A Dayton teenager is accused of stabbing a fellow student in the eye with a pencil. Jimmie Elliott, 19, was charged with felonious assault. The alleged attack happened Thursday morning at the Job Center in the 3800 block of Germantown Street. Police said Elliott and another student got into an argument that quickly turned physical. That is when Elliott picked up a pencil and attacked the other student, police said. The victim was taken to a local hospital and is expected to be OK. .
Plan 2.0: Toll hikes and debt limits
Calling for "transformational change" in the state's finances, Gov. Jon Corzine said yesterday his plan to raise tolls and pay down state debt will include new limits on future borrowing so New Jersey does not repeat "the mistakes of the past." While offering a few more hints about what his "financial restructuring" proposal will contain, the governor said it would be another two months before he can reveal it in its entirety. Corzine told a gathering of the New Jersey League of Municipalities in Atlantic City that any plan he advocates must reduce the state's debt by half and replenish the trust fund that pays for transportation projects such as widening the New Jersey Turnpike. The "most important structural reform" he will propose, Corzine said, will "create greater public control over future debt as a means of protecting taxpayers from the mistakes of the past." He gave no details but spoke colorfully of the need to make debt reduction permanent: "I don't want to clean the manure out of the barn only to have someone else fill it back." Last night on a live call-in program broadcast on public television stations WNET and WHYY and on The Star-Ledger's Internet home, nj.com, Corzine said he believes he can restructure the state's finances without "excessively burdening" residents.
2008 SULLIVAN COUNTY TENTATIVE BUDGET MESSAGE
TO THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE SULLIVAN COUNTY LEGISLATURE: The 2008 tentative budget is respectfully submitted for your review. I have found it a privilege to manage our County workforce that is comprised of dedicated hard-working individuals that provide services to our citizenry each day. To these dedicated workers, I say �Thank You� for all that you do on a daily basis for the County, our businesses, and our citizens. I want to acknowledge the effort put forth by the budget team of Commissioner Josh Potosek and his staff, along with the dedicated commissioners and department heads of the county.
During 2008, the fiscal management functions will convert to the New World software that will provide enhanced tracking of revenues and expenditures, as well as, provide the ability to enforce rules on encumbrances and reduction of spending.
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