Firefighters were expected to be on the scene overnight Tuesday dealing with blaze at a Denver warehouse.
Reported by Denver Post 5 hours ago.
Denver, Aurora fire crews battling warehouse fire near I-70 and I-225
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Watch: Aurora Borealis at magnetic midnight
Footage of the Aurora Borealis, aka Northern Lights, captured on tape in Troms, Norway. The aurora are most visible at a time called magnetic midnight.
Reported by CBS News 20 hours ago.
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The Most Jaw-Dropping Space Pictures Of 2014
For as long as we know, humanity has looked up at the sky and wondered about our place in this vast universe while marveling at the beauty of the stars.As Carl Sagan said in Cosmos,"the size and age of the cosmos are beyond ordinary human understanding. Lost somewhere between immensity and eternity is our tiny planetary home."
This year was an especially big year for space observation and exploration.
In 2014 we've seen auroras transform the sky, been dazzled by solar eruptions, cheered as we landed on our first comet, and marveled at images of our fragile planet captured from other worlds.
-James Woodend won the 2014 Astronomy Photography of the Year competition with this photo of a vivid green aurora in Iceland’s Vatnajökull National Park.-
Source: These 12 Mind-Blowing Space Images Just Won A Photography Competition-NASA's Curiosity rover shared its very first picture of Earth from Mars. The photo was taken about 80 minutes after sunset on Jan. 31, 2014, NASA said. The rover tweeted the photo with the accompanying caption: "Look Back in Wonder... My 1st picture of Earth from the surface of Mars."-
Source: Here's A Stunning View Of Earth From 99 Million Miles Away -On April 21, the Hubble telescope captured what looks like a black hole in Jupiter's Great Red Spot — but really, it's the shadow of the Jovian moon Ganymede.-
Source: Hubble Snapped This Picture Of Jupiter With A Creepy 'Hole' In Its Great Red Spot
See the rest of the story at Business Insider Reported by Business Insider 18 hours ago.
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Watch a beautiful aurora borealis
This vivid video of the northern lights was captured this week in Norway
Reported by CBS News 18 hours ago.
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Aurora theater shooting prosecutors say defense must turn over reports
With less than three weeks to go before the official start of trial, debate over expert witnesses is dominating the Aurora movie theater shooting case.
Reported by Denver Post 13 hours ago.
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Who Needs Fireworks? Aurora Sets Northern Skies Aglow
Some celebrate the New Year with fireworks or falling balls of light, but in northern climes, the sky itself is putting on a show to mark 2014's end.
Reported by msnbc.com 9 hours ago.
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Celebrate the New Year with Tips for a Lifelong Weight Loss Transformation from the University of Colorado Anschutz Health and Wellness Center
Making weight loss resolutions is easy, but keeping them can be difficult. This time, keep the motivation going long after the holiday is over.
Aurora, Colo. (PRWEB) January 01, 2015
This year, resolve to make those weight loss resolutions stick. Holly Wyatt, MD and her staff at the University of Colorado Anschutz Health and Wellness Center have discovered several secrets that contribute to long-term weight loss success. Wyatt is the center’s associate director and co-author of “State of Slim,” the book that shows dieters how they can create their own state of slim no matter where they live.
Wyatt focuses on the mindset as much as diet and exercise in her transformational weight loss programs. Her newest program is Extreme Weight Loss: Destination Boot Camp. The first boot camps in October sold out and 2015 sessions are scheduled for March, June, and July.
To keep those resolutions long past the holiday and for lasting weight loss success, Wyatt encourages dieters to identify their personal “why” for losing weight, focus on positive aspects of weight loss, create a supportive environment and develop new habits to make healthy decisions. Her tips are just in time for the new year:· Find your “real” why: dig deep, identify your why and write it down. Recognizing your strong internal motivation will help you stick with new healthy behaviors for more than a few weeks.
· Be honest, are you really ready to make a change: how high a priority is your resolution? If it’s not an 8 or higher on a scale of 0-10, you’re not likely to stick with the necessary behavioral changes for long-term success.
