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Green River Star -   July 22, 2021 Rock Springs resident Joe Barbuto will be the next Sweetwater County Treasurer, filling the remainder of Robb Slaughter’s term. The Sweetwater County Commissioners voted 4-1 to appoint Barbuto following public interviews they conducted with candidates recommended by the Sweetwater County Democratic Party. Barbuto started his term Wednesday. Slaughter announced plans to retire in June, with his final day as the county treasurer being July 1. Because the elected position is partisan and Slaughter is a Democrat, the Sweetwater County Democratic Party was ta...

SWEETWATER COUNTY — Joe Barbuto was appointed by the Sweetwater County Commission in a 4-1 vote to fill the open Sweetwater County Treasurer position during the Commission’s meeting Tuesday. Former Treasurer Robb Slaughter announced his resignation and retirement in June, and his last day was July 1, 2021. The Sweetwater County Democratic Party then started its search for three candidates to take over the position until the 2022 election. Meghan Jensen, the Sweetwater County Democratic Party Chair, said after searching for people to put their name in to be considered for the position, ...

Email address: Leave this field empty if you're human: It’s May 19, 2021 – Here’s a roundup of recent updates from New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation. Shaheen speaks on the Senate floor regarding the rights of Afghan women. Promotional photo. Shaheen talks about the rights of Afghan women U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), the only woman and a senior member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, delivered remarks on the Senate floor last week about the urgent need for the United States to prioritize the rights and freedoms of Afghan women and girls amid U.S. troop wi...

"We were facing a retirement crisis before Covid-19," Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., said. "But, as with so many other things, this pandemic has just poured gasoline on the fire." "If we are going to rebuild our country stronger and fairer, we have to address the reality that for far too long, the ways we help families plan for the future have been stuck in the past," she said. There are complex reasons why Americans have had so much trouble putting money away for the future. Many workers do not have access to retirement plans through their employers. Even those who do may find it tough to set a...

Senate HELP Committee hearing focuses on bridging retirement gaps Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., and chair of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee. Lawmakers and retirement experts discussed ways to get more people saving for retirement, especially women and people of color, and boosting the percentage of Americans who can retire comfortably during a Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee hearing Thursday. Lori Lucas, president and CEO of the Employee Benefit Research Institute, told committee members that though nearly 90% of workers at companies with 500 or more...