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St. Paul, MN: Minnesota farmers who want to improve safety on their farms can now apply for funding through two programs from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) that help

The funds help with the cost of buying, shipping, and installing eligible safety equipment.

The cost-share, rebate programs through the Minnesota Department of Agriculture offset purchase installation costs.

Saanich chargers were half-covered by rebates

A Saanich condo owner has made his building the first multi-family complex in the region to be retrofitted so that residents can have electric-vehicle chargers at their parking spots.The Capital . . .

Driftwood Capital, a vertically integrated commercial real estate investment, development and lending platform specializing in hospitality, announces that it has begun construction on the $31 million conversion of an 11-story office building into a brand new Staybridge Suites hotel in downtown Wilmington, Delaware.

Santa Clarita Realtor Provides Extra Support During The Buying Or Selling Process Richard Szerman at Alta Realty Group is a real estate agent in the Santa Clarita Valley. Szerman has been helping clients buy and sell real estate for over 25 years. Richard Szerman thinks about the clients and what struggles they may be going through. Szerman offers three different programs that can help clients who need extra support during the buying or selling process. One of these programs is a Rental Rebate ...

The Los Angeles Bureau of Public Works announced today that it distributed over 600 rain barrels to Angelenos to harvest rainwater for landscape irrigation and other non-potable uses to conserve water and save money on their water bill.

Here are some programs to help you save the most money while also helping the environment. Author: Meagan McPhillips Updated: 10:57 AM PDT April 9, 2021 SACRAMENTO, Calif. — According to the Department of Water Resources, the snowpack in the Northern and Central Sierra is low again, making this year tied for the third driest year on record for the state.  Everyone can do their part to conserve water in California. Here are some programs to help you save the mo...

If you’ve read my columns over the years you know I’ve not been a fan of the state’s economic incentives strategy, which in some years required the government to borrow over $200 million to provide upfront grants to businesses that agreed to add or move jobs to Connecticut. The policy isn’t sustainable long term, never moved the dial in terms of sparking a major economic resurgence, and also puts government far too deep into the game of choosing winners and losers.