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Some foreclosed-upon homeowners getting mortgages
The Tampa TribuneStuck renting for a few years, Tampa Bay area residents who had a foreclosure during the housing crash are buying homes again. Among them is Xiomara Mewa of Tampa. A former loan officer, her finances tumbled five years ago when the lenders she worked...Tags: Government, Politics, Homes, Blackstone Group, L.P., Mortgages
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Bentley defends 2-year delay for school tax credits
The Montgomery AdvertiserFighting back against critical comments from a top legislator, Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley said Friday that he was never in favor of allowing people to use state tax dollars to go to private schools and said people in the state agree with him....Tags: Regional Authority, Government, Politics, Robert J. Bentley, Taxation
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Affordable senior housing plan draws objections in Egg Harbor City
The Press of Atlantic City, Pleasantville, N.J.Councilman Clifford Mays Jr. and some residents are opposing an ordinance to drop the sales price of city-owned land so a developer can better qualify for tax credits to build affordable senior rental housing there. The price of the two-acre Fanny D....Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Services and Shopping, Politics, Atlantic City (Atlantic, New Jersey), Voting
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Broken Arrow downtown projects are proceeding smoothly
Tulsa WorldDowntown TIF district projects are complete, soon to be underway or set to start next year while the sales and property tax revenues to fund them are meeting the city's debt obligations. In an update last week for the city's Downtown Advisory Board,...Tags: Debt Market, Finance, Economy, Business and Finance
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Building dedication for Mansfield Community Center
MANSFIELD, Mo.-- The Mansfield Community Center is getting a new name. Saturday, it will become the Ann Short Turner Community Center, after a big-time donation. There is a building dedication Saturday, May 18, at 2:30. The public is invited to...
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Prison for Yuba City union official, wife
Appeal-Democrat, Marysville, Calif.A Yuba City union manager and his wife were sentenced to prison in federal court in Sacramento on Friday for misappropriating at least $120,000. U.S. District Judge Garland E. Burrell Jr. sentenced Robert L. Carr, 58, to two years and six months in...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Trials, Punishment, Labor Disputes, Career and Workplace
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School choice advocates vow to return next session
The Montana Standard, ButteWhile advocates of school choice struck out again this year in Montana, failing to enact a bill providing tax credits or any public money for private or charter schools, they say they're not giving up. "We just have to keep working on it," said Sen....Tags: Charter Schools, Awards and Prizes
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Manage your credit well and watch your credit score improve
The Palm Beach PostHow much does your credit score matter? The score matters a lot and can make a big difference in what you pay for everything from a mortgage to a car loan. "Credit scores have become so influential in the lives of most consumers that tens of...Tags: Telecommunication Service, Palm Beach (Palm Beach, Florida), Finance, West Palm Beach, Mortgages
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CEO Dan Akerson: GM expects to rejoin S&P 500
Detroit Free PressGeneral Motors CEO Dan Akerson expects the automaker to soon regain its investment-grade credit rating and rejoin the Standard & Poor's 500 about four years after being removed from the index. Akerson planned to say at the Notre Dame Mendoza College...Tags: S&P 500, Financing and Stock Offerings, Politics, Automotive Equipment, Freedom of the Press
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Linda C. Black horoscopes for 5/18/13
Linda Black HoroscopesToday's Birthday (05/18/13). Take time for health this year. Career keeps you hopping, so preserve your ample resources. Busy summer adventures involve family, community and friends. Group participation realizes dreams faster. Release outgrown issues, and... -
EDITORIAL: Brown suggests tax break deal that could work
The Sacramento BeeGov. Jerry Brown has renewed his push to eliminate the $700 million to $750 million a year business tax break known as enterprise zones, this time with the goal of using that money in ways that actually would stimulate economic development. After...Tags: Government, Politics, Career and Workplace, Taxation, Labor Markets
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Burbank scores 'AAA' S&P credit rating
Burbank received a “AAA” credit rating this month from Standard & Poor’s, which cited the city’s “strong local economy and steady tax base growth.” City officials were pleased with the score, which is the highest...Tags: Automotive Equipment, Ratings, Credit Ratings, Manufacturing and Engineering, Finance
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