Community Solutions, Inc.

• Community Solutions Inc.

Sherry Albert was recently appointed vice president of adult services at Hartford, Conn.-based Community Solutions Inc. Prior to this, Albert was assi...

• The Non-profit Times
• August 15, 2002

• Community First Credit Union Signs Seven-year Agreement with Open Solutions Inc.

Credit Union Selects Canadian Version of The Complete Credit Union Solution and Other Strategic Solutions GLASTONBURY, Conn. -- Open Solutions Inc.[...

• Business Wire
• February 01, 2007

• Putnam County Chamber Odf Commerce Newsletter: ; Pride & Progress

Annual Dinner Meeting Marty Chapman, President The Chamber Annual Dinner was held Friday, January 28th at the Charleston Marriott. This event was a wonderful beginning of the new year with nearly 300 Chamber members and guests coming together to commemorate the success of 2010. The Chamber would like to thank the following sponsors for making this evening possible. Gold Sponsors AEP John Amos Plant Putnam County Bank Verizon Silver Sponsors CAMC Teays Valley Hospital Charleston Marriott Town Center City National Bank West Virginia American Water Company Decoration Sponsors BB&T Gheen's Painting Pritchard Electric Pullin, Fowler, Flanagan, Brown & Poe, PLLC Randolph Engineering Co., Inc. & Appalachian Signals & Products, Inc. Rock Branch Community Bank Reception Sponsors Advanced Energy...

...-Chair, Terry Mathias, Capital Financial Solutions, LLC Secretary/Treasurer, Cindy Skiles, Teays Phys...

• Charleston Gazette
• February 02, 2011

• National Coalition Continues Fight to Stop the Express Scripts/ Medco Merger in Nation's Capitol

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Just days before the Senate Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Antitrust, Competition Policy and Consumer Rights hearing to investigate the proposed merger between Express Scripts Inc. and Medco Health Solutions consumers, small business owners and community pharmacists with Preserve Community Pharmacy Access NOW! (PCPAN) traveled to Washington, D.C. today, to oppose the deal. While in town, PCPAN members and leadership met with elected representatives on Capitol Hill and others. The coalition expressed concerns that an approved merger would combine two of the nation's three largest pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), giving the consolidated mega-PBM the unfettered ability to increase prices and reduce access to pharmacy services. There is wides...

• U.S. Newswire
• December 01, 2011

• GVI Security Solutions Inc., Receives School Video Security Initiative Order for Baton Rouge Community College.

CARROLLTON, Texas -- GVI Security Solutions, Inc. (OTCBB:GVSS), a leading provider of video security surveillance solutions featuring the complete Sam...

• Business Wire
• November 30, 2007

• Indians Buck Recession, Score More Sponsor Dollars

Bigger crowds fuel fire With a bevy of promotions on tap, static ticket prices and a plan to expand Victory Field's gift shop and other offerings, Indians officials are confident they can increase attendance again this year. In the last two years, the Indians, an affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates through 2012, have inked new. sponsorship deals with Toyota, Cardinal Fitness, Coors Brewing Co., Ivy Tech Community College, Eli Lilly and Co. Inc., Flagstar Bank, Vincennes University, Kenny Outdoor Solutions and others.

• Indianapolis Business Journal
• September 08, 2009

• Community Health Systems, Inc. Announces the Acquisition of Willamette Community Health Solutions' Joint Venture Interest in Springfield, Oregon Facility.

FRANKLIN, Tenn. -- Community Health Systems, Inc. (NYSE: CYH) today announced that a subsidiary of the Company has acquired from Willamette Community ...

• Business Wire
• November 14, 2008

• Heated Debate

[Bob Perkins] also says farmers already are frustrated with "still-evolving rules" on diesel engines. "They don't want to be told, "You have to buy an engine next year and, by the way, a couple of years later you're going to need to buy another engine to replace it,' " Perkins says. Rich Gillis, chief executive officer of Energy Alternative Solutions, Inc. (EASI), built his Gonzales-based company around a "community-based closedloop" model. Gillis' fledgling company makes biofuel out of restaurant grease to the tune of 144,000 pounds a week, picked up, in part, by Salinas Tallow from a host of local, grease-recycling restaurants: Rio Grill, Tarpy's, Montrio's, Willy's Smokehouse, Whole Foods, Phil's Fish Market, Lollapalooza and Elli's Great American Restaurants. Part of the closed-loo...

• Monterey County Weekly
• August 21, 2009

• Dayton Winefest Will Be Held at Boonshoft ; the June 4-5 Event Will Feature Offerings From at Least 13 Ohio Wineries.

DAYTON -- After a one-year hiatus, the Dayton WineFest will return on June 4-5, this time in a new location: the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery. I'm so happy it's back. This is a win-win for Ohio wineries, the Boonshoft Museum and for the greater Dayton community," said Wanda Willis of W2 Event Solutions Inc., who served as the chief organizer of the event when she worked for the former National City Bank of Dayton. National City sponsored the event at the 2nd Street Market for the festival's first six years, but the event was canceled last year, and there was some doubt about whether it would return.

• Dayton Daily News
• April 09, 2010

• Announcement 2007-86

According to , the IRS has revoked its determination that Museum of American Piano of Bangor, PA; Transitional Living Collaborative of Moraga, CA; Key-Ray Inc. of Orem, UT; DreamHome Foundation of Sherwood, OR; Creativity Innovation Productivity Inc, DBA Horizon Event Foundation of Highwood, MT; Community Fellowship for Battered Women of Silicon Valley Inc. of San Jose, CA; Alta Crossing Inc. of Nampa, ID; Home Buyers Assistance Foundation Inc. of Denver, CO; International Housing Solutions Inc. of Sacramento, CA; and Filipino American Community Development Council Inc. of San Jose, CA, qualify as organizations described in Sections 501(c)(3) and 170(c)(2).

• United States. Internal Revenue Bulletin
• August 21, 2009