Hawaii rental - Tens of thousands expected at immigration protest

Tens of thousands expected at immigration protest
Charlotte Sun-Herald - Economics, not race, is at the heart of the march against immigration reform, says a member of the Mexican Council of Florida When Jim Delgado talks about today's march that is expected to bring a force of Hispanic laborers, migrant workers and

Rita affects Ford Park finances
Port Arthur News - Hurricane Rita did more than cause damage to the facilities at Ford Park, it also affected the finances at the entertainment complex in the last quarter of 2005. Jefferson County Commissioners will receive the park's audited financial statements at

Vouchers mean little when housing unavailable
Caspar Star-Tribune - For low-income people in Casper in search of rental housing, having Uncle Sam in their corner may not be enough. It works -- or perhaps more precisely, often doesn't work -- like this: The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD

Superior Resources Northwestern Mutual Auto Owners Insurance
Escanaba Daily Press - The Penstar Office Center provides prime office space at competitive rental rates. Included are utilities, conference room and phone cable throughout the building. Penstar Office Center is located northwest of the U.P. State Fair Grounds in the

Drawing on the strength of powerful computers
Kane County Chronicle - One of the best things about the new X3 version of CorelDRAW is the material that comes with it. Right at the top of the list is the tutorial. It's on disk four out of four, but it's the right one to start with. Next is the accompanying guide to the

A corsage is still allowed
Boston Herald - A h, prom season . . . when a young man s thoughts turn to a weekend rental on Nantucket and a young girl dreams of having her teeth whitened for the occasion. Who says prom spending is out of control! After canceling their proms this year because

Errant landlord faces trial
Town Online - A s absentee landlords, rental overcrowding and student problems remain constant concerns for Allston-Brighton residents, one landlord is facing trial this week in the city s housing court. Russell M. Zahlaway is being sued by three tenants of 17

The Manager Minute
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - Candy Rechtschaffer has been the general manager of Forest Trace retirement community in Lauderhill for the past 15 years. Rechtschaffer considers it her job to keep her employees motivated. "It can be challenging to work here," she said. "There are

Feats for filling seats
Memphis Business Journal - Following a team that broke attendance and sell-out records, made it to the NBA playoffs for the second year in a row and got off to the best start in team history should translate to "butts in seats" at Memphis Grizzlies home games, but this season

No slowdown for remodeling firms
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - Bill Feinberg has been busy. Real busy. Sales at his Fort Lauderdale-based remodeling firm, Allied Kitchen & Bath, have risen 20 percent since last year, and he sees no end in sight to the demand for remodeling in South Florida. "Even with the