· Out with the old, in with the new: new friends, new places, new routines and new behaviors all help with weight loss transformation success. Surrounding yourself with like-minded people makes it easier.
· Road map to success: you know what your New Year’s resolution is, now you have to map out the transformational journey. Exactly what will you do to lose those 15 pounds or train for a 5K? Achievement is in the details.
· Go public and get vulnerable: it’s scary but put yourself out there. Tell lots of people about your resolution. Good old-fashioned peer pressure makes you accountable. It’s harder to cheat when everyone’s checking up on you.
· Nobody’s perfect: no weight loss transformation journey is perfect. Life gets in the way. Have a plan to navigate the bumps in the road and stay focused despite the slip-ups. The body achieves what the mind believes.
· Don’t hold back: make the decision to achieve your resolution and jump in with both feet. Making a halfhearted commitment won’t cut it. Know your why, your what and your how, then go for it 100%.
· Score a quick win: nothing makes you more determined or gives you more confidence than quick success. Take your big goal and break it into bite size achievable chunks and feel your willpower skyrocket.
· Create an autopilot and cruise to success: resolutions get harder to keep after four to six weeks when the excitement wears off. Having a default autopilot plan in place makes it easy and boosts willpower. Reported by PRWeb 3 hours ago.
Aurora, Colo. (PRWEB) January 01, 2015
This year, resolve to make those weight loss resolutions stick. Holly Wyatt, MD and her staff at the University of Colorado Anschutz Health and Wellness Center have discovered several secrets that contribute to long-term weight loss success. Wyatt is the center’s associate director and co-author of “State of Slim,” the book that shows dieters how they can create their own state of slim no matter where they live.
Wyatt focuses on the mindset as much as diet and exercise in her transformational weight loss programs. Her newest program is Extreme Weight Loss: Destination Boot Camp. The first boot camps in October sold out and 2015 sessions are scheduled for March, June, and July.
To keep those resolutions long past the holiday and for lasting weight loss success, Wyatt encourages dieters to identify their personal “why” for losing weight, focus on positive aspects of weight loss, create a supportive environment and develop new habits to make healthy decisions. Her tips are just in time for the new year:· Find your “real” why: dig deep, identify your why and write it down. Recognizing your strong internal motivation will help you stick with new healthy behaviors for more than a few weeks.
· Be honest, are you really ready to make a change: how high a priority is your resolution? If it’s not an 8 or higher on a scale of 0-10, you’re not likely to stick with the necessary behavioral changes for long-term success.
· Out with the old, in with the new: new friends, new places, new routines and new behaviors all help with weight loss transformation success. Surrounding yourself with like-minded people makes it easier.
· Road map to success: you know what your New Year’s resolution is, now you have to map out the transformational journey. Exactly what will you do to lose those 15 pounds or train for a 5K? Achievement is in the details.
· Go public and get vulnerable: it’s scary but put yourself out there. Tell lots of people about your resolution. Good old-fashioned peer pressure makes you accountable. It’s harder to cheat when everyone’s checking up on you.
· Nobody’s perfect: no weight loss transformation journey is perfect. Life gets in the way. Have a plan to navigate the bumps in the road and stay focused despite the slip-ups. The body achieves what the mind believes.
· Don’t hold back: make the decision to achieve your resolution and jump in with both feet. Making a halfhearted commitment won’t cut it. Know your why, your what and your how, then go for it 100%.
· Score a quick win: nothing makes you more determined or gives you more confidence than quick success. Take your big goal and break it into bite size achievable chunks and feel your willpower skyrocket.
· Create an autopilot and cruise to success: resolutions get harder to keep after four to six weeks when the excitement wears off. Having a default autopilot plan in place makes it easy and boosts willpower. Reported by PRWeb 3 hours ago.
