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Addressing the country’s infrastructure failings is again in the headlines. Recent Congressional hearings included housing, community development and renewable energy tax credits among the mechanisms that can be utilized to meet the Biden administration’s infrastructure investment goals. On May 18 the Senate Finance Committee hosted a hearing entitled, “Funding and Financing Options to Bolster American Infrastructure,” and the next day the House Ways and Means Committee hosted a hearing entitled, “Leveraging the Tax Code for Infrastructure Investment.” Both hearings provided the opportunity for Congressional members to discuss the Biden administration’s $2.25 trillion American Jobs Plan, an infrastructure proposal that that would address the country’s “traditional” transportation, energy and communications infrastructure provisions, while also investing in community development, climate change/green
Doreen Kraft, executive director, Burlington City Arts Making art accessible to all has been the mission of Burlington City Arts since it was founded in the 1980s, when Bernie Sanders was mayor of the Queen City. A department of the City of Burlington, BCA meets its mission in partnership with the BCA Foundation, a nonprofit that fundraises to support exhibitions, events, public art and education programs BCA offers classes and camps that teach everything from screen printing to pottery-making. For years, the BCA offices and classrooms were housed at Memorial Auditorium. But when the building was deemed unsafe in 2016, executive director Doreen Kraft had to find a new home. She toured storefronts, office buildings and church basements. “We could not find the volume of space we needed in Burlington that would be affordable,” Kraft recalls.
President Joe Biden is the first president in US history to visit the town in Tulsa, Okla. where a racist mob murdered black people and ravaged the prosperous town by fire.
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Musick Peeler Attorneys Advise on $90 Million School Construction Project
The deal provides for the construction of public, college-prep boarding school in Los Angeles County
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LOS ANGELES, June 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Musick Peeler attorneys advised and represented The SEED School of Los Angeles County, the first public, college-prep boarding school in California.
The financing closed on behalf of The SEED School of Los Angeles County included loans from a commercial bank, four community development financial institutions, and four New Markets Tax Credit qualified community development entities for the construction and development of a boarding school on county-leased land. The school is the result of an innovative partnership among Los Angeles County, LA Metro, and SEED LA.