Read October 29 issue of MBJ
by MBJ Staff
Published: October 29,2012
Tags: Back Bay Town Inn, Basel III, Bay St. Louis, healthcare
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HEALTHCARE Hospitals worry rejection of Medicaid expansion would increase burden of uninsured care— by Ted Carter
BANKING State’s bankers make plea for scrapping Basel III— by Ted Carter
GULF COAST $21.1 million recreational harbor, downtown facelift will redefine Bay St. Louis waterfront— by Lisa Monti
BRINGING BACK BAY TOWN INN Couple to resurrect bed and breakfast landmark that was swept out to sea by Hurricane Katrina— by Lisa Monti
JACK ELLIOT Phillips, Coleman vie to succeed Carlson
MBJ EDITORIAL One year later and Toyota is living up to the hype
IKE TROTTER Financial considerations for 2013
NANCY ANDERSON It appears health care just now getting the memo on business
PHIL HARDWICK Q&A potpourri — cleaning off the desk
FOCUS The future of healthcare in Mississippi
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