States face revenue shifts as GOP tax overhaul unfolds
Congress passes a tax overhaul that ties state and local taxes to federal rules. States may link deductions and exemptions to federal amounts, risking revenue loss or gain. Michigan, New Jersey, Connecticut weigh budget impacts while NACo and NLC push to protect local funding for safety and infrastructure. Wealthy residents eye moves to low tax states, while studies question the extent of millionaire migration.
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Nicole Kaeding
Tax Foundation
Michigan
Rick Snyder
The
National Association of Counties
National League of Cities
Matthew Chase
Naonal Association of Counties
Chase
Mark
New Jersey
Senate
Phil Murphy
Steve Sweeney
Congress
Sweeney
Associated Press
California
New York
Texas
Florida
Nevada
Stanford University
Cristobal Young
Larry Sherlock
Chamberlain Hrdlicka
Houston
Snowy Owls Tracked to Study Arctic Migration Patterns
Snowy owls arriving in the Great Lakes and Northeast are being fitted with solar transmitters to track their long distance movements. Researchers from Hawk Mountain Sanctuary and Project SNOWstorm report population estimates around 30,000 or fewer, with climate and lemming cycles affecting future numbers. The work aims to map routes, speeds, and temperatures while expanding a shared database of sightings and tracking data.
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Chicago
Scott Judd
Lake Michigan
Judd
Great Lakes
Arctic Circle
Jean-Francois Therrien
Hawk Mountain Sanctuary
Pennsylvania
International Union For Conservation of Nature
U.S
Scott Weidensaul
Project
Norway
Sweden
Greenland
National
Ocgonigi and Atmospheric Administration
Arctic
Therrien
Norman Smith
Mass Audubon
Massachusetts
Smith
Boston
Logan International
Atlantic Ocean
Duxbury Beach
Duxbury
Mass
Logan Airport
Cape Cod Bay
US economy shows 3.2 percent third quarter growth
The US economy grew at a 3.2 percent annual rate from July through September, revised down from 3.3 percent but still marking back-to-back quarters above 3 percent for the first time since 2014. Consumer spending eased slightly while state and local government outlays rose. 2017 growth is seen around 2.3 percent for the year.
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Washington
US S
Commerce Department
Donald Trump
Congress
Trump
Econo
Federal Reserve
Atlanta
Chris Rupkey
Mufg Union Bank
New York
Mark Zandi
Moody’s Analytics
Patricia A. Deyo obituary from Fulton NY and Oklahoma roots
Patricia A. Deyo 74 of Fulton formerly of Midwest City Oklahoma died in her sleep Wednesday December 20 2017 born in Volney to Daniel and Eva Smith a homemaker she enjoyed sewing survived by husband Gerald A. Deyo three sons Richard Dennis and Eric three brothers Grant Butch Smith Pete Smith Richard Dickie Smith and many grandchildren great grandchildren and nieces and nephews she was preceded in death by sister Roxanne Davies and brother Charles Smith a celebration of life will be held Tuesday December 26 2017 at 4 p.m. at the Fulton Elks Lodge BPOE 830 Pierce Drive Fulton online condolences at Michaele Brown Funeral Services.
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Fulton
Patricia A. Deyo
Midwest City
Oklahoma
Volney
Daniel
Eva Smith
Gerald A. Deyo
Richard
Dennis
Nichole
Eric
Grant
Butch
Jill) Smith
Pete
Ruby) Smith
Dickie
Michelle) Smith
Central Square
Patricia
Roxanne Davies
Charles Smith
Deyo
Fulton Elks Lodge
BPOE
Pierce Drive
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Stodola
Little Rock
Arkansas
Counties’ Association
Connecticut
Daniel Malloy
Kelly Donnelly
Michaelebrownfuneralservices.com
Mrs. Deyo
First Street
Oswego
Atomee
Iswego
Jeff Sawyer
Rick Bush
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