Watertown City Council appears to be once again heading towards a decision on how many pools this community needs without having credible data on what residents want. During Monday’s meeting, newly elected council members informally agreed to undertake a project to repair the William J. Flynn Municipal Pool at NorthRead More →
Around 40 percent of US citizens have difficulty to deal with unexpected 300 dollar expenses within every month without making the budget in a bind. The majority of people living in cities like Denver, Colorado live paycheck to paycheck and, for any sudden expenses that are not planned, they have to borrow money.Read More →
Postal banking and state-branded banking and public banking, oh my. If you’re in favor of the status quo when it comes to banking and basic financial services across the country, it hasn’t been a good few weeks for you. In late September, Senator Elizabeth Warren announced her opposition to theRead More →
INVESTMENTS FROM AT least 15 current and former NFL players, including Von Miller, Nick Foles and Mark Brunell, were used in a complex investment program designed to profit at the expense of low-income borrowers, according to civil and bankruptcy court documents obtained by ESPN. The players invested in a now-defunctRead More →
In light of this, it is time to consider how our waters affect each of our lives, even those who live in the hinterland. What makes the Navy the preferred tool for safeguarding the economic ambitions of the nation and the world? Throughout recorded history, sea lanes have been usedRead More →
After the initial announcement on Monday that Montana Rail Link was ending its long-term lease with BNSF Railway Company, spokesman Jon Bennion provided more detailed information to clarify the story. According to the press release, BNSF will resume operations on its main corridor through the southern part of the stateRead More →
Are you registered to vote in Washington State? You can register today online or at the Yakima County Auditors website. There is no deadline and you can register on election day and vote. So when is election day? February 8. Thousands of ballots will be sent to voters later thisRead More →
Cashing a check, talking about loans, that’s why we go to a bank. But at Southern Bancorp, there’s a little more. “Southern Bancorp is a CDFI, and that stands for community development financial institution,” explained Nathan Pittman, senior vice president of policy and communications at Southern Bancorp. credit unions, loanRead More →
SEOUL, South Korea — The calling card, thrown with expert precision from a motorcycle as it sped away, landed at Park Chui-woo’s feet as he neared his wits’ end . The brightly colored card advertised fast, low-interest loans, especially for small business owners. Maxed out by all other lines ofRead More →
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