Corbin City Commissioners field large agenda in August meeting
CORBIN — Monday night’s meeting of the Corbin City Commission had a jam-packed agenda for August’s regular monthly meeting.
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CORBIN — Monday night’s meeting of the Corbin City Commission had a jam-packed agenda for August’s regular monthly meeting.
It’s election season in Unalaska. On Oct. 5, locals will be heading to the polls to vote on three ballot questions, as well as for officials on both the City Council and the school board.KUCB reporters Theo Greenly and Hope McKenney sit down to discuss them.
New petition would block public health mandates February 18th | A campaign to limit Unalaska officials' power to require mask-wearing and other public health measures is one step closer to heading to the ballot box. The city issued a pair of petitions last week that seek to amend two sections of the Unalaska Code of Ordinances. The measures would restrict the powers of the City Council, the city manager and the director of emergency preparedness during an epidemic. "We feel that the local City Council has consistently issued resolutions that are completely inconsistent with our value...
« Fantastic SBRA Resource from Judge Bonapfel | Main | 74 Law Professors Sign Letter in Support of the Consumer Bankruptcy Reform Act » posted by Mitu Gulati Cathy Hwang and Matt Jennejohn, two of the brightest young stars of the contract world, just put up a paper summarizing their view of one of the exciting new directions that contract research is taking. They describe it as the study of contractual complexity ("The New Research on Contractual Complexity", is their title). But I don't like the term "contractual complexity" at all, since I simply cannot take seriously the idea that anyt...