Happy Hour: The Merits Of Proofreading

19 June 2008 | 5:14 pm

Author: Christy Frink

New reports are showing that Tennessee did some miscalculations and shoddy paperwork and missed out on about $67M in federal funds that could have gone to help the mentally disabled. [Tennessean]
If U.S. senators Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker get their way, we may have a toll-free hotline to call if we have problems with our banks. Not quite as personal as Lamar’s plea for gas price stories, but we’ll take it. [Chattanoogan]
The Preds traded forward Darcy Hordichuk today to the Carolina Hurricanes. We’ll miss you, Darcy! Mostly because we were always pretty taken with your flashy website and Hordichuk Media Center! [City Paper]
Tennessee’s unemployment rate jumped almost an entire percentage point from April to May, going from 5.5% to 6.4%, representing about 30,800 more people who are now without jobs. [WSMV]

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