Superior Rating by A.M. Best Affirmed for Eighth Straight Year for Western Mutual Insurance Group
Share Article IRVINE, Calif. (PRWEB) February 23, 2021 For the eighth consecutive year, the A.M. Best Company has rated Western Mutual Insurance Group with an A+ Superior Rating with a Stable Outlook. A.M. Best lists the stable outlook as reflective of the strength of the group’s balance sheet and operating performance, and extensive knowledge of local markets, as stated in the rating rationale summary (visit http://www.ambest.com for more information).
“The Western Mutual family is again very proud to have our rating affirmed with A.M. Best,” said Kelly Walker, Vice President, Social Media and Inbound Marketing of Western Mutual Insurance Group. “A.M. Best is highly respected in the industry, and we will continue to strive to uphold this rating while maintaining our company-wide focus on quality service and
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Two Virginia lawmakers want volunteers to temporarily fill teacher gaps in the classroom
Two Virginia state senators want to create a corps of volunteers, who have more specialized experience than substitutes. Author: Allison Bazzle Updated: 11:17 PM EST February 18, 2021
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. Imagine volunteers, not teachers, getting your son or daughter through the school day. It’s a real idea called the Education Reserve Corps.
Two Virginia senators believe it could fill the teaching shortages many local schools face as they get ready to reopen.
Senator Chap Petersen (D-Fairfax) and Senator Siobhan Dunnavant (R-Henrico) are proposing the idea for consideration as a state policy, not a bill. Petersen said the idea is similar to the Medical Reserve Corps volunteers.
Veterans taking in some turns atop the snow in CT
The Leaps of Faith program also takes to the water in the Summer months to teach veterans how to water ski. Author: Jim Altman Updated: 5:57 PM EST February 17, 2021
SOUTHINGTON, Conn. The Leaps of Faith Adaptive Skiers program is celebrating three decades both on the water and atop the snow. In 2021, LOF returned to Mount Southington to host an annual tradition; treat veterans from all around the area to a day on the slopes.
“The foundation lets us come out and everything is free,” said retired Marine Corp Sgt. Gennaro Carbone. Carbone, from North Haven, was trying out a snowboard for the first time. David Ferri, a retired Marine Corp corporal from Meriden started snowboarding with Leaps of Faith in 2014 and has become an instructor, volunteering to help other vets to get a feel for the slopes. “You come out and have that camaraderie that we had when we were in the service,” Ferri sa