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Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Arch Insurance Announces Entry Into Consumer Product and Home Warranty Markets January 7, 2021 GMT NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan 7, 2021-- Arch Insurance today announced its entry into the Consumer Product and Home Warranty markets. With this offering, Arch will focus on its “underwriting only” partnership approach for original equipment manufacturers (OEM), third party administrators, obligors an...

3 months ago Offering provides unique North American insurance and obligor solutions including custom underwriting, data analytics and full compliance support NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Arch Insurance today announced its entry into the Consumer Product and Home Warranty markets. With this offering, Arch will focus on its “underwriting only” partnership approach for original equipment manufacturers (OEM), third party administrators, obligors and insurtechs b...

David Krause/The Aspen Times There comes a “tipping point” in every ski season — a shift in skier behavior, or snowpack, or both — when the temptation of fresh turns in untracked powder spurs the resurgence of rope-duckers entering closed terrain at Snowmass. This year is no exception: Snowmass police have issued seven $250 tickets to violators in the past two weeks. That’s according to Dave Heivly, a Snowmass police officer who spends one day per week working on the mountain with ski...

NTF 2020 | Broadcasters Explore Cloud Options For News TV broadcasters are aiming to move live production workflows to the cloud, but executives from Sinclair, ABC News and Vizrt said at last week’s NewsTECHForum it will take faster tech development from vendors and possibly new financial thinking from customers. By Glen Dickson | December 21, 2020 | 5:28 a.m. ET. Live production workflows for news will eventually make their way to the cloud, as broadcasters look to take advantage of the fle...

Law enforcement agencies in the Upper Roaring Fork Valley have each other’s back. An agreement worked out in the early days of the pandemic among police in Aspen, Snowmass Village and Basalt, as well as the Pitkin County Sheriff’s Office, ensures that no shift will go uncovered if COVID-19-related illness, isolation or quarantine spreads one agency too thin, officials said recently. “If they need more cops, they call me and it’s my job to go and find police officers,” said Brian Olson...

Weekly, asymptomatic testing of emergency responders in the Upper Roaring Fork Valley could begin by the end of this week or early next week, officials said Wednesday. The effort will include Aspen police officers, Pitkin County sheriff’s deputies, county jail staff and deputies, Aspen Fire Department personnel, dispatchers at the county’s 911 center and certain employees of the county’s Health and Human Services Department, said Kurt Dahl, Pitkin County’s director of environmental heal...

from the san jose department. >> this is always what i want to do so when i laid off. i really didnt have a second plan. >> a classmate was also let go from the san jose department. >> i know there is still many people out there, out my class that are searching for jobs. i know how tough it is right now. >> alameda county is one of the few departments in the bay area that is actually growing in these tough economic times. that growth is due in part about the cities contracting out and ...

he is calling therefore for 10,000 troops to come home in two phases starting this summer. and another 23,000 by next summer. >> starting next month we will be able to remove 10,000 of our troops from afghanistan by the end of this year. and we will bring home a total of 33,000 troops by next summer, fully recovering the surge i announced at westpoint. after this initial reduction our troops will continue coming home at a steady pace as afghan security forces move in to the lead. our m...