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Erie County Real Estate Transactions

Following are real estate transactions over $5,000 as listed in records of the Erie County Clerk’s Office for the week ending April 13. •5 Madison Ave., Rosemarie Sugg; Rose Marie Sugg; Clair E. Roesch; David D. Aquino to Judith Hutson, $104,000.

05/21/2012

Property Transfers: May 13, 2012

Real estate transfers of $100,000 or more as shown in the records of the Shelby County Register's Office include:

05/12/2012

Romney wins GOP contests in Indiana, NC, W.Va.

Mitt Romney has won the Indiana, North Carolina and West Virginia presidential primaries.

05/08/2012

Real estate transactions for May 13

05/13 - Real estate transactions

05/12/2012

Wilmington Trust Announces Expansion Into Washington, D.C.

WASHINGTON -- Wilmington Trust has promoted William T. LaFond, formerly managing director of business development for Wilmington Trusts Family Wealth group, to head the companys Wealth Advisory business ...

05/02/2012

Forty-two years later, Bennett puts another 'Vette on a pole

After a 42-year hiatus, an Evansville businessman has returned to replant his roots and once again place a sparkling example of American ingenuity high in the sky.

05/09/2012

Real estate transactions for April 29

04/29 - Real estate transactions

04/28/2012

The legacy of waste at the GSA

The big General Services Administration has long needed a big cleanup. But GSA is still in the same sort of mess it was in when the Republicans took over. The main ingredients: favoritism, factionalism, sloppiness, and waste.

04/29/2012

Fortune Classic: The legacy of waste at the GSA

Editor's note: Every Sunday, Fortune publishes a storyÂ from our magazine archives . In light of the controversy surrounding the General Services Administration's spending habits and the recent Congressional hearings on the subject, we go back 56 years to August 1955, when Fortune reported the GSA "just as much of a mess today as it was in 1952." It's safe to say that not much has changed in the ...

04/29/2012

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