by The Broker
October 24, 2011 in Car insurance
I’ve compiled a favourite selection of Brandon Hardesty aka ArtieTSMITW’s ‘Strange Faces and Noises I Can Make’ videos to form one small video. I do not take ANY credit for this, I just put my favourite scenes into one video. There are no words to describe how funny this guy really is.
by The Broker
August 16, 2011 in Car insurance
brandon hardesty’s Strange Faces and Noises I Can Make 1,2,3 and 4(I II III IV) for more hardesty www.brandonhardesty.com or www.youtube.com also visit my website drcrippleslair.webs.com
by The Broker
April 20, 2011 in Property Insurances
NC faces massive price tag in storm cleanup
The storms that went across the South killed at least 44 people in six states, but the worst devastation came in N.C.
Read more on KABC-TV Los Angeles
Pumpkin Patch faces entrance road and other hurdles
Josh and Amanda Kadavy will plant pumpkins soon, without knowing how people will enter or leave their pumpkin patch this fall.
Read more on Lincoln Journal Star
by The Broker
January 31, 2011 in Banking insurance
NY Bill Seeking Coverage for Cancer Susceptibility Testing Would Only Raise Premiums, Payors Say
A bill introduced in the New York State Assembly would require insurance companies to cover genetic testing to gauge cancer susceptibility for those deemed by doctors to be at high risk of getting the disease based on family history.
Read more on GenomeWeb News
Man faces bond revocation in fraud
GULFPORT (AP) — Court records indicate an Ocean Springs man convicted of bank fraud is facing a bond-revocation hearing.
Read more on The Biloxi Sun Herald
by The Broker
January 15, 2011 in Fire insurance
Tewksbury police seek info on arson case
TEWKSBURY — The Tewksbury Police Department is seeking the public’s help in breaking an ongoing arson and breaking-and-entering case Oct. 26 at Killam Co. at 120 Poplar St., police said yesterday. The fire occurred at 11:30 p.
Read more on Lowell Sun
Some New Faces in Wales Government
Following a swearing-in ceremony the previous week, the Wales Town Board held its annual organizational meeting on Jan. 4. Some new faces in town government will replace senior personnel.
Read more on East Aurora Advertiser
by The Broker
January 11, 2011 in Health insurance
Cathy lives in Apple Valley, MN. A single mother of two, Cathy went back to school to earn her teachers license and has worked for the past three years as a special education and early childhood education teacher. Then, when her school system was hit with budget cuts earlier this month, Cathy lost her job, along with her health insurance. Organizing for America has collected hundreds of thousands of personal health care stories. The grassroots effort is building support in communities across the country for a plan that adheres to President Obamas three principles for reform: lowering costs, preserving patient choice and increasing access to quality care.
by The Broker
January 2, 2011 in Health insurance
Lisa of Lake Worth, FL has hydrocephalus or water on the brain and several other health ailments that require regular monitoring and care. Like millions of Americans, when Lisa lost her job, she also lost her health insurance. Lisa was unable to afford COBRA, but when she called around to inquire about coverage from private insurers she was categorically denied. As soon as I told them about my situation, Lisa says, they said forget it; they absolutely wouldnt even go any further. Organizing for America has collected hundreds of thousands of personal health care stories. The grassroots effort is building support in communities across the country for a plan that adheres to President Obamas three principles for reform: lowering costs, preserving patient choice and increasing access to quality care.
by The Broker
January 2, 2011 in Health insurance
Cesar was born and raised in Arvin,California, a small town in the Central Valley. Cesar shares his mother Marthas story. Martha came to the United States from Mexico and has worked for nearly 40 years. Martha instilled in her eight children the dignity and value of hard work, sometimes holding down two jobs at once to support her family. Martha is one of the 46 million people in this country without health insurance. Organizing for America has collected hundreds of thousands of personal health care stories. The grassroots effort is building support in communities across the country for a plan that adheres to President Obamas three principles for reform: lowering costs, preserving patient choice and increasing access to quality care.
by The Broker
November 7, 2010 in Insurance jobs and educations
Gov.-elect Kasich faces daunting budget
COLUMBUS — Gov.-elect John Kasich has big plans and a friendly Republican-controlled General Assembly when he takes office in January.
Read more on Zanesville Times Recorder
Gov.-elect Kasich faces daunting budget
COLUMBUS — Gov.-elect John Kasich has big plans and a friendly Republican-controlled General Assembly when he takes office in January.
Read more on Zanesville Times Recorder
by The Broker
November 7, 2010 in Insurance jobs and educations
Health care law faces new hurdles from resurgent GOP
In a symbolic show of opposition, resurgent House Republicans are eyeing an early up-or-down vote to repeal the Obama administration’s health care overhaul, though a successful overturn of the controversial measure is well beyond their reach.
Read more on Chattanooga Times Free Press
Election Will Mean New Faces in State Insurance Commissioner Jobs
Tuesday’s elections could have ramifications for a number of state insurance commissioner posts across the country. Nationwide, 11 commissioners are directly elected but there are only four such …
Read more on Insurance Journal
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