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Senate office building, target of GOP, moves ahead ST. PAUL Minnesota finance officials plan to sell $85.3 million in bonds next week to pay for construction of a Senate office building that has become a political flash point.

The Department of Minnesota Management and Budget advertised the sale Tuesday and said it would be tentatively held on Aug. 5. State officials plan to begin construction of the four-story building near the Capitol within a few days of the sale.

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Johnny Alamo Entertainment announced the appointment of Tiffany Lutke as a marketing and communications specialist.

Donald A. Degnan, an attorney at Holland & Hart LLP, has been selected as a fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America.

Maureen McDonald has joined Kaiser Permanente as senior director of community benefit and relations.

Stantec announced that landscape architect David Amalong has joined as a community development principal in its Boulder office.

Lauren Barton joined Teammates Commercial Interiors as a designer.

CH2M Hill named Gary L. McArthur as executive vice president and chief financial officer. McArthur will assume his new responsibilities effective Aug. 4.

The Neenan Co. has added Jim Mattern, superintendent; Andrew Garside, preconstruction manager; Stephany Jirkovsky, project engineer; Ryan Daniel, project engineer; Jennifer Marley and Maureen Sinon, project coordinators; and Jacob Beck, architectural job captain.

The Colorado Department of Human Services named Lena Harris-Wilson as the new director of the Division of Food and Energy Assistance.

RGL Forensics appointed Matt Moyers as a director in the firm's Denver office.

Nicholas DeWeese, an associate at Hogan Lovell, has been elected to the board of directors of the Rocky Mountain Children's Law Center.

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Brian Purcell, the Secretary General at the Department of Justice, has offered to be reassigned to other duties in the public service following the publication today of the review into the department.

Brian Purcell, the secretary general at the Department of Justice, has offered to be reassigned to other duties in the public service following the publication today of the review into the department.

The review follows the report by senior counsel Sen Guerin into Garda malpractice claims by Sgt Maurice McCabe, which was critical of the department.

The Cabinet will now proceed with the recruitment of Mr Purcells replacement.

Speaking this afternoon, Minister for Justice Frances Fitzgerald said the newly-appointed secretary general would play a pivotal role in managing and embedding the recommendations of the report in the workings of the department.

She thanked Mr. Purcell for his contribution to the State including his service to the Department of Social Protection and his 23 years service in the Department of Justice and Equality, including as Director-General of the Irish Prison Service and most recently in his role as Secretary General of the Department of Justice and Equality.

She also thanked the review group for their time and effort in preparing the report and described its key findings as serious and hard-hitting.

She acknowledged the report found fault with leadership, management and oversight systems referring particularly to the existence of a closed secretive and silo driven culture, significant leadership and management problems and ineffective management processes and structures to provide strong strategic oversight of the key agencies.

The Department of Justice and Equality must become a 21st century organisation to meet 21st century challenges. Leadership and management practices in place in the department must equally be transformed to provide an effective workforce setting in which all staff can achieve their best, she said.

While the findings of this report are challenging, the report is also highly constructive in that it maps-out, though its extensive recommendations, the pathways forward for the department.

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Green councillors and residents who raised concerns that trees being chopped down were not being replaced. Photo: Bill Smith

Dan Grimmer dan.grimmer@archant.co.uk Tuesday, July 29, 2014 9:48 AM

Diseased or dying trees in Norwich which are chopped down will stand a greater chance of being replaced, following a rethink by council leaders.

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Norwich City Council cut its tree planting budget by 60,000 in 2011, which left just 35,000 for planting trees in the citys conservation areas only.

It is a policy which has continued and which led to a petition last year.

People, including Green Party campaigners, urged the council to think again, saying trees needed to be replaced in other parts of the city, rather than just conservation areas,.

At a recent city council meeting, people living in St Philips Road, off Earlham Road, urged the council to replant trees which had been cut down and not replaced.

Rochelle Wilson, on behalf of residents, said: The situation is urgent and we know other areas would like trees too. We understand that there are financial pressures that the council is under, however we would like to know how we can work with the council to keep Norwich a healthy, leafy city.

And, in response, Keith Driver, the city councils cabinet member for neighourhoods and community safety, announced that the council had reconsidered its approach - so trees outside conservation areas would now be considered for replacement.

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Miami Beach, FL (PRWEB) July 29, 2014

Home Show Management Corp, producer of the Miami Home Design and Remodeling Show, has been bringing consumers of home improvement products and services together with the trade for over forty years. The Labor Day weekend tradition opens to the public Friday, August 29th and continues through Tuesday, September 2 at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Participating exhibitors state that the sales generated at the show are a significant share of their annual business.

According to the Miami Association of Realtors, Miami real estate sales, particularly for single-family homes, continue to reflect strong demand. New condo construction has slowed the sales of existing condos, but the movement in the single family housing market should continue. Real estate growth goes hand-in-hand with home improvement spending, said Sharon Berube, spokesperson for the Show. So, the strength of the single-family home market should continue to fuel growth in home improvement spending.

Recently the National Association of the Remodeling Industry reported significant increases in both home improvement bid requests (up 6.29% )nationally and sales conversions( up 5.83%). Businesses exhibiting in the Labor Day Weekend show hope to match those national gains with strong sales during and following the event. If tradition holds true, said Berube, they will!

About the Home Show: Each Labor Day weekend, the Miami Beach Convention Center is transformed into a one-stop, interactive marketplace featuring thousands of products for home improvement, remodeling, interior design updates, outdoor improvements and enhanced South Florida lifestyles. In addition to a wide range of products on display, the show offers consumers the opportunity to talk one-on-one with professionals. Special show pricing offered throughout the five day event is an added incentive.

The show will also offer attendees entertaining activities at the event including complimentary seminars by industry experts on a variety of home improvement projects,. The Home Improvement Stage will feature tv lifestyle and design expert Jennifer Farrell who is currently featured on the Emmy-nominated series Home Made Simple (Oprah Winfrey Network). Jennifer will share top ten design tips for kitchen and bath remodeling, and offer special insight for condo owners on best practices for compact living. In addition to seminars the show features the Artist Encounter art show, featuring pop artist Stephen Gamson, daily cooking shows with guest chefs from around South Florida, original designer room settings by professional members of the interior design community, wine tastings and more.

Show hours: Friday (8/29) 6:00 pm-10:30 p.m.; Saturday & Sunday (8/30-31) noon-10:30 p.m.; Monday, Labor Day (9/1) noon-7:30 pm; Tuesday (9/2) 6:00 pm -10:30 pm.

Show Info: http://www.homeshows.net . Like us on http://www.facebook.com/FloridaHomeShow and follow us on Twitter @FLHomeShows.

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