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iPolitics By Kady OMalley. Published on Jan 26, 2021 6:31am (Pexels photo) Auditor General Karen Hogan makes her first — but almost certainly by no means her last — appearance before PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, where she’ll join senior officials from the Department of Finance and Treasury Board Secretariat to field questions on the latest public accounts, which include, among other things, billions of dollars in pandemic-related spending. (11 AM – 1 PM) TRANSPORT members continue to ...

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Rail Labor Says No Carrier Proposals ‘Worthy of Consideration’ Written by William C. Vantuono, Editor-in-Chief The rail unions comprising the Coordinated Bargaining Coalition (CBC) involved in the current round of national negotiations on Jan. 22 issued a statement that the carriers “have not made any proposals worthy of consideration by [our] membership” as COVID-19-impacted meetings continue. The unions comprising the Coordinated Barga...

Philadelphia — Donald Dougherty, of Philadelphia, PA, entered a plea of guilty today before United States District Court Judge Michael M. Baylson. Dougherty, the owner of Dougherty Electric, Inc., ("DEI"), a well-established Philadelphia-based electrical contractor, pleaded guilty to one count of filing a false federal income tax return and one count of theft of employee benefit funds. On November 25, 2020, Dougherty was charged by Indictment with multiple charges of bank fraud, tax fraud a...

New Market I & II solar farm projects debated By Tim Colliver - tcolliver@aimmediamidwest.com Wright There were no fireworks during the Ohio Power Siting Board’s (OPSB)public hearing held Tuesday night remotely on both YouTube and Webex, but while eight people gave thumbs up to the proposed New Market I & II solar farms, three others were steadfastly against it. At issue is the Hecate Energy proposal to construct a combined 100-megawatt solar power generating facility on nearly 1,000 acres o...

Union organizers say workers are devastated by closure and layoffs.

Screen shot from video of Our Revolution Virginia Monthly Meeting. | Facebook For the third consecutive year, labor and allies in Virginia are preparing for a fight to remove the state’s “Right to Work” law from the statute books. On Saturday, January 16, the Virginia Our Revolution organization sponsored an online kickoff meeting featuring progressive Democratic Party members of the General Assembly (Virginia’s state legislature) and labor leaders to get behind a Bill, House Bill 1755,...

This is part 1 of a two part posting that looks at who has funded the Biden run for the presidency starting with an examination of the donors to the Biden Inaugural Committee followed by part 2 which will outline the Americans that backed his campaign. The Biden Inaugural Committee…

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Grant program for businesses in Fairfield returns for third cycle Since the Fairfield Facade Improvement & Marketing Assistance Program launched, it has distributed $67,591 in grant money to local businesses and stimulated more than $137,850 in direct investment. 4 of 4 Tanya Benner of Sunset Flowerland & Greenhouses in Fairfield carries white roses while working near a new window that was purchased with grant money the business received. The $25,000 was used to install four new windows and a ...