Exciting times for local youth baseball coming in August of 2011 but who will be footing the bill for City staff members traveling to Van Buren, Ark for the event training? Who will be traveling and what will be the cost for travel, lodging and meal money? What type of training is involved?
Veach said city staff members will be sent to Van Buren, Ark., a frequent World Series host, for event training this year. They will also travel to Purcellville in the summer to observe tournament operations as Loudoun County hosts the Babe Ruth 14-Year-Old World Series.
With Purcellville hosting the 14yr old World Series this summer, would it not be sufficient training for Winchester staff members to get quality training from Loudoun Babe Ruth since they will be hosting their 4th World Series since 1998?
Since Purcellville has hosted three World Series events to date and the forth coming this summer along with hosting several other previous South East Regional Tournaments, one could assume they know the in's and out's of running a World Series event, agree?
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Valley Health Systems Top Salaries and Top Contractors
To build upon The Winchester Star's database of local salaries with the most recent information available to The Pub:
Monday, March 22, 2010
WMC Campus Tax Exempt status on the agenda for Council Work Session
Tuesday, March 23 5:30 p.m. in Rouss City Hall, Council Chambers
One of the items on the agenda:
O-2010-12: Ordinance
Financial Impact:
At the City of Winchester's current tax rate of $0.77 and the property having an assessment of $272,214,900.00, this equates to $2,096,054.73 in tax dollars.
One of the items on the agenda:
O-2010-12: Ordinance
AN ORDINANCE TO DENY THE APPLICATION OF WINCHESTER MEDICAL CENTER FOR TAX EXEMPT STATUS BY CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION PURSUANT TO 27-33 OF THE WINCHESTER CITY CODE (pages 16-22)
[This is a blanket exemption request for the entire campus]
Financial Impact:
At the City of Winchester's current tax rate of $0.77 and the property having an assessment of $272,214,900.00, this equates to $2,096,054.73 in tax dollars.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Salary history on the MILLION dollar CEO for a local area non-profit
Just wanted to shared the total compensation package figures of this MILLION dollar CEO for a local area non-profit institution.
Source of information for years 2003-2005 was obtained from "wherethemoneygoes.com" and 2006-2008 were the IRS990's. Years 2006 and 2007 were just Base Compensation and Contributions to employee benefit plan and deferred comp plans. For year 2008, the compensation package went into a more detailed breakdown.
2003 - $455,020
2004 - $620,432
2005 - $824,113
2006 - $730,318
2007 - $927,147
2008 - $1,036,579
Source of information for years 2003-2005 was obtained from "wherethemoneygoes.com" and 2006-2008 were the IRS990's. Years 2006 and 2007 were just Base Compensation and Contributions to employee benefit plan and deferred comp plans. For year 2008, the compensation package went into a more detailed breakdown.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Local Area area non-profit had a MILLION dollar CEO in 2008
Despite difficult economic times, pay raises were plentiful for some individuals for one local area non-profit in 2008 despite the fact they showed less money made on paper vs. 2007.
This million dollar CEO got a pay raise that was worth a total compensation package of $109,426.
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This million dollar CEO got a pay raise that was worth a total compensation package of $109,426.
631,330 - Base Compensation60,000 - Bonus & Incentive Compensation15,007 - Other Compensation301,193 - Deferred Compensation29,049 - Nontaxable Benefits==========$1,036,579
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