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| Crowds Expected For Job Fair At Safeco Field SEATTLE -- In light of the shaky economy, organizers of a job fair said they are expecting large crowds at the event Tuesday at Safeco Field. Dozens of employers, like Safeway, Wells Fargo and some government agencies will be there to find workers. |
| Tobago not for sale The Sunday Express of March 30 carried an interview by BC Pires with Natalie Mahabir, a real estate agent in Tobago. The title of the interview was "Vilified villas". |
| New companies encouraged to insure When it comes to Florida property insurance, political realities in Tallahassee are clashing head on with traditional industry standards of fiscal responsibility. The homeowner is caught in the middle. |
| Justice Served News that the FBI has arrested hundreds of crooked real estate agents and mortgage brokers nationwide has managed to restore some of our faith in peace, justice and the American way. |
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