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Caryl Communications Inc

Caryl Communications is an award-winning public relations and marketing firm focused on media relations as the basis for positive, credible promotion of clients through print, broadcast and Internet media. The firm has experience serving diverse industries including commercial and residential real estate, senior housing, healthcare, financial services, non-profit, technology, insurance, landscape design, hospitality, retail and legal. With a talented team of professionals and an established network of media contacts, Caryl Communications generates awareness for its clients, their products and services through diverse public relation activities.

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Caryl Communications, Inc.
40 Eisenhower Drive, Suite 203
Paramus, New Jersey 07652

Tel: 201.796.7788
Fax: 201.796.8844
Toll Free: 866.256.5858

CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD BROKERS LEASE RENEWAL FOR SOLIX

CHARLESTON, IL - January 19, 2012 - (RealEstateRama) -- Solix Inc., a business process outsourcing company serving government and commercial clients, has renewed its lease for 23,000 square feet at 700 West Lincoln Ave. in Charleston, Ill., announced commercial real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. Solix Inc., a long-time Cushman & Wakefield client, has been occupying the space since the acquisition of a predecessor company.

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The Chicago Housing Authority will receive restitution for money stolen by a former contractor and her husband after the pair pleaded guilty to stealing funds intended for the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program, a crime that was exposed following an investigation by the CHA’s Office of the Inspector General.

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