Progressive Insurance, the country's fourth largest auto insurance group, and The X PRIZE Foundation, an educational nonprofit prize organization, will announce the winners of the Progressive Insurance Automotive X PRIZE at a special awards ceremony in Washington, D.C. Up to $10 million will be awarded to as many as three teams that proved their entry vehicle could meet the competition's ...

Arline Marie Debelak and Dr. Franklin B. Price were married Friday, June 18, 2010, at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Gates Mills. The Rev. James J. Caddy, Pastor, officiated. Mrs. Price was an insurance Broker with Progressive Insurance as well as Director of Music with the Catholic Dioceses of Cleveland and Youngstown prior to her marriage. Dr. Price is currently affiliated with the ...

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Ohio-based insurance giant Progressive said Wednesday that it plans to hire nearly 200 customer sales and service representatives by year’s end for its Colorado Springs call center to fill existing openings that had gone unfilled for months. The...

Sen. Michael Bennet has tried twice, in person, to answer the tough deficit queries of Tea Party advocate Peter Boddie. And Boddie still isn't satisfied, an omen that bodes ill for Bennet and other Democrats.

By Marie Stempinski, Special to the Times Friday, September 3, 2010 Workers are happier when they take their pets to work, but not all co-workers share their enthusiasm. Companies are wise to establish workplace “pettiquette.” Did you know that one in five American companies allow employees to bring their pets to work? That's according to a recent survey by the American Pet Products ...

Applications are being accepted for the Indiana Chamber of Commerce's annual competition naming the "Best Places to Work in Indiana." For information or to nominate a business, go to www.bestplacestoworkin.com

Editor’s note: This is the first in a three-part series about the race for governor in Wisconsin. On Wednesday, we will be featuring Mark Neumann, and next Sunday, we will be featuring Scott Walker.

Sept. 02 -- Ohio-based insurance company Progressive said Wednesday that it plans to hire nearly 200 customer sales and service representatives by year's end for its Colorado Springs call center to fill existing openings that had gone unfilled for months.

PROVIDENCE — The red, white and blue lawn signs are up; the candidates are knocking on doors, and campaign fliers are arriving in mailboxes almost daily as 285 candidates jockey for 113 seats in the Rhode Island legislature.

Penn Twp. mosquitos test positive; YCAAA to hold drive-thru flu shots; GNMP advisory commission to meet; Run/walk kicks off Hillside open house

Confirmed moderate wins admirers and admonitions alike in her bids to straddle the partisan divide.

Douglas Kimble, of 7003 Okolona Terrace in Okolona, pleaded guilty to possession of methamphetamine precursors. He was sentenced to 15 years in the Mississippi Department of Corrections with five years of post-release supervision and was fined $5,000.

The announcement is made of the engagement of Natalie Greer, daughter of Mary and Raymond Greer of Euclid, to Michael Fetheroff, son of Michael (Judy) Fetheroff Sr. and Monica (Robert) Fetheroff-Woods.

Despite blanket denials from top Michigan Democratic Party officials, the elusive group that wants to call itself the Tea Party on the November ballot has been linked repeatedly to Democrats since it emerged in May.

This Labor Day, America seems to be holding its breath, trying to decide what kind of society it wants to be. Many Americans are wondering...

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For a time, during the heated Congressional clashes over health care reform, many thought the most powerful politician in Washington was not President Barack Obama, but a thin, raven-haired three-term senator from Maine.

The unaffiliated candidate for House District 61 has raised almost seven times more in campaign donations than the major party candidates in that race. But as a write-in candidate, incumbent Rep. Kathleen Curry can’t say for sure whether it’ll be enough for her.

Sussex-Wantage students will not be taking home economics this year. Sparta students won't be attending class at the Mohawk Avenue School, will pay for courtesy busing and for participation in sports and student activities.