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You probably missed the Mississippi Legislature’s PEER Committee report on the Mississippi Public Employees’ Retirement System (PERS). Most of these annual discourses have been worth missing. But PEER’s FY 2022

The home rule discussion in Lancaster city has mostly focused on taxes as Mayor Danene Sorace stresses the importance of taxation flexibility in solving the city’s financial problems, but city

Will the Quebec health-care reform bill succeed in making the health system more efficient? A host of stakeholders take part in a parliamentary committee on Wednesday and Thursday, in an effort to improve the ambitious bill. Other sessions are planned for May.

This latest CRMC decision is a slap in the face to the legislature and should finally awaken the sleeping giant.

Submitted Opinion Column: Deborah Ruggiero is a former state representative and chairwoman of the CRMC Study Commission.

Rhode Island state law is clear that “large-scale filling projects with 25 or more acres for any lease of tidal lands, or license to use those lands” requires General Assembly approval.

On Tuesday morning, my office testified before the Study Commission on Deterring Sex Offenses against Children Task Force.

Mr. Kidd and his wife, Jean, were heavily involved in Montclair as community leaders and volunteers, so much so that in 2014 they were honored with a proclamation by the Montclair Township Council.

Alabama Dept. of Commerce Secretary Greg Canfield highlighted the successes of the economic incentives laws.