« CapitolG wrote on Tuesday, Mar 09 at 12:17 PM »
Voter, you act like Mr. Williams is the lowly mail room guy. Nice try, but he IS a political figure. More often, these things don't make the headlines. He, like most Canadians, know what a crap healthcare system they've got. Very similar to Obamacare. Though, I'm not sure how much Canada punishes their citizens when they can't afford it.
Berry College ranked 4th among small colleges in southeast for ‘green’ programs
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In the Cool Schools designation, Berry was listed fourth among colleges with enrollment of 7,500 or fewer. Schools honored on the list are in Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia.
The magazine singled Berry out for its large campus, including a 16,000-acre Wildlife Management Area and a reservoir that provides hiking and mountain biking trails, student campsites and other recreation opportunities; extensive building retrofits for efficiency and student-run campus garden.
Ranking tops among small schools were University of North Carolina Asheville and Warren Wilson College in Swannanoa, N.C. The No. 1 large school was Emory University in Atlanta. Click here for the complete list.
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Barnsley Gardens manager wins top award at industry luncheon
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“It is such an honor for me to win this prestigious award,” said Mahr. “I have been working at Barnsley Gardens Resort since the property was being converted into a resort, and I am excited to be a part of such a special place.”
Mahr joined Barnsley Gardens Resort in 1999 and served as the resort’s golf pro. He worked his way to assistant general manager, and in 2005 he was promoted to general manager.
Under Mahr’s direction, the resort’s revenue has continued to grow. Last year, Barnsley Gardens Resort was able to increase its leisure business by 19 percent.
Mahr is also very active within the golf community, serving as a member of both the PGA of America and the Georgia PGA. His other current board positions include the Georgia Hotel & Lodging Association, Cartersville/Bartow County CVB and Advance Adairsville.
Kelly Services to offer placements for health care, IT workers
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Specialty areas include medical laboratory, medical device, pharmacy and pharmacology, nursing, MRI/CT and X-ray technicians, allied health, behavioral health, health care billing/coding, utilization, case management, occupational health, special education, physical therapy and electronic medical records (health informatics).
