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South Bend saves $1.9 million on bond refunding
SOUTH BEND — The city of South Bend received $1.9 million last week from the refunding of tax increment finance bonds issued through the Indiana Bond Bank, or IBB, state Treasurer Richard Mourdock announced Thursday. In 2003, the IBB bought $34...Tags: Finance, Economy, Business and Finance, Money and Monetary Policy
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Liu introduces bill to help cities collect on debts
Sen. Carol Liu (D-La Caņada Flintridge) introduced legislation Thursday she contends that, had been in place during fiscal year 2010-11, would have resulted in about $3.5 million in additional funds for local governments in California.
The bill,...Tags: Finance, Economy, Business and Finance, Local Government, John Chiang
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Retirement incentives being offered by Jefferson County schools officials to offset declining revenues
davem@herald-mail.comJefferson County schools officials are offering employees a retirement incentive of $1,000 each to help the school system offset declining revenues that total $5.3 million over the past four years. Jefferson County Schools Superintendent Susan Wall...Tags: Finance, Teaching and Learning, Economy, Business and Finance, Teaching and Learning
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Balto. Co. schools budget would preserve teaching positions
After receiving criticism last school year for cutting high school teaching positions while keeping administrators, Baltimore County Superintendent Joe A. Hairston is proposing to do the reverse next year — preserve classroom teachers and...Tags: Cigna Corporation, Baltimore County, Economy, Business and Finance, Joe A. Hairston, Career and Workplace
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Neighbors in Need Food Drive kicks off
Despite what may seem to be an improving economy, a lot of local families must still rely on local food pantries to put food on their table. The Food Bank of Northern Indiana say the 96 pantries it serves across the area that give food to the hungry saw...Tags: Finance, Colleges and Universities, Colleges and Universities, Martin Luther King Day, University of Notre Dame
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O'Malley to boost school construction funding
Gov. Martin O'Malley will ask for $350 million in school construction funds in next year's budget, an increase of $40 million, according to a spokeswoman. The governor will announce the funds Tuesday at morning event in Annapolis. He will be joined by...Tags: Annapolis, Finance, Elections, Politics, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.
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UPDATED: Governor outlines his K-12 agenda this afternoon
Gov. Bob McDonnell says he will push for the repeal of a state law that requires school divisions to open
after Labor Day, saying the longstanding measure is outmoded at a time when schools should be maximizing instructional time to prepare students for...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Bob McDonnell, Standards, Justice System, Minority Groups
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City budget may delay revitalization projects
The city's first revitalization projects may be delayed because of limited capital funds, City Manager Dave Kiff said in anticipation of Tuesday's City Council meeting, when three of the initiatives are set to be reviewed. Proposed landscaping and...Tags: Finance, Board of Directors, Economy, Business and Finance, John Wayne
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No quick fix: Getting out of debt requires patience — and help
After his mother's death six years ago, Doug Hamilton says, his financial life spiraled out of control. He spent freely, didn't pay his bills on time and had creditors calling him at work.
Marlena Clay-Boone says her financial problems started as her...Tags: Unemployment, Catonsville, Economy, Business and Finance, Unemployment, Financial Planning
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City Council agenda
The Aberdeen City Council will meet in regular session at 5:30 p.m. Monday in the courtroom on the third floor of the Municipal Building, 123 S. Lincoln St. The agenda items for Monday include: Alcoholic beverages: Possible first reading of...Tags: Finance, Firearms, Economy, Business and Finance, Limes, Kraft Foods Group, Inc.
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Michigan unlikely to restore lost jobs for decades
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — State budget director John Nixon likes getting together with fellow budget directors these days because it gives him a chance to brag about Michigan.
After a decade of ongoing deficits, "we're in a position now where we're not...Tags: General Motors Corp., Credit Ratings, Interior Policy, Economy, Business and Finance, U.S. Senate
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News briefs; Search teams suspend action in Italy cruise ship disaster
Search teams suspend operations after cruise ship grounded off Italian island shifts
ROME (AP) — Italian rescue workers suspended operations Wednesday after a stricken cruise ship shifted slightly on the rocks near the Tuscan coast,...Tags: World Bank Group, John Kerry, Air Transportation Industry, Unrest, Conflicts and War, White House
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