Kidney Failure Is Not An End To Life
Damon Brown and Darren Patillo have a lot in common. The two Seattle area residents have battled kidney disease since they were young and are now doing well, thanks to kidney transplants.
Both are family men with young children. Both hold professional jobs. And both will tell their stories at Northwest Kidney Centers’ Kidney Health Fest for African American Families on June 2. They’ll speak in the morning educational program at the event, which runs from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Van Asselt Elementary, 8311 Beacon Ave. S., Seattle.
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$20 Congestion Reduction Charge To Begin Appearing On License Tab Renewals
If you live in King County you'll soon begin paying a $20 Congestion Reduction Charge (CRC) to fight congestion and preserve transit when you register a vehicle or renew your tabs. The charge begins with June renewals sent out by the state Department of Licensing and will be collected through May 2014.
The charge was authorized by the state legislature and enacted by the King County Council in 2011 to enable Metro Transit to maintain its current overall level of bus service while helping to keep traffic congestion in-check.
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Pugh Capital was one of seven companies honored by the publication, which covers small, boutique and women- and minority-owned asset management firms. The Emerging Manager Monthly awards, in their sixth year, also name winners in Domestic All-Cap, Large-Cap, Mid-Cap, Small-Cap, Small to Mid-Cap Equity and International Equity.
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Fox News Brings Out The Long Knives For Obama
Fox News, the unofficial arm of the Republican Party that claims to be fair and balanced, is conducting an all-out assault on President Obama, doing everything from letting Mitt Romney advisers masquerade ...
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