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Feb 19 2024
News
Retirements spike again as stock market booms
Huge numbers of Americans are leaving the workplace in a surprise second wave of the post-COVID retirement boom.
Why it matters: An aging country — combined with a booming stock market and a nudge from return-to-office policies — means more working stiffs are preparing to exit the stage.
What's happening: The U.S. has about 2.7 million more retirees than predicted, Bloomberg
AxiosMar 14 2024
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Ken Buck retirement sets off Colorado special election and creates headache for Boebert
Rep. Ken Buck’s (R-CO) early retirement will spark a special congressional election in Colorado for the first time in over 40 years, placing declared GOP primary candidates at a crossroads as they determine whether or not to run and finish the rest of the Freedom Caucus member’s term. Shortly after Buck announced his early retirement, with his last day set for March 22, Gov. Jared Polis (D-CO
Washington ExaminerMar 16 2024
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Fort Smith Public Schools’ police chief, former sheriff Bill Hollenbeck announces retirement
FORT SMITH -- School District Police Chief Bill Hollenbeck has announced his plans to retire at the end of this school year after nearly six years with the district. Hollenbeck previously worked 27 years at the Sebastian County Sheriff's Office, including eight years as sheriff, before he was asked to work at Fort Smith Public Schools as the director of facilities and security. He said that
Arkansas Democrat-GazetteMar 19 2024
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Tulane's Lisa Stockton, Louisiana's all-time winningest women's coach, retires after 30 years
Tulane women's basketball coach Lisa Stockton is retiring after spending the last 30 years leading the Green Wave program, the school announced on Tuesday. Stockton is the all-time winningest women's college basketball coach for the state Louisiana with a career record of 591-342. Her Tulane program produced five WNBA players and had 11 trips to the NCAA Tournament. "I am very grateful to have
The Times-PicayuneMar 09 2024
Analysis
'We Got To Rein Her In': Behind The Scenes Of Nuland's Early Retirement
Former CIA analyst Ray McGovern in a new interview has speculated over the reasons behind Victoria Nuland stepping down from her high-ranking position as Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, the number three top official in the State Department.
Her retirement was announced by her boss Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Tuesday. But the question is why now when the
ZeroHedgeMar 15 2024
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401K hardship withdrawals hit record high last year, and rebuilding for retirement could be tough
BALTIMORE -- Inflation and high interest rates are hitting many people's pockets, prompting some to dip into their retirement plans to pay the bills. According to Vanguard, a record-high 3.6 percent of workers took hardship distributions from their 401ks in 2023. But it comes at a cost. If someone takes money out of their 401k before they are 59 and a half years old, they must be prepared to
CBS News (Online)Mar 14 2024
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North Fremont's Shannon Hill and Ben Lenz to retire from coaching boys basketball and football
ASHTON, Idaho (KIFI) - Big changes are coming to North Fremont athletics next school year. The school announced Shannon Hill has retired from coaching boys basketball and Ben Lenz has retired from coaching football, per the North Fremont High School Facebook Page.
Under Hill's direction, the boys basketball garnered a 117-30 record, winning two state championships, five state trophies,
KIFI News 8Mar 06 2024
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Eagles' cancer-stricken staffer played touching role in Jason Kelce's retirement
Philadelphia Eagles legend Jason Kelce wanted to end his career the way it started — and he wasn’t going to let cancer get in the way, even on retirement day. After Kelce announced his retirement Monday, Eagles trainer Joe O’Pella, who is battling cancer, wrote a heartfelt Instagram post that uncovered the “indescribable” impact Kelce has had on his life. In the post, he said that Kelce
nj.comMar 13 2024
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Decorated K9 passes away weeks after retirement, Kane County Sheriff’s Office announces
The Kane County Sheriff’s Office announced Wednesday that decorated K9 Arko, who retired March 1 after serving the department for more than seven years, has died. In a news release, the Sheriff’s Office says K9 Arko “passed peacefully, surrounded by his K9 handler, Lt. (Michael) Wilgosiewicz, and other members of the K9 community.” According to the release, K9 Arko was born Oct. 18, 2014, and
WGNMar 01 2024
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Rep. Mark Green Reverses Retirement Decision, Announces Bid for Reelection
Mr. Green has revealed that he wishes to represent Tennessee’s Seventh Congressional District for a fourth term. Rep. Mark Green (R-Tenn.) has reversed his earlier decision to retire and will seek reelection this year. A congressional source with direct knowledge of the lawmaker’s plan confirmed the change to The Epoch Times on March 1, saying that the House Committee on Homeland Security
The Epoch Times