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Four stabbed during large fight at Aurora New Year's party, police say
Four people were stabbed at a party in Aurora at about 2 a.m. on New Year's Day, and police were still looking for suspects Thursday morning, as some of the victims refused to cooperate with
Reported by Denver Post 19 hours ago.
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Southwick Golf Course has a new manager
Byerly Management Group is now handling operations at Southwick Golf Course in Graham, ending uncertainty after the course's management firm of nine years left at the end of 2014. Byerly has a three-year agreement with the course, which is owned by Villane Inc., the Times-News of Burlington reported. Aurora Golf Management, owned by Mark Hopkins, previously oversaw Southwick. Hopkins wrote in a recent letter that his management company would cease operations on Dec. 31. Byerly Mangement is led…
Reported by bizjournals 1 day ago.
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Aurora Diagnostics Announces Promotion of Bruce Walton to Chief Operating Officer
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aurora Diagnostics announced the promotion of Bruce Walton to Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the company, effective January 1. Mr. Walton was Executive Vice President of Operations. “Bruce has earned the COO title by successfully leading our labs through a challenging period of change following reimbursement cuts in the pathology lab industry,” said Daniel D. Crowley, CEO of Aurora Diagnostics. “As a result of the strength and
Reported by Business Wire 20 hours ago.
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Kicking Off The Best Possible Start Campaign, Fisher-Price Asks Parents Around The World To Share A Wish For Their Child's Future This New Year
EAST AURORA, N.Y., Jan. 2, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Fisher-Price, Inc., one of the world's leading infant and preschool toy manufacturers and a subsidiary of Mattel, Inc., today released a short film entitled Wishes for Baby, marking the official launch of the Best Possible Start...
Reported by PR Newswire 17 hours ago.
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Aurora police officer shoots suspect
An Aurora police officer shot and injured a suspect during a confrontation early Saturday morning, according to police.
Reported by Denver Post 20 hours ago.
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Bartender Aurora Kephart Gets Unplayed Lotto Ticket As Tip, Wins $17,500
Bartender Aurora Kephart Gets Unplayed Lotto Ticket As Tip, Wins $17,500Oregon Bartender Aurora Kephart Receives Tip That Turns Out To Be Worth $17,500
Man Gives Oregon Bartender Lottery Ticket As Tip Worth $17,500
Bartender Aurora Kephart Gets Unplayed Lotto Ticket As Tip, Wins $17,500
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An Oregon bartender got the tip of a lifetime in October 2013 after a patron gave her a lottery ticket that was worth $17,500.
Aurora Kephart, 25, a bartender at Conway’s Restaurant and Lounge in Springfield, Oregon, says one of the regulars often hands her unplayed Keno tickets as a tip, The Associated Press reports.
"He lets me take whatever tickets I would want," she told ABC News. "That's a normal thing between us."
In October 2013, the man who wishes to remain anonymous asked Kephart to choose two tickets.
She won only $5 on her first ticket, but the second turned into a $17,500 jackpot.
"The look on his face was incredible," the 25-year-old told The Register-Guard, according to AP. "I automatically handed it back to him; it was his ticket.”
But the man refused to take it, making Kephart sign the ticket so she would be the only person to be able to collect the prize.
However, Kephart did later give the man a percentage of her winnings. "I just couldn't not give him some of it," she said.
Kephart said she plans to buy a new couch with the money and save the rest of it.
"I never realized how expensive couches were," she said. "Instead of waiting till Christmas or later, now I can buy something I really need."
Sources: AP via Fox News, ABC News, The Register-Guard / Photo Credit: KEZI9TV/YouTube, Nick Ares/Flickr Creative Commons
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First Alert Launches Onelink™ Series of Smart Devices
AURORA, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--First Alert Launches Onelink collection
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Accumen to Establish Comprehensive Patient Blood Management Program for Wisconsin’s Largest Health Care Provider
Aurora Health Care to utilize Accumen’s patient-centered blood utilization model
San Diego, Calif. (PRWEB) January 05, 2015
Accumen, a laboratory transformation company, will support Wisconsin-area health care provider, Aurora Health Care, with a Comprehensive Patient Blood Management(TM) program.
