This was part of a recent Friday Update at Baptist Hospital in Jackson. An updated [sic] from Baptist Health Systems President & CEO Chris Anderson: Good Friday is the day we commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and his death at Calvary. As we draw toward the end of Holy Week here at Baptist, it […]
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SRHS Watch has received several hundred pages of documents from various sources during the course of the last year. Even at this late juncture, the extent of the problems are not fully appreciated by most. Singing River will not publish the latest pension numbers they had. Steve Simpson will not either. Billy Guice has even complained
The full deposition of Mike Crews in the Singing River Health System Pension litigation.
Developing: Early confirmed reports are that Singing River Health System hosted a conference at the Hilton San Destin resort this weekend. We will bring you details as the story develops.
Multiple sources have reached out to SRHS Watch to tell us that Larry Shoemaker will be leaving the health system. Kevin Holland is beginning the search for his replacement in the office of the COO. Dogan & Wilkinson is hanging on by a thread, being protected by insiders – the usual suspects. SRHS trustees continue
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The millionaire Chinese communists who are seeking a handout on the backs of hard-working Pascagoula taxpayers have a message for those who earn a living by the sweat of their brow:
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LaFont Inn, LLC is asking the city of Pascagoula to assist in providing a loan for $500,000 – $1.35 million. LaFont Inn, LLC is 25% owned by foreign investors who are seeking an EB-5 visa. Such a visa would entitle the foreign national to a green card if they invest $500,000 and create ten jobs.
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We have received a request to provide information or a form to object to the settlement. While we would like to do so, we are not in the business of providing legal advice. The rules of US District Court call for a very specific format and procedure when objecting to a class-action settlement. The objection