March 15, 2025

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Four teams generate funds for Strike Out the Stigma campaign | News, Sports, Jobs

Submitted Photo Presenting a check to Nexus-PATH are Dan Conrad, CEO of Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota and board chair of BCBSND Caring Foundation, left, and Amber Blomberg, executive director of the BCBSND Caring Foundation, center. Kate Coughlin, executive director of Nexus-PATH Family Healing, is at right. The Blue

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Finance

Marietta City Council talks financial forecast, mandatory municipal income tax filing | News, Sports, Jobs

Ward 1 Councilman and Finance Committee Chair Michael Scales talks about a city financial forecast during a Marietta City Council Finance Committee meeting Thursday evening. (Photo by Michelle Dillon) MARIETTA — Marietta City Council discusses the city’s five-year financial forecast, possible mandatory municipal income tax filing and possibly selling certain city

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Finance

Greeley City Council establishes $2,500 campaign finance limits – Greeley Tribune

Future Greeley City Council elections will operate with new campaign finance limits passed by city council this week. City council passed an ordinance limiting financial contributions to municipal campaigns to $2,500, $800 shy of the federal limit of $3,300. State lawmakers in 2023 amended the Fair Campaign Practices Act, establishing limits on municipal election contributions

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U.K.’s new finance chief pitches Bay Street on plan to boost investment in Britain

Open this photo in gallery: Rachel Reeves, Chancellor of the Exchequer for Britain, speaks during an interview at the British Consulate in Toronto on Aug 7.Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail Britain’s Labour Party romped to victory last month over the incumbent Conservatives with a focus on economic growth and a promise of fiscal restraint aimed

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Jefferson County chamber Burger Bash raises scholarship funds | News, Sports, Jobs

COMPETITORS — Chris Elliott, left, of Epic Restoration LLC and Dustin Byers of Carriage Inn of Steubenville competed in the corn hole competition at the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce Burger Bash and Corn Hole Tournament Tuesday. — Christopher Dacanay CATERING — Walter Ruszkowski of Giometti’s Catering in Weirton prepared burgers

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Seguin Fire Department purchases EMS Units with grant funds

(Seguin) — Two EMS units are hitting the streets of Seguin but one of them is not just any EMS unit. One of them is a state-of-the-art infectious disease ambulance. Thanks to $489,100 in grant funding from the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA), the city was able to purchase these vehicles. Chief

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Annual Thunder Ride raises funds for kids with diabetes | News

​COPYRIGHT 2024 BY NEWS 8 NOW/NEWS 8000. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED. LA CROSSE (WKBT) — Today in La Crosse, the annual Thunder Ride event hosted by Rod’s Ride on Powersports is back. The event aims to raise money for kids with diabetes. The

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Tour da Yoop eh: Lions help cyclists raise childhood cancer funds | News, Sports, Jobs

(Carol Hendriksen photos) Members of the Vulcan Norway Loretto Lions Club relax while helping at the Hermansville hydration station for riders in the 2023 Tour da Yoop, eh cycling event that raises money for childhood cancer. From left are Rich Larson, Matt Doney, Ron Hendriksen, Sharon and Ray Hewlett and Terry Backlund. The 2024 event,

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Property

Wu pitches lawmakers on commercial property tax hike to save homeowners money

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu testifies during a hearing at the State House about her home rule petition on temporary property tax classification. Pat Greenhouse/Boston Globe Boston Mayor Michelle Wu took to the State House Tuesday to pitch her plan for giving the city the power to temporarily increase the commercial property tax rate. The contentious

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Property purchase ekes by council | News, Sports, Jobs

Jill Schramm/MDN Ryan Ackerman, administrator for the Souris River Joint Board, speaks to the Minot City Council Monday about a runoff diversion plan related to the flood protection project. Council member Mike Blessum is shown. The purchase of a piece of property next to the Public Works facility narrowly gained Minot

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