Curtis Joseph, the winningest goaltender in National Hockey League history to have never won the Stanley Cup, announced his retirement Tuesday.

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Cujo announces retirement (Slam! Sports)

TORONTO – Curtis Joseph, the winningest goaltender in National Hockey League history to have never won the Stanley Cup, announced his retirement Tuesday.

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Veteran goaltender Curtis Joseph announces his retirement from the NHL (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada Sports)

In today’s competitive world, attracting new clients requires that you clearly differentiate yourself. One way to do that is to address today’s No. 1 concern among many investors approaching retirement and in retirement: “Will I run out of money?”

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Becoming a go-to retirement expert (Investment Executive)

(ARA) – With today’s record low real estate prices and attractive mortgage rates, now may be a good time to think about investing in a second home that ultimately can be used as your permanent residence upon retirement.

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A retirement home that helps pay for itself (Today’s News-Herald)

David Spence, 68, of Dallas, was the national sales manager for a company that manufactures awards for the golf industry. He had planned to cut back his hours as he neared retirement, but the sour economy interfered. “The phased retirement…

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‘Phased retirement’ is a growing trend that may not work for everyone (The Star-Ledger)

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DGAP-News: Windworks Engineering Inc.: Windworks signs Memorandum of Understanding with Wilton Rest Homes Ltd. (Financial.de)

With our first edition for this new year, we take a final look back at some select news items on which we reported July through December 2009. Our recap of select news from last January through June appeared in our Dec. 31, 2009, edition.

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A look back at news from late 2009 in Fridley, New Brighton, other north metro communities (Blaine – Spring Lake Park Sun-Focus)

Sporting News staff reports The Chicago Tribune, citing a source close to Andre Dawson, reports that the former star outfielder has extra incentive to go into the Hall of Fame wearing a Cubs cap: If he does, the team has prom

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Jersey retirement would follow if Dawson goes into Hall as a Cub (SportingNews)

With a career that spans over 19 NHL seasons, goaltender Curtis Joseph is set to announce his retirement on Tuesday, according to a report.

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Ex- Leafs goalie Cujo set to announce retirement (CTV Toronto)

The government of Guam needs to better communicate to employees about how their defined contribution retirement plans might not offer enough to live on once they decide to retire from government service.

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Inform: GovGuam must let workers know how to plan for retirement (Pacific Daily News)

With our first edition for this new year, we take a final look back at some select news items on which we reported July through December 2009. Our recap of select news from last January through June appeared in our Dec.

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A look back at news from late 2009 in Fridley, New Brighton, other north metro communities (Columbia Heights – Fridley Sun-Focus)

Speaking at the Age UK conference in London, Harman announced a fast track review of the retirement age. She said people should be allowed to continue working into their 70s or 80s if they choose to do so.

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Harriet Harman announces review of retirement age (Money Marketing Online)

The thinking two years ago seemed logical enough: If more companies would automatically enroll employees in 401(k) plans, then offer them the simplest of investment strategies, the employees would get a leg up on retirement savings, and we’d all be better for it.

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Efforts to raise 401(k) participation hit snags (USA Today)

How to avoid over saving and 6 other common mistakes when it comes to retirement planning.

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Money Tree: Could You Be Saving TOO MUCH for Retirement? (Fox News)

UFC veteran and former WEC lightweight champion Hermes Franca on Friday night announced his retirement from…

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Veteran France retires (Yahoo! Sports via Yahoo! Sports)

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Editor – Johnny Miller’s resurrected article about Al McVeigh and his retirement from the M&M bar was a special treat for my mother, Frances McVeigh (“S.F.’s last great news bar,” Wayback Machine, Dec. 13). Allen passed away in 2001, but is survived by Fran…

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Fond remembrances of the old M&M Bar (San Francisco Chronicle)

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A 54-year-old transit supervisor from Edmonds plans to retire in five years and gets some professional financial help to make it.

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Financial makeover: Retirement nears, but a little more work needed (Seattle Times)

With a career that spans over 19 NHL seasons, goaltender Curtis Joseph is set to announce his retirement on Tuesday, according to a report.ESPN

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Report: Goaltender Curtis Joseph set to announce retirement on Tuesday (The Hockey News)

With a career that spans over 19 NHL seasons, goaltender Curtis Joseph is set to announce his retirement on Tuesday, according to a report.

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Report: Goaltender Curtis Joseph set to announce retirement on Tuesday (Hamilton Spectator)

Curtis Joseph, fourth all-time in NHL wins by a goaltender, will announce his retirement at a news conference Tuesday at Air Canada Center, a source told ESPN.com Saturday.

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Source: Curtis Joseph will announce retirement on Tuesday in Toronto (ESPN)

NEWPORT NEWS — For seniors at The Chesapeake, a retirement community in Newport News, the reading group Katherine Schulz and Gretchen Gillen lead each month is a way to escape the everyday.

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Pair uses reading groups to help seniors escape the everyday (Daily Press)

Sen. Christopher Dodd’s decision this week to pack his congressional bags at the end of this year rather than face the strong prospect of defeat at the ballot box has sparked speculation over the fate of the massive Wall Street regulation bill that he is overseeing and his future after Capitol Hill.

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Dodd’s Retirement Decision Leaves Financial Reform and His Future Up in the Air (Fox News)

After more than a decade on the bench, Collier Circuit Judge Lawrence Martin retired last week.But the 66-year-old Naples man is not leaving the law — or moving very far. Martin is returning to practice law in the same building he worked in when then-Gov. Lawton Chiles appointed him to the county court bench in 1998

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A judicial retirement: Martin steps down (Naples Daily News)

WASHINGTON — A politically shrewd Senate Democratic staff member chatting about the future of health care negotiations stopped in midsentence late Tuesday afternoon as news flashed across his computer screen. “My God,” he said. “Byron Dorgan is retiring.”

