Important budget vacations Information

Lamont Ewell Returns from Retirement (Santa Monica Mirror)

Santa Monica's highly regarded former city manager who retired in January, has accepted a job as Culver City’s interim city manager until July as the city looks for a permanent replacement.

The University Times | The University of North Carolina at Charlotte's Student Newspaper Since 1949 (Niner Online)

In 2006, 45,000 home foreclosures were recorded in Mecklenburg County.

Club sports have opened up a whole new world for athletes (The Fairfield Ledger)

For sports fans cheering on their favorite prep team, the high school sports schedule may seem a little full.

Starting 9 -- Leadoff spot a state of transition for several teams (ESPN)

Giants, Angels and Tigers among the clubs with uncertainty about No. 1 spot in lineup

Professional Astronauts Wanted for Space Travel Company (Tonic)

Bigelow Aerospace shows they mean business by becoming the first commercial company to recruit experienced spacemen.

Christmas season off mark for Telluride (Telluride Daily Planet)

It’s the most profitable time of the year. Well, normally that is. Even after slashing room rates and offering deals coupling rooms and lift passes, Telluride came out short of the near-full occupancy numbers the town is used to seeing over Christmas.

Provisional FY11 Tax Rate Down To $1.295 (Leesburg Today)

The first two work sessions for the Board of Supervisors to debate next year's funding levels for county departments and school system, have been a flurry of motions and counter motions peppered with heated debate over the way in which the board should consider cuts and what size budget the county, and its taxpayers, can afford this fiscal year.

Leanna Clark: Vacations With a Purpose: How PhilanthroTravel Fuels Project C.U.R.E.'s Mission (The Huffington Post)

Although I was on my third trip to Cuba, I shared the same nervous excitement as my travel mates who were there for the first time.

Budget blues permeate State of City address (Santa Barbara Daily Sound)

Looming like a dark cloud over an otherwise glowing report, the $9-million budget shortfall facing Santa Barbara city leaders dominated the discussion during yesterday’s State of the City address.