Gasoline prices are expected to finally drop. According to AAA, gasoline prices are trending downward. This respite will give Americans a breather. Despite this good news, gasoline prices are still significantly higher than they were four years ago. In 2020, a gallon of gasoline cost an average of $2.26. In 2021, the price rose to […]
Transgaz CEO Ion Sterian recently met in Bucharest with the management of state partner Srbijagas, represented by CEO Dušan Bajatović, to discuss details of the construction of the gas interconnector between the two neighboring countries. “Today’s discussions were thorough and practical. They followed the meeting two weeks ago when the Memorandum of Understanding on the […]
The US bakery-café chain will open new stores in Colorado and Maryland this quarter and expand to North Carolina and Virginia before the end of 2024 Shipley Do-Nuts has added 80 new stores to its store development pipeline | Image credit: Shipley Do-Nuts US bakery-café chain Shipley Do-Nuts said it was well positioned to achieve […]
Voters can vote “yes” in November to end the trophy hunting of cougars for their heads and the capture of bobcats to sell their beautiful fur as coats. A ballot bill entitled “Cats Are Not Trophies” is being introduced to that end. Our coalition held a press conference at the Wild Animal Sanctuary on Friday, […]
At his annual budget address last week at St. Paul’s Ordway Theater, Mayor Melvin Carter laid out his proposal for the city’s $855 million annual spending plan and proposed a property tax increase of about 8%. In between the budget details and after a long list of progressive housing policy ideas came the big announcement: […]
At his annual budget address last week at St. Paul’s Ordway Theater, Mayor Melvin Carter laid out his proposal for the city’s $855 million annual spending plan and proposed a property tax increase of about 8%. In between the budget details and after a long list of progressive housing policy ideas came the big announcement: […]
The temperatures suggest it’s still summer, and although school has already started for most, it’s still technically summer. Labor Day is still around the corner, the calendar hasn’t turned to September yet, and it’s still warm enough to enjoy the pool, water parks, lake, and river. All signs point to summer still being in full […]
His argument was simple but compelling: monetary policy cannot solve supply-side problems. It is designed to address short-term problems with aggregate demand. Yet food prices in India are a response to various rigidities in the economy, all of which are related to the supply side. Grain prices depend on how much the government has to […]
Does the airport serve the public good of Longmont? Is it still compatible with the growing population? Is it the best use of city property? The airport is owned by the people of Longmont, but the FAA controls the flights. The city can control growth and use or close it at its discretion. Currently, planes […]
On Fridays at 2 p.m., our Kathy Reiser answers readers’ questions. Put her to the test by clicking here or sending an email to [email protected]. How much will we spend on gas to take our kids to college or drive them to school? Can you believe it’s that time again? As the seasons change and […]
