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National Conference of Black Mayors

Health and Human Services Committee The Health and Human Services ...
AmericaCorps Vista Americorps*Vista For Children of Incarcerated Parents  On ...
Report: States cut tobacco prevention funds 34 states, D.C. trimmed spending ...
ADA Guides and Technical Assistance Materials Monday, July 26, 2010 marked ...
Consumer Groups Warn About Potential for Fraud in Cash for Clunkers Program (Congress Now/August 13, 2009) Consumer ...
Congressional TriCaucus Declares ‘Health Coverage Is Not Enough’   Members of the Congressional TriCaucus ...
NCBM Receives Broadband Fellowship Grant The National Conference of Black ...
FCC Report: Bringing Broadband to Rural America Over the past few years, ...
National Conference of Black Mayors and Census Bureau Co-Convene Briefing on 2010 Census and the African Diaspora On April 9, 2009, the ...
Rural Development Committee The Rural Development Committee concerns ...
A New Era of Responsibility: 2010 Federal Budget Benefits to Cities Throughout America's history, there have ...
Associated Press Analysis: Empty Neighborhoods Fill Rust Belt (USA TODAY/May 4, 2009)                   Meet the ...
NCBM Unveils Groundwork Magazine The National Conference of Black ...
African American Federal Budget Highlights Fact Sheet The Democratic Caucus of the ...
Jobs and Workforce Committee The Jobs and Workforce Committee ...
FHA To Begin Insuring Hospital Refinance Loans U.S. Department of Housing and ...
GOP governors get dose of stimulus reality (Politico/April 9, 2009)--The list of ...
Administration Details $17 Billion in Budget Cuts (CongressNow/May 7, 2009) The White ...
Arbitration Set for Hurricane Rita Claims (Houston Chronicle/August 7, 2009) WASHINGTON ...

Archive for September, 2009

Schools Aided by Stimulus Money Still Facing Cuts

(New York Times/September 8, 2009) FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. - Children are returning to classrooms across the nation during one of the most tumultuous periods in American education, in which many thousands of teachers and other school workers - no one yet knows how many - were laid off in dozens of states... Read More →

Obama Administration Tags Former Bastrop Mayor for State USDA Director

(The News Star/September 6, 2009) The Obama administration has named former Bastrop mayor Clarence Hawkins as Louisiana’s state director of rural development for the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Hawkins will lead an agency that invested $640.5 million in the state last year to improve the economic... Read More →

Prudence International Publisher Commends NCBM on Working Visit to Nigeria

Washington–Bothered by the continual negative image of the African nation of Nigeria, portrayed by the mainstream Western media, Prudence International Magazine Publisher Samson O. Agbebi has decided that it is time to act.   After hearing a report of the National Conference of Black Mayors (NCBM),... Read More →

Milwaukee Governor, Mayor Back Mayoral Control of Public Schools

(Milwaukee Journal Sentinel/August 31, 2009) Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett on August 31 put to rest any doubts about their commitment to mayoral control of Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS), announcing for the first time publicly that the move is necessary to tackle the state’s... Read More →

Cities Brace for A Prolonged Bout of Declining Tax Revenues

(The Wall Street Journal/September 1, 2009) The recession is finally hitting city budgets, with overall city revenues inching down in fiscal 2009 for the first time since 2002, according to a report to be released today by the National League of Cities. Weak growth in property taxes, reflecting soft... Read More →

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