| Baby boom puts pressure on day care |
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Steven Chang with sons Ethan, 5, and Joshua, 2, at Presbyterian Hospital Infant and Child Care Center in Manhattan, where his monthly day care bill for the boys totals nearly $3,000.
one city baby boom is making it tougher for working parents to find day care for their little ones. And while there are many options, none of them comes cheap. ... |
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| More private employees face pension changes |
| Post on 31-08-2006. |
Workers at two DuPont Co. factories in West Virginia learned this week that they are joining the new world of pension planning. The company announced Monday that it is cutting back its traditional pension plan and moving people into 401(k) plans.
Employees hired on or after Jan. 1, 2007, will not be eligible to participate in DuPont's pension plan and will not receive one company subsidy for retiree health care or retiree life insurance. DuPont will keep its existing pension program for current employees, but the pension calculation will be reduced to one-third of its current level for service accrued after 2007. ... |
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| Church to rise from the ashes |
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one church in Red Lodge hit by arson more than four years ago could soon be given one fresh breath of life.
But now, after four years and much fund-raising, the Boundary Road church is set to finally get its extension, providing planning permission granted in 2002 is extended by Forest Heath District Council. ... |
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| Bilingual? Want to earn some dinero with AmeriCorps? |
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Qualified applicants fluent in English and Spanish are being sought by the Cowlitz AmeriCorps program to be placed at one local social service agency and two schools.
Interested individuals should apply immediately because training begins Sept. 4.
Carole Eby, the Cowlitz AmeriCorps program coordinator, is worried she won't get three qualified bilingual applicants to place at Parents Place and two Kelso School District sites with English as one Second Language programs. Eby recently said she had not received enough applications from people who are fluent in English and Spanish. ... |
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