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Yesterday, Senator Daphne Jordan wrote to Governor Kathy Hochul requesting the inclusion of a Fire Station Construction Fund in 2022-23 State Budget. Senator Jordan sponsors new legislation, Senate Bill S.7558, that would establish such a fund to help direct existing state monies to fire departments that need additional support. Senator Jordan's letter to Governor Hochul is attached.

Most drivers with outstanding freeway toll fees did not pay their bills because they forgot or did so in protest against the freeway Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) system, a National Freeway Bureau survey showed. The system was implemented in December 2013, billing drivers automatically per kilometer traveled on freeways. Since then, outstanding bills have accumulated to more than NT$800 million (US$28.54 million). The bureau had tasked Taiwan Real Survey Co to find out why drivers do not pay toll fees and if they know the legal consequences. The survey showed that 47.2 percent of drivers w...

Al Beeber - Lethbridge Herald A collaboration between Lethbridge College and a non-profit organization called Women Building Futures is giving women

A still from Peter Dutton's 2018 ad campaign (Image: Facebook) The car park at Ferny Grove station, in Brisbane’s outer suburbs, had been overflowing for years. For residents in the growing mortgage-belt suburbs in the Samford Valley and surrounds, hopping on a train is the quickest way into Brisbane. But it’s impossible to get a park after 7.30am. In early 2019, the federal member for Dickson, Peter Dutton, came to the rescue. Facing a real chance of losing his seat, Dutton promised $11 million to redevelop the car park, the funds allocated under the Morrison government’s Urban Constr...

LPSB to build three new schools Carencro Heights Elementary, Prairie Elementary, and Lafayette High will get new campuses. and last updated 2021-05-19 23:19:36-04 LAFAYETTE, La. — Carencro Heights Elementary, Prairie Elementary, and Lafayette High schools are all getting new campuses. The decision was made on Wednesday at a special school board meeting. Funding for the projects was included in the district's Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget, which the board also approved Wednesday. Board member Justin Centanni, representing District 6, says the money is already assigned to each project, and n...