The MainStreet Business Journal.  The business pulse of Southwest Utah
Feb. 2, 2010 - Feb. 9, 2010
Volume 13 - Issue 4
Rapid Fire Summary
Funny Business
The Scents Of Freshness
Copper Wire ...
Philanthropy of Note
SUU Unites for Haiti Relief
Prodigious Events
Parade of Homes Celebrating 20 Years
Local Business News
Health Management Council's Top Performer ...
Bernina Comes to St. George
RAM Company Celebrates 35th Anniversary
More Effective Management
Three Meetings ...
Managing HR
Employment Law Claims on the Rise
Restaurants in EEOC'S Sights?
Recent HR Settlements ...
Employment Law Briefs
Economic Trends
Disincentives
People in the News
Age is Just a Number ...
The Private Sector
USF Musical Goes to London
Government and Business
Obama Proposes $1.1B for BLM ...
EXPO Shows Off Local Transportation Plans
1 Billion in Public School Fund Assets ...
ST. George Nature Preserve Grows ...
Education and Business
Ethics in Real Estate the Focus of ...
DSC Hosts 2010 Math Competition
Criminal Justice Introduces New Scholarships
Bob Bennett Visits DSC Campus ...
Business & Politics
Hatch Blasts Obama ...
Bridgewater launches 2010 campaign ...
Utah Agriculture
2010 Grazing Fees Announced
OpinionEditorial
Re: $357 million lawsuit
Property Rights are ...
Rethinking: The Credit Card Act
Classifieds
Yellow Pages
About Us
 
RAM Company Celebrates 35th Anniversary



ST. GEORGE, UTAH - Raymond J. Ganowsky and his wife Melzie founded RAM Company in 1975 and have subsequently built a World Class organization employing many highly skilled workers, including their son Kevin who is the General Manager.

RAM Company designs and manufactures solenoids and valves with exacting standards for NASA, the military, undersea submersibles, and a variety of commercial applications. RAM's commitment to innovation and excellence begins with the example of the...
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Parade of Homes Celebrating 20 Years
Popular Event Claims Economic Benefit to Washington County close to a half billion dollars!


ST. GEORGE, UTAH - With just a few weeks until the opening day of the 20th Annual St. George Area Parade of Homes, excitement is building for the celebration of 20 years of making a positive impact in Southern Utah. Hundreds of home building professionals are working feverishly to complete 25 beautiful new homes by opening day, February 12, 2010.

As we celebrate 20 years in...
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EXPO Shows Off Local Transportation Plans



ST. GEORGE, UTAH - Do you use local, state and or federal roads in Washington County? Do you walk or ride a bike? Do you use or would you like to use public transit? Do you have any concerns or ideas regarding the future transportation needs in southwestern Utah? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions please join us at the Dixie Transportation Expo on Tuesday, February 2, between 11:30 am to 7:00 pm at the Dixie Center (1835 so. Convention Center Dr.) in St. George. 

This is a perfect opportunity for...
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Health Management Council's Top Performer ...
... in the Nation - is DRMC!

ST. GEORGE, UTAH - According to the Healthcare Management Council (HMC), residents of southern Utah don’t have to choose between the two — they have both. The Council recently named Dixie Regional Medical Center its best overall performer in the nation for combining high quality of care with low cost in 2009.

“Finding the right balance between cost management, quality improvement, and growth is a...
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Re: $357 million lawsuit




The United States Constitution and the Utah Constitution are the Supreme law of the land, and the highest law in Utah after the US Constitution. 

Every attorney, judge, police officer, elected officer, civil leader, military, club and organization leader I know of, swears to uphold, defend, protect and obey the Constitution!!!!!!  Some securities division director, board member with rule making authority cannot dismiss the Constitution and its protection.  Those citizens seeking to obtain securities licenses, do not, can not, give up their rights--that is impossible!!!

Many have heard me quote often the...
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