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Holiday Inn worker admits stealing more than $800 to buy drugs (Star Beacon)
A 20-year-old Ashtabula man is facing multiple charges after stealing more than $800 from the Holiday Inn Express on Route 45, where he is employed, and using the money to buy drugs.
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BOE sending ‘Bula a letter (Star Beacon)
The letter is in the mail.
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Stoops, Leach: Lasting impact (Muskogee Phoenix)
NORMAN (AP) — To compare Bob Stoops and Mike Leach at first seems like a study in opposites. One is the son of a football coach who built his reputation on a stingy, aggressive defense and puts forth a straight-laced persona that rarely cracks.
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Mass. woman's 1 cent debt paid in full (The Daily Item)
Editor's note: This item was published in the Mid-Daily Items on Tuesday. The debt has been paid.
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First Steps: Baby Lawyers Set Off on Disparate Professional Paths (Law.com)
Texas Lawyer, which will check in with them annually for career updates over the next several years.
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David tabbed to run UH Conneaut, Geneva (Star Beacon)
Robert G. David is the new president of University Hospitals’ Conneaut and Geneva medical centers, according to a statement.
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Health briefs (Southeast Missourian)
Physicians Network credentialing continues at Saint FrancisTwo local physicians have been credentialed by M. D.
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Names in the news (Southeast Missourian)
USA Drug to sponsor Grief SupportPARK HILLS, Mo. — The New Beginnings Grief Support Group has a new sponsor.
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Injured passenger in tractor-truck crash dies (The Daily Item)
WASHINGTONVILLE -- A 19-year-old Turbotville man died Monday, almost a week after he was injured when the pickup truck he was riding in crashed head-on into a farm tractor.
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Hospital jobs run gamut from skilled to not (Arizona Daily Star)
While much of the economy falters, the health-care sector remains hot. Why? According to George Rainer, vice president of human resources for Winthrop University Hospital in Mineola, N.Y., "health care isn't completely recession-proof, but it's certainly more so than other industries. People get sick, and we have to be here to take care of them — no matter what the economy looks like."
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