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Northland 7-day COVID-19 case total highest since 2020 - Vimarsana News

Northland 7-day COVID-19 case total highest since 2020

Seventeen COVID-related deaths were recorded in the region Jan. 7-13.

14 Northlanders, including St. Louis County resident in 20s, die from COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

14 Northlanders, including St. Louis County resident in 20s, die from COVID-19

The 10-county region recorded 1,209 cases between Dec. 31 and Jan. 6.

Ed tax credit for public schools maxed out within minutes, raising equity concerns – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

Ed tax credit for public schools maxed out within minutes, raising equity concerns – Daily Montanan

A former public schools superintendent and Montana legislator said the increased limit on a tax credit for education is creating unequal benefits after the cap for one program hit its maximum $1 million within minutes it was available.

New Montana tax credits for public-school donations gone in six minutes - Vimarsana News

New Montana tax credits for public-school donations gone in six minutes

It took less than six minutes on 2022’s first working day to max out an annual $1 million cap on Montana’s controversial new state income-tax credit for education donations – but, for public schools, rather than private-school students.

Source: kxlh.com
New Montana tax credits for public-school donations gone in six minutes - Vimarsana News

New Montana tax credits for public-school donations gone in six minutes

It took less than six minutes on 2022’s first working day to max out an annual $1 million cap on Montana’s controversial new state income-tax credit for education donations – but, for public schools, rather than private-school students.

Source: ktvh.com