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E.J. Dionne Jr.: Byron Dorgan retirement a thunderclap (The Capital Times)

The Cape Coral complex having a 150-pound hive with 50,000 bees removed was one of the most viewed stories on news-press.com today.

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Today’s most read stories on news-press.com (The News-Press)

NEW YORK—-The Transition Network’s 2009 member survey reveals that a large percentage of its membership – women over 50 with at least a Bachelor’s degree – have not changed their spending or their retirement strategies despite the recent economic downturn.

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Retirement Strategies of Educated Women over 50 Less Affected by Economic Downturn, Survey Finds (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)

WASHINGTON — What’s up with Ralph Nader?

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Nader’s Senate prospects hit snag with Dodd’s retirement (McClatchy Newspapers via Yahoo! News)

Californians are tired of hearing about government’s problems. Because they are struggling with their own crises—including record high unemployment, foreclosures and taxes—the last thing they want is more bad news from government. But want it or not, the bad news keeps coming.

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Californians Are Tired of Bad News (Metropolitan News-Enterprise)

Gouverneur Bancorp, Inc. and its subsidiary, Gouverneur Savings and Loan Association , today announced the retirement of Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Robert J. Twyman, effective January 8, 2010. Â Mr.

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Gouverneur Bancorp, Inc. Announces the Retirement of Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)

NEW YORK—-The economic shocks of the past 18 months have shown it is time to address serious shortcomings in our nation’s approach to retirement savings.

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The Current State of Americans’ Retirement Plans (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)

1/8/2010 – Fleet Sales Director at HD America Announces His Retirement Don Christophersen, director of national fleet sales at HD America, has announced his retirement, effective March 31, 2010….

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People: Related News (TruckingInfo.com)

Investment in pension plans is crucial to your retirement planning. InvestmentYogi tells you all about it.

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Pension plans: The smart way to retirement (rediff.com)

State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli is calling for a swift and thorough investigation after he learned that the New York State retirement checks…

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Update on lost NYS retirement checks (News 10 NBC Rochester)

The number of over 50s who have adopted a gradual approach to retirement has risen by a quarter during the past decade, research shows.

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Over 50s taking gradual retirement (Channel 4)

She’d dabbled at drawing most of her life, but didn’t get serious until her retirement in 2000. Eight years later, at 66, Robbie Best got a painting degree from Wayne State University and found her true voice.

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Multi-media artist Robbie Best discovered passion after retirement (Detroit News)

Sen. Christopher Dodd’s retirement announcement on Wednesday had that rarest of traits in modern politics: a note of honesty.

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Sen. Dodd announces retirement with dignity — and honesty (Washington Post)

Joel Brown of CBS News reports about how Dodd’s retirement will affect the balance of power in Washington.

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CBS News: A Shift in Power? (WRGB Albany)

PIERRE, S.D. (AP) —- State lawmakers support the South Dakota Retirement System’s plan to limit annual increases in benefits to improve the system’s financial condition, according to a survey by The Associated Press….

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Survey: SD lawmakers support Retirement System fix (Aberdeen American News)

EAST HADDAM, Conn., Jan. 6 (UPI) — U.S. Sen

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ALBANY _ As many as 60,000 state retirement checks were lost in the mail in recent days, with some starting to appear Tuesday at local post offices across upstate, the state Comptroller’s Office said.

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New York State Retirement Checks Lost in the Mail (WGRZ-TV Buffalo)

U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., plans to announce his retirement, sources told The Washington Post.

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Sen. Chris Dodd to Announce Retirement (HispanicBusiness.com)

Now that Sen. Christopher Dodd, embattled chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, has decided to forgo seeking re-election, analysts and advocates argue that his retirement will either have a pro-consumer effect on bank-reform legislation or no impact at all.

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Dodd’s retirement could help ease bank reform (Market Watch)

U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., plans to announce his retirement, sources told The Washington Post.

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Report: Sen. Dodd to Announce Retirement (Insurance and Technology)

DENVER (AP) – Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter is preparing to announce Wednesday that he won’t seek re-election. The Democratic governor has not publicly announced his decision not to seek re-election.

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KJCT8.com – Grand Junction, Montrose – Weather, News, Sports | Colo. Gov. expected to confirm retirement (KJCT 8 Grand Junction)

U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., plans to announce his retirement, sources told The Washington Post

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Report: Sen. Dodd To Announce Retirement (OfficialWire)

They’re dropping like flies, those embattled-Democrats-in-races-they-were-possibly-likely-to-lose

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Would a Dodd Retirement Be Good News for Dems? (Time Magazine)

Dodd, a leading Democrat whose political star has wavered, is expected to announce Wednesday that he won’t run for reelection in Nov., sources say.

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Conn. Sen. Dodd to announce retirement (Washington Post)

EAST HADDAM, Conn., Jan. 6 (UPI) — U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., plans to announce his retirement, sources told The Washington Post.

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Report: Sen. Dodd to announce retirement (UPI)

Fast Facts Hillside Terrace retirement community 1939 Jackson Ave., Ann Arbor Co-owned and operated by the Litz family, Nanya, Vic, Trey and Amanda

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Hillside Terrace Retirement Community earns Hospice Award (Ann Arbor Journal)