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That it totally did not account for a 10 to 20kilometer down wind blowing on these materials its absolutely ridiculous to think that we could do an implosion in an urban area and think its a safe and good idea. So this quote goes on to say that could extend 10 or 20 kilometers down wind suggests that implosions that implosions should be prohibited in metropolitan areas. We should not do these kinds of implosions in metropolitan areas period. You can read the full pdf or click on the web link and the deal here is that mechanical removal creates more jobs and local jobs i think that lenare is tr...

Were going to celebrate filipinoamerican History Month in San Francisco by doing what mayors always do, especially after being solely instructed by hydra as our Education Advisor to present the proclamation declaring the month of oct filipinoamerican month in San Francisco. Come on up here. Get up here, so everybody can take a picture here. If i may, i just wanted to Say Something as well. You know, there are many streets of our great, great city and everybody i think is now enjoying so many of the neighborhoods that are rising up. But there have been neighborhoods like desoma and the excelsio...

The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits last week dropped to a fresh one-year low, suggesting layoffs were subsiding as a reopening economy unleashes pent-up demand. Fred Katayama reports. Montana will opt out of several federal programs that helped boost unemployment payments at the same time it offers $1,200 one-time payments to those starting new jobs. It’s an attempt to both incentivize and push the roughly 10,000 people the state estimates are still out of work because of the pandemic, and help employers who are desperate to find employees. The $15 millio...

Montana State News Bureau Chief Holly Michels summarizes the day's news from Helena following the end of the 2021 Montana legislative session. Montana will opt out of several federal programs that helped boost unemployment payments at the same time it offers $1,200 one-time payments to those starting new jobs. It’s an attempt to both incentivize and push the roughly 10,000 people the state estimates are still out of work because of the pandemic, and help employers who are desperate to find employees. The $15 million for the bonus payments will come from the $2.7 billion sent to Montana f...