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Contingency budgets loom as Capital Region districts ask voters to support
With no clear path to budget revotes this year, the threat of New York's contingency budget rules loom over school districts like never before.
Those rules – which go into effect if a district fails to win approval for its budget from district residents before the July 1 start of the new budget year – require districts to keep their tax levy flat while implementing a myriad of spending restrictions on everything from student field trips to public use of school facilities.
The Story Behind The Ticker: Avis Budget
Ever needed a car for a short period of time? Car rental company Avis Budget Group Inc (NASDAQ: CAR ) makes it known they specialize in cars.
Avis Budget Group was actually part of a larger, now-defunct company called Cendant. The company split into different segments, and the automobile rental segment consisted of Avis and Budget. The two now exist as Avis Budget Group.
Unbeknownst to most, the Cendant spin-off resulted in a couple of other well-known companies. Its hotel franchises spun-off into Wyndham Destinations (NASDAQ: WYND ) and its real estate franchise spun-off into Realogy (NASDAQ: RLGY ).
SpaceX launches its first astronauts in joint NASA mission - Los Angeles Times
Riding a crackling flame out of Earth's atmosphere, two NASA astronauts on Saturday became the first to reach orbit in a craft designed and owned by a private company — marking a new era in spaceflight.
Astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley rocketed to space Saturday afternoon inside a SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule, en route to the International Space Station, where they're set to dock Sunday at 10:29 a.m. EDT.
Saturday's launch from Kennedy Space Center in Florida was the first time NASA astronauts have launched to orbit from U.S. soil in nine years.
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Budget grocer Aldi rolls out curbside pickup nationwide | Fox Business
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Aldi is launching curbside pickup at hundreds of locations across the country as it responds to the changing needs of its customers due to COVID-19 .
The grocer , which normally keeps services to a minimum to drive down costs, will be rolling out pickup across 35 states, reaching nearly 600 locations by the end of July, the company announced Thursday.
Marietta considering a smaller budget with slightly lower taxes, no rate increases | Region |
Marietta's proposed budget for next fiscal year includes slightly lower property taxes and does not reduce city services despite projected revenue losses, according to city officials.
Included in the budget are millage rate reductions that city council members approved in March to reduce collections for the Franklin Gateway redevelopment bond and the city parks bond. The total millage rate for fiscal year 2021, which begins July 1, is set for 5.117 mills, down from 5.369 mills in the current fiscal year.
Coronavirus Updates: Department Of Labor Requests Budget Cut Exemption | 90.1 FM WABE
Georgia’s Department of Labor is calling on state officials to give it an exemption from budget cuts because of the flood of unemployment claims it is handling.
Gov. Brian kemp is asking all state agencies to cut 14% from their budgets for the fiscal year that begins July 1, but unemployment numbers are expected to remain high due to the pandemic. Labor Commissioner Mark Butler says his agency is already swamped with processing the onslaught of claims, and telling his workers now they may soon be out of work themselves is bad for morale.
$11.2 Million In Rent Losses Add To San Diego's COVID-19 Budget Woes | KPBS
By the end of June, San Diego estimates it will have lost $11.2 million in deferred rent payments on city-owned properties because of the coronavirus pandemic, and the number is expected to continue to grow.
inewsource talked with about a dozen lessees that the city identified as behind on rent, and their stories revealed a variety of challenges. Some were already delinquent and said the economic fallout from COVID-19 has added to their worries. Others said accounting errors were to blame. And some said they had fallen briefly behind on rent but hoped to catch up.
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