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Allowing you go i us to dont even more while were economic successful city i want to say congratulations again to friend of mine jokes who is been a champion and Financial Literacy his own professional life i remember in those years when i was a Zoning Administrator i was introduced and jose was out there with carmen chu and others on the west side talking to High School Students about Financial Literacy asked me to recall the first time i had my own bank account. And i say ive been trying to think about the old days no seattle i think that was bank of america a different name at the time but,...

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Young adults are struggling to keep up their credit scores and paying an increasing amount of disposable income servicing their debts.

On this date in 1932, it was announced that paintings of North Dakota artist Paul E. Barr would be exhibited at Memorial Hall at the state Capitol. The exhibit would include thirty-one scenes of the North Dakota Badlands. Although not born in North Dakota, he became one of the state’s foremost artists.