MARIA STEIN, Ohio (June 1, 2021) – The Maria Stein Shrine of the Holy Relics announced today that President, Don Rosenbeck, will be retiring in June of 2022. Mr. Rosenbeck began his tenure at the Shrine in 2003, first serving as Business Manager for the institution that was owned and operated by the Sisters of …
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Phil Hett and his daughters LINDSBORG – The employees and residents of Bethany Village, 321 N Chestnut Street in Lindsborg are mourning the death of their chaplain. Phillip Hett, 39, of Lindsborg, was one of three people killed in a two-vehicle accident on Interstate 135 Sunday afternoon. His daughter, Abigail Hett, 10, also was killed, as …
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The U of A announced several changes related to employee salaries, insurance and retirement plans that will become effective July 1 for fiscal year 2022. FACULTY AND NON-CLASSIFIED STAFF SALARY INCREASES Units will receive a 1.5 percent salary pool to fund raises for eligible employees based on merit and performance. Senior administrators hired …
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DETROIT – Soon-to-be retired Detroit Police Chief James Craig looks back on his decorated career, capping off a profession spanning over four decades. “I love Detroiters. I love the men and women who serve both the sworn and civilian. I love them,” Craig said. “As I always say, the last eight years have been the …
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CARTERET COUNTY, N.C. (WITN) -To honor fallen service members on this Memorial Day, a ceremony took place in Carteret County retiring old flags. BSA Scouts Troop 446 and BSA Troop 247 performed the flag retirement ceremony, but it was a little different this year because of the burn ban that’s in effect. Each stripe of …
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After a year of enormous change and challenge, the U.S. Supreme Court enters its final weeks of the term with several hot-button cases yet to be decided, and speculation over one of its longest-serving justices. June is typically the busiest time for the nine-member bench, as they work to release rulings from their docket, including …
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Red pencil circle around 5 years retirement text — early retirement concept getty The pandemic has caused many people to assess their priorities, and if you are considering retiring earlier than originally planned, you aren’t alone. Whether your job has changed due to COVID and is no longer as appealing or you’d simply like more …
Now, say you’re able to sock away $500 a month for retirement over a 30-year period, and that you sink your savings into S&P 500 index funds. At the end of that window, you stand to retire with about $680,000. Of course, that assumes you only have 30 years left until retirement. If you’re looking …
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Separately, two bills aimed at preventing the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board, Washington, from investing Thrift Savings Plan assets in Chinese companies have been introduced in the Senate. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., on May 18 introduced the Prohibiting TSP Investment in China Act, which would prevent “the TSP Fund from investing in any security of …
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Posted: May 30, 2021 / 09:17 PM CDT / Updated: May 30, 2021 / 09:17 PM CDT Dear Tom,Where (in the United States) is the best place to retire to, weatherwise? I’ll be eligible for retirement in a year and I want to get to a place that has mild, but not hot, weather year …
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