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THE WEST WING Council Meeting 12-4-12
The following are the proposed agenda items for Tuesday evening's regular City Council meeting. The agenda and packet can be found on theCity Council web page. Note: Tuesdays Regular City Council mee...
Posted on 12/4/12 at 8:45 AM
EVERYDAY GOURMET Spanish Style Omelette
Are you looking for a speedy breakfastor a quick, easy, and inexpensive dinner? Try a simple egg dish made with your favorite potatoes, onions, eggs, and any other fillings you would like to add. Serv...
Posted on 11/28/12 at 11:49 PM
A MINNESOTAN IN CHINA Selective Recognition and the Greek Financial Crisis
Continuing from the last post, we look at the most recent example of bonafide financial turmoil: Greece. In Wednesday's article, I shared how when it comes to economic or political themes, people are...
Posted on 8/10/12 at 11:02 AM
4 MY FUTURE - CAREER AND CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT Sequestration: What It Means for CTE...
Within the Grand Forks Public Schools, funding for the Career & Technical Education (CTE) department (which includes the K-12 Career Education program) comes from three sources: 1) local, 2) state...
Posted on 7/24/12 at 2:06 PM
REAL MONEY Fun on a Budget
We all live on tight budgets, but we still need to have some fun. A budget with no fun will be unlivable over time. Think of your budget as a diet. If your diet only consists of carrots and celery, ev...
Posted on 4/11/12 at 8:13 AM
With No Budget Deal, Dayton, GOP to Keep Talking
Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton and top GOP lawmakers are holding out hope for a budget deal after Dayton addressed rank-and-file Republicans opposed to his income tax proposal.
By Martiga Lohn , May 19, 2011
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Dalrymple Budget Plan Masked Huge Spending Increase
North Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple's budget plan obscured a huge spending increase by financing new road construction and property tax subsidies from a separate state account financed by surplus oil revenues, records show.
By Dale Wetzel , April 29, 2011
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Wis. Governor Proposes Deep Cuts for Schools
After focusing for weeks on his proposal to strip public employees of collective bargaining rights, Gov. Scott Walker on Tuesday presented his full budget — a plan that cuts $1 billion in aid to public schools and local government but avoids any tax or fee increases, furloughs or widespread layoffs.
By Scott Bauer , March 01, 2011
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Wis. Gov. Walker to Outline Ultimate Intentions in Budget
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's explosive proposal to take nearly all collective bargaining rights away from most public workers represents just one piece of his vision for the state's future. Now he's ready to reveal the rest.
By Scott Bauer , February 28, 2011
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MN Deficit Shrinks; Dayton Drops Income Surtax
Minnesota's projected budget deficit shrank by a fifth to $5 billion on Monday, prompting Gov. Mark Dayton to withdraw his proposal for a 3 percent temporary surtax on top incomes and reduce proposed cuts to nursing homes and other health and welfare programs.
By Martina Lohn , February 28, 2011
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Wisconsin Democrats Could Stay Away for Weeks Blocking Anti-union Bill
Democrats on the run in Wisconsin avoided state troopers Friday and threatened to stay in hiding for weeks, potentially paralyzing the state government in a standoff with majority Republicans over union rights for public employees.
By Scott Bauer , February 18, 2011
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Both Sides Dig in Over Dayton's Budget Proposal
Gov. Mark Dayton and legislative Republicans fought over taxes and spending on Wednesday, engaging in a public relations campaign across the state as the governor's day-old budget started its journey through the legislative process.
By Associated Press , February 16, 2011
Half of Dayton's MN Deficit Fix Comes from Taxes
About half of Gov. Mark Dayton's plan to fix the state's budget deficit comes from higher income taxes on the wealthy in a plan he described Tuesday as one "to keep my promises I made to the people of Minnesota last fall."
By Brian Bakst, Martiga Lohn , February 15, 2011
Source: Dayton Budget to Avoid Cutting Local Aid
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton will ask lawmakers to spare city and county governments from state payment cuts in hopes of avoiding property tax increases, a Capitol official familiar with the decision told The Associated Press on Monday.
By Brian Bakst , February 14, 2011
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