March 15, 2025

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Crypto

Massena Town Board continues cryptocurrency regulation review | Business

MASSENA — The Town Board is taking another month to review its proposed cryptocurrency mining regulation following a review by the St. Lawrence County Planning Board. “We still have a little more time with the moratorium. I would suggest holding tight for another month,” town attorney Eric J. Gustafson told board members. The latest moratorium,

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Property

Redlands takes property owners to task on weed abatement | News

A “No trespassing/loitering” sign stands sentry at 1910 West Park Ave., a property that has been cited for failure to manage weed abatement. Photo via Google Maps  The Redlands City Council has taken action to address wildfire risks, voting unanimously to adopt a resolution that overruled objections to reducing weed growth on properties that fail to

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Property

North Augusta Country Club property cut from CPST V funding | North Augusta Area Government

When the city of North Augusta released its own final version of the list of projects to benefit from the next cycle of the Aiken County penny sales tax, the 150-acre Country Club property was at the top and assigned $3 million. The list that’s now gone through two of three readings at Aiken County

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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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Funds

Ryan Walters questioned about federal funds, student testing

Andrea Eger ,  Mike Simons OKLAHOMA CITY — State Superintendent Ryan Walters faced a panel of lawmakers Thursday morning about a new report that puts his handling of federal funds for public schools under a microscope. The Oklahoma Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency evaluated the use of federal funds that account for 12% to 14%

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Funds

San Mateo County immigrant defense organizations rally for funds | Local News

San Mateo County immigrant defense organizations and community members are rallying in one final effort to convince supervisors to allocate sales tax money toward rapid response and removal defense services for the upcoming fiscal year.  The county has supported removal defense services provided by a network of legal services and community-based organizations since 2018. Funding

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Crypto

Kiwis turn to crypto over home ownership for financial freedom

New research conducted by Protocol Theory, in collaboration with New Zealand’s largest cryptocurrency exchange Easy Crypto, reveals an increasing interest among Kiwis in cryptocurrencies as an alternative means to achieve financial freedom and veer away from the traditional dream of home ownership. According to the findings, nearly half of New Zealanders have either invested in

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Finance

Finance Committee recommends RFP for cemetery project; questions planning list | Local News

The Roswell Finance Committee met Thursday afternoon and made their way through nearly two dozen agenda items. Construction of a columbarium and committal shelter at South Park Cemetery using only available funds was recommended by the Infrastructure Committee before reaching members of the Finance Committee. The draft Request for Proposals (RFP) refers to the project

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Funds

Watertown would be eligible for state lifeguard funds | Community Notes

WATERTOWN — A state program could provide funding for lifeguards who are losing their jobs as the result of the closing of the pool at the city’s Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds this summer. Jefferson County is in line to obtain $50,000 in state SWIMS Lifeguard funding to help pay the cost of lifeguards this summer.

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Funds

Charlestown budget has ambulance contract funding, a slight tax increase | Charlestown

CHARLESTOWN — Voters will head to the polls in Charlestown on Monday to decide the fate of $15.3 million in municipal spending for the coming fiscal year. The financial town referendum takes place from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., with polling and ballot counting taking place at Town Hall. Even though Charlestown’s share of the

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