Pennsylvania: University Of Pennsylvania Hospital Jobs

Young and healthy need insurance, too (Poughkeepsie Journal) - 166 weeks ago

Dana Dwyer, 24, had just quit her first job after college as a manager at a Ralph Lauren store in Miami and hadn't started her second yet when, wham! She was in a car wreck. Her front teeth were knocked out, and her palate was broken. In between jobs, she had no health insurance.

December 2006 glimpses (USA Today) - 166 weeks ago

Here is a closer look at many of the U.S. military personnel killed in December because of the conflict in Iraq.

Fay-Penn OKs budget (Herald Standard) - 167 weeks ago

For the first time since its founding in 1992, Fay-Penn Economic Development Council has written an annual operating budget that does not include money from the Eberly Foundation.

betrayed (The Providence Journal) - 167 weeks ago

Patricia Murtaugh never seemed to have enough money. She lived with her two Yorkshire terriers in a subsidized apartment in Queens, N.Y., and held a string of low-paying jobs. To boost her pay, she sold carrot cakes and Irish soda bread that she baked in her kitchen.

Color of Money Book Club (Washington Post) - 167 weeks ago

Author Joseph Hurley and Michelle Singletary discussed is book "The Best Way to Save for College: A Complete Guide to 529 Plans."

Chautauqua Days highlights year in review (McPherson Sentinel) - 167 weeks ago

While the nation turned its attention to the war in Iraq, immigration and the political maelstrom leading up to the November election, McPherson County confronted a drought, the wind turbine question and the landfill expansion.

No insurance for kids (Macon Daily) - 167 weeks ago

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama ( Reuters ) - For years, Al Rohling watched parents quit their jobs when their kids got sick, deliberately making their incomes drop to a point where they could get U.S. government medical help.

No reason for state economy to falter (Baltimore Sun) - 167 weeks ago

Jay Hancock Whether the country will suffer a recession this year is an open question. (I still say no. Others - notably New York University economist Nouriel Roubini - disagree.)

Lost jobs, plants in danger top 2006 news (Tribune Chronicle) - 168 weeks ago

A turbulent economy dominated the news in 2006, and the stories at Delphi Packard Electric — including employee buyouts, continuing federal bankruptcy...

Lost jobs, plants in danger top 2006 news (Tribune Chronicle) - 168 weeks ago

A turbulent economy dominated the news in 2006, and the stories at Delphi Packard Electric — including employee buyouts, continuing federal bankruptcy hearings and a questionable future at the local plants were picked by the Tribune Chronicle news staff as the biggest story of the year.