August 21, 2025

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Federal banking rules create conundrum for homeless in Taos, nationwide who can’t get accounts | Local News

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Funds

Billings bar successfully raises funds for Anaconda shooting victims’ families

BILLINGS — Saturday was a day of giving and community for bar owners across Montana. Over 50 businesses donated a portion, or all proceeds to a fundraiser, which will be used to benefit the families who lost a loved one at the Owl Bar shooting in Anaconda on Aug. 1. See the fundraiser’s turnout at

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Funds

Ulster committees agree to set aside defense funds for clerk in abortion fight with Texas – Daily Freeman

KINGSTON, N.Y. — Lawmakers in two legislative committees on Thursday approved a resolution to set aside funds to hire outside counsel to defend Ulster County Clerk Taylor Bruck against a lawsuit brought against him by the state of Texas. But the approval did not come easily, as Republicans on both the Legislature’s Laws, Rules and

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Finance

Allentown weighs $134 million in bonds to finance new fire, police HQs

Allentown City Council could soon vote to approve purchasing up to $134 million in government bonds to pay for much-needed infrastructure investments. At a Wednesday night City Council meeting, Allentown financial adviser Tom Beckett presented a proposal to take out three installments of $41 million in bonds between November 2025 and September 2028 to finance

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Finance

City Council members cut Jacksonville mayor’s Meals on Wheels budget

Duval Superintendent Christopher Bernier on the first day of school Duval Superintendent Christopher Bernier visited S.A. Hull Elementary on the first day of school for the new school year on Aug. 11 in Jacksonville. City Council’s Finance Committee cut $1.9 million from Mayor Donna Deegan’s proposed budget for Meals on Wheels, a reduction that would

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Banking

Financial regulators need clarity from Trump administration, banking industry head says

Open this photo in gallery: Trump’s administration has been slashing rules for financial institutions, claiming the cuts will bolster economic growth and revive innovation.Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press Anthony Ostler travelled to Switzerland in May with a sobering message for the world’s banking standard-setter: If countries continue to apply new global capital requirements inconsistently, the competitiveness

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Funds

Chelmsford firefighters organize cornhole tournament to raise funds for ALS-stricken colleague

CHELMSFORD — For about 35 years, John Robinson dutifully served in the Chelmsford Fire Department. While he never obtained an officer’s rank within the department, his experience and knowledge gathered over three decades had him in a de facto position of leadership anyway. “He has been around the block… He was definitely in a position

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Banking

Citibank, Spiral Binding to cut 200 North Jersey jobs

3-minute read Filing for New Jersey unemployment guide Step-by-step guide to navigating New Jersey’s unemployment filing process online. Megan Fernandes and Katie Sobko, NorthJersey.com A local North Jersey manufacturer and a banking giant are laying off nearly 200 people combined in the coming weeks, according to public notices filed with the New Jersey Department of

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Funds

Gary council unveils convention center matching funds ordinance

At its Monday meeting, the Gary Common Council introduced an ordinance that will allow the city to match funds for the new Lake County Convention Center. The Gary council met on Monday instead of Tuesday because of planned National Night Out festivities at the Gary Railcats stadium. The council will vote on the ordinance at

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Finance

Terms you need to know for 2025 ‘open enrollment’

Open enrollment season is just around the corner. For most, this is the only time of year when you have a chance to make changes to your employee benefits package, including your health insurance. (The exception is if you experience a qualifying event, including but not limited to marriage, divorce, having a baby, etc.). To

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