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On this episode of
Bespoke Parenting Hour, host Julie Gunlock talks to investigative reporter Luke Rosiak about the increased politicalization of the PTA an organization that’s supposed to represent all parents. Julie and Luke discuss his investigation into the lurch left by the National PTA and why the organization was and continues to be absent from the national conversation about school shutdowns.
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Julie Gunlock:
Hey, everyone. I’m Julie Gunlock, your host for another episode of the Bespoke Parenting Hour. For those new to the program, this podcast is focused on how parents should custom tailor their parenting style to fit what’s best for their families, themselves, and most importantly, their kids. So, I’ve talked a bit about my own experience with parenting on this podcast, obviously. Mostly, though, I focused on education, but that’s only because this podcast launched in September 2020, which was the height of the pandemic shutdown and reall
Community group will help guide $300 million of Project Connect anti-displacement spending
The “Catalyst group” is working on a tool that will help the transit plan decision-makers decide how to spend money on anti-displacement efforts. Author: Bryce Newberry (KVUE) Updated: 10:30 PM CDT April 10, 2021
AUSTIN, Texas Project Connect engineers are busy working behind the scenes on a design plan for Austin’s new transit system while a new group of community members work to figure out the best way to spend money devoted to helping people who could be forced out of their homes as a result of the project.
When Austin voters approved Proposition A in the November 2020 election, that increased the City’s tax rate to start collecting the money needed for a massive $7.1 billion transit system, and $300 million of that was set aside to help with anti-displacement efforts.
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After years of failed attempts, on March 31, 2021, Governor Cuomo signed into law the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (“MRTA”) legalizing adult use cannabis for adults over the age of 21. The MRTA provides for a regulatory scheme with multiple governing offices encompassing multiple license tiers, automatic expungements, home grow and social equity provisions. Below are some of the highlights of the MRTA:
Regulatory Framework: Establishes an Office of Cannabis Management with a board comprised of 5 members, 3 of which are to be appointed by Governor and 1 by each legislative house, with the chair subject to Senate confirmation. The MRTA also establishes a Cannabis Advisory Board responsible for making recommendations to the cannabis control board, the office and the legislature on cannabis and hemp, cultivation, processing, distribution, transport, social and economic equity in the cannabis and hemp industries,
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