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By Nicole Wilson
| Wyoming Tribune Eagle Verified
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Blue Chip Partners Named as One of the 50 Fastest-Growing Investment Advisory Firms in the USA Original

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By Nicole Wilson
| EIN Presswire
Firm recognized for significantly increasing its client base and more than doubling its Assets Under Management in three years FARMINGTON HILLS, MICHIGAN, USA, August 11, 2022 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Blue Chip Partners is pleased to announce that it has been ranked number 36 on SmartAsset’s report of the 50 fastest-growing financial advisory firms in the country. Blue Chip Partners is the only Michigan-based firm to be included on the list.
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Nebraska School Safety Tip Line Continues | NewsRadio 1110 KFAB | KFAB Local News

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By Nicole Wilson
| KFAB-AM (Omaha, NE) Verified
A tip line credited with helping prevent school shootings across Nebraska is going to be continued. The State Board of Education approves a one-year contract with Boys Town to operate the "Safe2Help" line. The additional year will cost $809-thousand dollars. For now, the tip line is being funded with COVID emergency relief money. The Nebraska Department of Education says they will eventually ask Nebraska lawmakers for state funding. (Picture from Getty Images)
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