Accumen’s Comprehensive Patient Blood Management (cPBM) model results in rapid and sustainable improvements in blood utilization and can lead to reductions of inappropriate and avoidable blood use by as much as 40-60%. The proprietary approach involves technology enabled cPBM analytics, peer-to-peer training, and accelerated change management.
Aurora Health Care is a not-for-profit Wisconsin-area health care provider and a national leader in efforts to improve health care quality. Aurora set ambitious goals around the organization’s cPBM program and seeks to uncover and accelerate value, as well as establish sustainable improvements.
“With Accumen’s support for patient blood management we aim to achieve deeper, more rapid reductions in blood use and ultimately, improvements in patient outcomes,” said Jeff Smith, M.D., Executive Vice President and Interim Chief Clinical Officer, Aurora Health Care.
At the core of Accumen’s cPBM vision is a patient-centered model that addresses blood product utilization, transfusion safety, and proactive strategies designed to avoid or reduce unnecessary transfusion which place patients at risk. Accumen’s offering is anchored by a team of experts that have established and supported nationally recognized cPBM programs, proven processes that combine project playbooks, broad education, change management, and a technology-centric blood performance management solution to effectively drive insight and action.
“Aurora’s commitment to patient quality and safety coupled with Accumen’s cPBM model creates an ideal partnership to focus and accelerate value within Aurora in a sustainable manner,” said Jeff Osborne, President and CEO of Accumen.
About Accumen
Accumen Inc. partners with health systems to deliver lab and cPBM excellence. Accumen brings together diverse industry expertise and innovative thinking to optimize laboratories for improved cost, quality, service and outreach growth. To obtain more information or to contact Accumen, visit Accumen.com or email info(at)accumen(dot)com.
About Aurora Health Care
Aurora Health Care is a not-for-profit Wisconsin-area health care provider and a national leader in efforts to improve health care quality. Aurora offers services at sites in more than 90 communities throughout eastern Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Aurora is Wisconsin's most comprehensive health care provider and the state's largest private employer. Aurora serves more than 1.2 million patients every year via a comprehensive network of facilities, services and providers, including 15 hospitals, 159 clinics, 70 pharmacies and 30,000 amazing Caregivers. As evidenced by more than 400 active clinical trials, Aurora is dedicated to delivering innovations to provide the best possible care today, and to define the best care for tomorrow.
Media contact
Ted Landis
EVP Growth & Strategy
602-538-1808
tlandis(at)accumen(dot)com Reported by PRWeb 2 days ago.
San Diego, Calif. (PRWEB) January 05, 2015
Accumen, a laboratory transformation company, will support Wisconsin-area health care provider, Aurora Health Care, with a Comprehensive Patient Blood Management(TM) program.
Accumen’s Comprehensive Patient Blood Management (cPBM) model results in rapid and sustainable improvements in blood utilization and can lead to reductions of inappropriate and avoidable blood use by as much as 40-60%. The proprietary approach involves technology enabled cPBM analytics, peer-to-peer training, and accelerated change management.
Aurora Health Care is a not-for-profit Wisconsin-area health care provider and a national leader in efforts to improve health care quality. Aurora set ambitious goals around the organization’s cPBM program and seeks to uncover and accelerate value, as well as establish sustainable improvements.
“With Accumen’s support for patient blood management we aim to achieve deeper, more rapid reductions in blood use and ultimately, improvements in patient outcomes,” said Jeff Smith, M.D., Executive Vice President and Interim Chief Clinical Officer, Aurora Health Care.
At the core of Accumen’s cPBM vision is a patient-centered model that addresses blood product utilization, transfusion safety, and proactive strategies designed to avoid or reduce unnecessary transfusion which place patients at risk. Accumen’s offering is anchored by a team of experts that have established and supported nationally recognized cPBM programs, proven processes that combine project playbooks, broad education, change management, and a technology-centric blood performance management solution to effectively drive insight and action.
