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County Executive Blakeman and Presiding Officer Nicolello Announce ARPA Grants for Veterans Organizations - Vimarsana News

County Executive Blakeman and Presiding Officer Nicolello Announce ARPA Grants for Veterans Organizations

“We heard from numerous veteran groups who were facing major difficulties paying rent, property taxes and maintenance on their venues,” Nicolello explained.

Comptroller Phillips Announces New Review of Nassau's "Confusing and Complex" Property Assessment System - Vimarsana News

Comptroller Phillips Announces New Review of Nassau's "Confusing and Complex" Property Assessment System

“Nassau County taxpayers are confused and frustrated with our complex property assessment system,” said Comptroller Phillips.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran Signs Bill to Provide $375 Direct Payments To Up To 400,000 Households - Vimarsana News

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran Signs Bill to Provide $375 Direct Payments To Up To 400,000 Households

Relief on the way for seniors, working and middle class families, Curran says.

National campaign finance organizations descend on Virginia state House races - Vimarsana News

National campaign finance organizations descend on Virginia state House races

Virginia Democrats are defending their majority in the House of Delegates, and national organizations are flocking to the commonwealth.

Don Turner: The pension mess - Vimarsana News

Don Turner: The pension mess

Thu, 01/28/2021 - 4:17pm -- tim by Don Turner 2021 marks 25-years since then-Treasurer Jim Douglas recommended that the state change its trajectory from costly "defined benefit" retirement plans for state employees and teachers to "defined contribution" plans. Eleven years ago, in 2009, a special commission suggested a consideration of this same idea. I have previously written about our pressing need to consider a defined contribution option, as well as the "sleeping giant" of our unfunded liabilities. Unfortunately, since the time I wrote my opeds in 2019, Vermont's unfunded liabilities ...