July 4, 2024
Funds

Spending state funds for Stone Pine Cove approved in Half Moon Bay | Local News

The June 18 City Council approval will allow staff to allocate and expend the funds — which were designated by Assemblymember Marc Berman, D-Palo Alto — for construction-related costs. Half Moon Bay and the county are continuing to work together on the project, which spans 5 acres of land at 880 Stone Pine Road and

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Investment

Somerset County pension fund, investments growing with strong economy | Local News

SOMERSET, Pa. – A strong economy has boosted Somerset County’s retirement fund to new heights, the Somerset County commissioners were told this week. The U.S. stock market’s top equity barometer, the S&P 500 index, delivered its strongest performance since 2012 in the two quarters that ended March 31, said Shane Nickolich, senior vice president for

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Investment

Somerset County pension fund, investments growing with strong economy | News

SOMERSET, Pa. – A strong economy has boosted Somerset County’s retirement fund to new heights, the Somerset County commissioners were told this week. The U.S. stock market’s top equity barometer, the S&P 500 index, delivered its strongest performance since 2012 in the two quarters that ended March 31, said Shane Nickolich, senior vice president for

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Loans

Oklahoma housing stability program gets first $23 million

OKLAHOMA CITY — The first $23.4 million from the Oklahoma Housing Stability Program was awarded to nine projects by the Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency Board during its last meeting. The program provides no-interest loans for construction of single-family homes for purchase and single- or multifamily homes for rent. The board awarded almost $15.5 million in

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