“Aurora’s commitment to patient quality and safety coupled with Accumen’s cPBM model creates an ideal partnership to focus and accelerate value within Aurora in a sustainable manner,” said Jeff Osborne, President and CEO of Accumen.
About Accumen
Accumen Inc. partners with health systems to deliver lab and cPBM excellence. Accumen brings together diverse industry expertise and innovative thinking to optimize laboratories for improved cost, quality, service and outreach growth. To obtain more information or to contact Accumen, visit Accumen.com or email info(at)accumen(dot)com.
About Aurora Health Care
Aurora Health Care is a not-for-profit Wisconsin-area health care provider and a national leader in efforts to improve health care quality. Aurora offers services at sites in more than 90 communities throughout eastern Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Aurora is Wisconsin's most comprehensive health care provider and the state's largest private employer. Aurora serves more than 1.2 million patients every year via a comprehensive network of facilities, services and providers, including 15 hospitals, 159 clinics, 70 pharmacies and 30,000 amazing Caregivers. As evidenced by more than 400 active clinical trials, Aurora is dedicated to delivering innovations to provide the best possible care today, and to define the best care for tomorrow.
Media contact
Ted Landis
EVP Growth & Strategy
602-538-1808
tlandis(at)accumen(dot)com Reported by PRWeb 2 days ago.
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Graebel Announces New Global Era With Successful Divestiture of U.S. Domestic Moving Divisions
Graebel Companies, Inc. chairman of the board David W. Graebel and William H. Graebel SGMS chief executive officer have announced that the worldwide relocation firm has embarked on a global expansion and will introduce ground-breaking initiatives
Aurora, Colorado USA (PRWEB) January 05, 2015
Today, Graebel Companies, Inc. chairman of the board David W. Graebel and William H. Graebel SGMS chief executive officer have announced that the worldwide relocation firm has embarked on a global expansion and will introduce ground-breaking initiatives for its Global 100 and Fortune 500 clients. This comes following the divestiture of the Company’s U.S. moving services divisions, Graebel Van Lines, Inc., and Graebel Movers, Inc. to Robert and Vasilia Peterson. Terms of this acquisition will not be disclosed.
Graebel Relocation Services Worldwide, Inc., Graebel Movers International, Inc., Move Management, Inc. and Graebel Commercial Services, Inc. are excluded in this transaction, and will continue to operate under the umbrella of Graebel Companies, Inc. led by William Graebel.
William Graebel enthusiastically stated, “This divestiture exemplifies our Company’s many triumphant transformations from our humble beginning to a respected, award-winning brand in the global relocation industry. Since 1950, we have strategically acquired or built business entities from the ground up. Our decision to sell the successful, legacy U.S. moving services divisions that are steeped in our family’s history is unquestionably the right move for everyone. For our clients around the world, our global enterprise is well positioned to be an ever more valuable resource. Among the initiatives underway is a breakthrough Graebel-technology that will bring contemporary levels of business intelligence reporting and predictive analytics for customers everywhere. Above all, we remain committed to exceeding expectations with our people’s exceptional and administration of world-class relocation programs and services on six continents. Robert and Vasilia Peterson, respected moving industry leaders, have acquired a brand that is strongly revered for its highest quality moving and storage services in the U.S. The Petersons passionately share our family’s vision about service excellence, and in every aspect this is the right move for everyone!”
“Today, our clients are found on six continents and their expectations are vastly different compared to only a few years ago. For over seven decades we have consciously listened to our customers to proactively transform our organization and services to meet their present and future needs. It is for this reason that we opened and expanded several times our global relocation and mobility management centers in the APAC and EMEA regions starting in 2008. Starting this year, we will launch new value-added services in the global marketplace, and will continue our global footprint expansion,” further explained Graebel.
