Arizona lawmakers begin special session on budget – Arizona Daily Star
Republican legislative leaders on Monday unveiled a plan to close the state’s big budget shortfalls, proposing cuts for schools, health care and state employee pay while asking voters to permit raids on special funds to help tide the state over
A shrinking Detroit looks for cuts – Asheville Citizen-Times
The problem: Detroit’s government structure was created for a city with 2 million inhabitants, funded with a flush tax base, not for one with a shrinking population — now around 800,000 — and a $325-million to $328-million budget deficit. The
Municipal leaders ask state for more revenue sources – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
HARRISBURG — City and municipal officials from around the state came here today to urge the Legislature to grant them new revenue-raising options to pay for municipal services, such as reimbursing them for tax-exempt property within their borders
Windsor man set on faith healing with marijuana – Vail Daily News
Medi-Grow owner Lazarus Pino receives his daily citation from Windsor police Sgt. Rick Klimek while at his medical marijuana dispensary in Windsor, Colo. Pino has been cited daily since Dec. 18, 2009 by the town for violating an ordinance against
Springfield City Council set to vote on resolution against Fair Tax – News-Leader.com
The council votes tonight on a resolution that O’Neal is bringing forward. If approved, it would express the city’s opposition to the three joint state House resolutions regarding the tax, which would eliminate personal and corporate income taxes and
Minnesota business by the numbers – Minneapolis Star Tribune
PepsiCo Inc. and other major soft drink companies. The association released a report showing a a 95 percent decline in sales of full-calorie soft drinks to schools between fall 2004 and fall 2009. She attributed the decline to voluntary guidelines
River Vale Country Club bankruptcy is latest woe for Bergen developer – NorthJersey.com
The purchase of River Vale Country Club by an Englewood Cliffs developer in 2006 seemed to offer a good deal for the buyer, township and area golfers alike. Chemitek 2006 LLC planned to build 59 town houses adjacent to the golf course, create a new
Arizona lawmakers begin special session on budget – Arizona Daily Star
Republican legislative leaders on Monday unveiled a plan to close the state’s big budget shortfalls, proposing cuts for schools, health care and state employee pay while asking voters to permit raids on special funds to help tide the state over
A shrinking Detroit looks for cuts – Asheville Citizen-Times
The problem: Detroit’s government structure was created for a city with 2 million inhabitants, funded with a flush tax base, not for one with a shrinking population — now around 800,000 — and a $325-million to $328-million budget deficit. The
Municipal leaders ask state for more revenue sources – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
HARRISBURG — City and municipal officials from around the state came here today to urge the Legislature to grant them new revenue-raising options to pay for municipal services, such as reimbursing them for tax-exempt property within their borders
Windsor man set on faith healing with marijuana – Vail Daily News
Medi-Grow owner Lazarus Pino receives his daily citation from Windsor police Sgt. Rick Klimek while at his medical marijuana dispensary in Windsor, Colo. Pino has been cited daily since Dec. 18, 2009 by the town for violating an ordinance against
Springfield City Council set to vote on resolution against Fair Tax – News-Leader.com
The council votes tonight on a resolution that O’Neal is bringing forward. If approved, it would express the city’s opposition to the three joint state House resolutions regarding the tax, which would eliminate personal and corporate income taxes and
Minnesota business by the numbers – Minneapolis Star Tribune
PepsiCo Inc. and other major soft drink companies. The association released a report showing a a 95 percent decline in sales of full-calorie soft drinks to schools between fall 2004 and fall 2009. She attributed the decline to voluntary guidelines
River Vale Country Club bankruptcy is latest woe for Bergen developer – NorthJersey.com
The purchase of River Vale Country Club by an Englewood Cliffs developer in 2006 seemed to offer a good deal for the buyer, township and area golfers alike. Chemitek 2006 LLC planned to build 59 town houses adjacent to the golf course, create a new