Plymouth County on the hunt for core fixed-income manager
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Plymouth County (Mass.) Retirement Association is searching for a core fixed-income manager to run about $60 million for the $1.24 billion pension fund.
Meketa Investment Group, the retirement plan s investment consultant, is assisting with the search.
Respondents must have been in operation for at least five years and have at least $5 billion in total assets under management to be considered.
The most recent investment report on the retirement association s website shows that Income Research & Management ran nearly $60 million in a core fixed-income strategy for the pension plan as of Jan. 31. It wasn t disclosed if IR&M s portfolio is up for bid or whether the fund is looking to hire an additional core fixed-income manager.
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Kildare hotel popular for weddings and short breaks is planning extension
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A planning application has been submitted to Kildare County Council for a proposed extension to the Westgrove Hotel in Clane.
Documents lodged by LeMonde Holdings Limited are seeking planning approval for constructing a new extension to the third floor of the existing hotel.
The application states that the development will create new office space.
A value for the proposed works has not been listed in the planning documents on Construction Information Services.
Located close the both the M7 and the M4, the Westgrove Hotel is popular with tourists exploring Irelands Ancient East as well as visitors to events at Punchestown, Mondello, Kildare Village Outlet Centre and the Curragh.
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KITTERY, Maine Men fought deadly seas in small wooden boats from the Wood Island Life Saving Station to rescue mariners in distress starting in 1908. Their whispered motto? “We have to go out, but we don’t have to come back.”
“It’s where wooden boats met service,” said Sam Reid, president of the Wood Island Life Saving Station Association.
Hear the history of these Portsmouth Harbor “surfmen,” who were part of the U.S. Life Saving Service a forerunner of the U.S. Coast Guard. Learn how the Life Saving Station is being brought back to life. Reid will speak to island’s past and future at 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 16 in a free webinar sponsored by the Active Retirement Association. Advanced sign up is required at Wood Island Registration or by emailing araseacoast@gmail.com for the registration link. Guests receive a confirmation email with information on how to attend.