“The world’s needs are enormous. Graebel successfully tackles this challenge by proactively and continuously asking our customers ‘what do you need, how can we help’? At Graebel, we exceed expectations, because we listen to understand our customers’ changing needs. This successful divestiture marks our latest transformation, and the beginning of an exciting new era that will bring enormous benefits for our customers and for their relocating people around the globe now and for decades to come,” stated David Graebel.
“Graebel Van Lines is the premier choice for household goods transportation services. Year after year, Graebel Van Lines has earned our customers’ respect with world-class service and industry accolades. It is with complete confidence that I can attest that Robert and Vasilia Peterson will find the caliber of the people is beyond compare.”
“Graebel Movers, Inc. features modern storage facilities, and performs employee relocation to workplace services for local businesses to the Fortune 1000, government agencies, the military and residential consumers. This division has grown from a family-owned office with one truck in Wausau, WI to coast to coast centers in the continental U.S.,” added William Graebel. “No matter the market, the Petersons have the qualified people, superior facilities, and equipment that have earned the respect of customers and the U.S. moving industry.”
William Graebel concluded, “It is important to reiterate that an enormous amount of the heavy-lifting associated with a decision of this magnitude has taken place to ensure a textbook transition that will be seamless for all parties, and particularly for all Graebel customers. Because our organization has been built on understanding the changing needs of our customers, we will continue to work closely with and will collaborate with the Petersons’ management team. In conclusion, it is the objective of both organizations that this transformation will immediately raise and will forever elevate the bar for scalability, relevance and service excellence in consumer and workplace relocation services in the U.S. and around the world.”
About Graebel Companies, Inc.
Founded in 1950, Graebel Companies is a privately-held global organization that offers the full suite of employee and commercial office relocation, mobility management, workplace and consultative services for the Global 100 and Fortune 500. On-the-ground services are managed in 165 countries on six continents. The world headquarters is located in Aurora, Colorado USA with in-region centers throughout the Americas, APAC and EMEA regions. Known for its industry-first innovations, Graebel holds numerous quality and security credentials, and has earned accolades from its clients and from within its industry for its best-in-practice quality and market intelligence initiatives. To learn more visit: http://www.graebel.com Reported by PRWeb 2 days ago.
Aurora, Colorado USA (PRWEB) January 05, 2015
Today, Graebel Companies, Inc. chairman of the board David W. Graebel and William H. Graebel SGMS chief executive officer have announced that the worldwide relocation firm has embarked on a global expansion and will introduce ground-breaking initiatives for its Global 100 and Fortune 500 clients. This comes following the divestiture of the Company’s U.S. moving services divisions, Graebel Van Lines, Inc., and Graebel Movers, Inc. to Robert and Vasilia Peterson. Terms of this acquisition will not be disclosed.
Graebel Relocation Services Worldwide, Inc., Graebel Movers International, Inc., Move Management, Inc. and Graebel Commercial Services, Inc. are excluded in this transaction, and will continue to operate under the umbrella of Graebel Companies, Inc. led by William Graebel.
William Graebel enthusiastically stated, “This divestiture exemplifies our Company’s many triumphant transformations from our humble beginning to a respected, award-winning brand in the global relocation industry. Since 1950, we have strategically acquired or built business entities from the ground up. Our decision to sell the successful, legacy U.S. moving services divisions that are steeped in our family’s history is unquestionably the right move for everyone. For our clients around the world, our global enterprise is well positioned to be an ever more valuable resource. Among the initiatives underway is a breakthrough Graebel-technology that will bring contemporary levels of business intelligence reporting and predictive analytics for customers everywhere. Above all, we remain committed to exceeding expectations with our people’s exceptional and administration of world-class relocation programs and services on six continents. Robert and Vasilia Peterson, respected moving industry leaders, have acquired a brand that is strongly revered for its highest quality moving and storage services in the U.S. The Petersons passionately share our family’s vision about service excellence, and in every aspect this is the right move for everyone!”
