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Posted Mon, 17 Jun 2013 18:22:57 +0000 - rick@npqmag.org (rick cohen)
If you were shocked by the “Worst Charities” list, you’ll take comfort in knowing the new Oregon law alerts donors to those charities who give less than 30 percent to their purported cause. However, as with many pieces of legislation, the devil of House Bill 2060 may be in the details.
If you were shocked by the “Worst Charities” list, you’ll take comfort in knowing the new Oregon law alerts donors to those charities who give less than 30 percent to their purported cause. However, as with many pieces of legislation, the devil of House Bill 2060 may be in the details.
Posted Mon, 17 Jun 2013 18:17:06 +0000 - louisaltman@me.com (Louis Altman)
According to Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette, Detroit can’t sell works of art from the Detroit Institute of Arts to solve its financial difficulties, even if the city is the owner of the art.
According to Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette, Detroit can’t sell works of art from the Detroit Institute of Arts to solve its financial difficulties, even if the city is the owner of the art.
Posted Mon, 17 Jun 2013 18:14:03 +0000 - aine@npqmag.org (Larry Kaplan)
The Greensboro, NC city council cut a deal with a private developer on surplus city property rather than provide a home for a nonprofit food cooperative.
The Greensboro, NC city council cut a deal with a private developer on surplus city property rather than provide a home for a nonprofit food cooperative.
Posted Mon, 17 Jun 2013 18:09:03 +0000 - michael@sumptionandwyland.com (Michael Wyland)
The Finance Committee’s review is readable, concise, and informative. However, politics mandates that it also be noncommittal.
The Finance Committee’s review is readable, concise, and informative. However, politics mandates that it also be noncommittal.
Posted Mon, 17 Jun 2013 18:02:20 +0000 - ErwinSdeLeon@gmail.com (Erwin de Leon)
The discussion of immigration reform has so far omitted the needs of New Americans who seek to become part of their adopted communities. Manhattan Institute pundit Howard Husock seeks to remedy this oversight.
The discussion of immigration reform has so far omitted the needs of New Americans who seek to become part of their adopted communities. Manhattan Institute pundit Howard Husock seeks to remedy this oversight.
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