“Today, our clients are found on six continents and their expectations are vastly different compared to only a few years ago. For over seven decades we have consciously listened to our customers to proactively transform our organization and services to meet their present and future needs. It is for this reason that we opened and expanded several times our global relocation and mobility management centers in the APAC and EMEA regions starting in 2008. Starting this year, we will launch new value-added services in the global marketplace, and will continue our global footprint expansion,” further explained Graebel.
“The world’s needs are enormous. Graebel successfully tackles this challenge by proactively and continuously asking our customers ‘what do you need, how can we help’? At Graebel, we exceed expectations, because we listen to understand our customers’ changing needs. This successful divestiture marks our latest transformation, and the beginning of an exciting new era that will bring enormous benefits for our customers and for their relocating people around the globe now and for decades to come,” stated David Graebel.
“Graebel Van Lines is the premier choice for household goods transportation services. Year after year, Graebel Van Lines has earned our customers’ respect with world-class service and industry accolades. It is with complete confidence that I can attest that Robert and Vasilia Peterson will find the caliber of the people is beyond compare.”
“Graebel Movers, Inc. features modern storage facilities, and performs employee relocation to workplace services for local businesses to the Fortune 1000, government agencies, the military and residential consumers. This division has grown from a family-owned office with one truck in Wausau, WI to coast to coast centers in the continental U.S.,” added William Graebel. “No matter the market, the Petersons have the qualified people, superior facilities, and equipment that have earned the respect of customers and the U.S. moving industry.”
William Graebel concluded, “It is important to reiterate that an enormous amount of the heavy-lifting associated with a decision of this magnitude has taken place to ensure a textbook transition that will be seamless for all parties, and particularly for all Graebel customers. Because our organization has been built on understanding the changing needs of our customers, we will continue to work closely with and will collaborate with the Petersons’ management team. In conclusion, it is the objective of both organizations that this transformation will immediately raise and will forever elevate the bar for scalability, relevance and service excellence in consumer and workplace relocation services in the U.S. and around the world.”
About Graebel Companies, Inc.
Founded in 1950, Graebel Companies is a privately-held global organization that offers the full suite of employee and commercial office relocation, mobility management, workplace and consultative services for the Global 100 and Fortune 500. On-the-ground services are managed in 165 countries on six continents. The world headquarters is located in Aurora, Colorado USA with in-region centers throughout the Americas, APAC and EMEA regions. Known for its industry-first innovations, Graebel holds numerous quality and security credentials, and has earned accolades from its clients and from within its industry for its best-in-practice quality and market intelligence initiatives. To learn more visit: http://www.graebel.com Reported by PRWeb 2 days ago.
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Aurora Diagnostics Announces Sale of Greensboro, N.C., Blood Testing Laboratory to Dominion Diagnostics
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. & NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aurora Diagnostics, the leading independent specialized laboratory company focused on anatomic pathology, announced today that it has sold its Greensboro, N.C., blood testing clinical laboratory to Dominion Diagnostics, effective December 31, 2014. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. “We are pleased to complete this transaction, which allows us to focus our efforts and resources on our core business of anatomic patholog
Reported by Business Wire 2 days ago.
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Multi-vehicle crash closes I-70 at North Chambers Road in Aurora
Aurora Police have closed the westbound lanes of Interstate 70 at North Chambers Road after four or five vehicles, including a semi, were involved in an accident Monday afternoon.
Reported by Denver Post 2 days ago.
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10 healthiest places in U.S.: Where does metro Denver rank? (Slideshow)
It's been reported a time or two that Colorado is the thinnest state in the nation, with 21.3 percent of residents classified as obese, a lower rate than any other state, according to a joint study by the Trust for America's Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. But does being the capital of a state with the thinnest residents in the country necessarily make Denver the "healthiest" city in the nation, too? Not according to a new report, which ranks the Denver-Aurora-Broomfield metro area…
Reported by bizjournals 2 days ago.
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Man dies, charges pending against second driver after traffic accident
A man has died as a result of injuries suffered in a Dec. 27 automobile accident in Aurora, with charges pending against the other driver.
Reported by Denver Post 2 days ago.
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