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2023 Texas Saltwater Fishing Regulation Changes Proposal

Here are the proposed changes for 2023 Texas Saltwater Fishing. ▬▬▬▬▬▬►FOLLOW US ◄▬▬▬▬▬▬ Newsbreak➜<a href="https://tinyurl.com/34xx4w9n">https://tinyurl.com/34xx4w9n</a> Source: <a href="https://tpwd.texas.gov/newsmedia/releases/?req=20230227a">https://tpwd.texas.gov/newsmedia/releases/?req=20230227a</a> Music: "Sailing" by Telecasted used under Creative Commons License

Texas State19 days ago

Madoc

Regulations Could End Franchising, McDonald's CEO Warns While Speaking In Las Vegas

“If franchising were to go away, so would the opportunities for wealth generation for thousands of underrepresented Americans. While none of us want to imagine a future without franchises, the reality is our business model is under attack.”

Las Vegas, NV27 days ago

Superbmade

Senate rejects Biden's ESG investment rule in a significant setback for the administration's climate agenda

In a significant setback for the Biden administration's climate agenda, the Senate has rejected the proposed ESG investment rule. This move marks a stunning rebuke by lawmakers who opposed the measure.

27 days ago

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The Homepage, published by Hazelwood InitiativeThe Homepage is a print newspaper delivered monthly to households in Greater Hazelwood, Glen Hazel, Greenfield, Hays, New Homestead, Lincoln Place and The Run. Hazelwood Initiative, Inc., a community-based nonprofit, publishes The Homepage through a grant from the City of Pittsburgh and advertising revenue from local businesses and organizations. The mission of Hazelwood Initiative, as a community-based development corporation, is to build a stronger Hazelwood through inclusive community development. Sonya Tilghman, Executive Director of Hazelwood Initiative, Inc. (she/her) Juliet Martinez, Managing Editor of The Homepage (they/them) Sarah Kanar, Layout and Design of The Homepage(she/her)

Mike McKibbinAs an editor and bureau reporter, I have won numerous Colorado Press Association and Associated Press awards.

J.M. LesinskiI have worked as a professional journalist for over five years now, covering the arts, music, food, politics, and culture up and down both coasts of the United States. I have a B.A. in English from SUNY Fredonia with minors in Psychology and Creative Writing, as well as an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from California State University, Fresno.

Jot Beat

California's Economic Growth: The Effect of Bad Policy and Bad Politics

Recent news reports have emphasized California's continuous challenge to sustain economic growth as businesses confront mounting costs and ponder leaving the state. The situation is complicated, with numerous causes at work, but it is commonly acknowledged that bad policy and bad politics are major contributors to the state's current economic troubles.

California State2023-02-03

Jot Beat

FDA Report February 3, 2023: Updates and Developments in the Medical Industry

The medical industry is continually changing, with new advancements and improvements being introduced daily. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) oversees and regulates these advancements, ensuring that products and therapies are safe for patients and effectively satisfy their medical needs.

2023-02-03

We Go Fishing

Proposed Changes to the 2023-2024 Texas Fishing Regulations

Texas Parks and Wildlife is proposing some changes to the 2023-2024 Texas Fishing Regulations. Check out our report! Link to article: <a href="https://texasfarmbureau.org/potential-changes-to-saltwater-fishing-regulations">https://texasfarmbureau.org/potential-changes-to-saltwater-fishing-regulations</a>/ ▬▬▬▬▬▬►FOLLOW US ◄▬▬▬▬▬▬ Newsbreak➜<a href="https://tinyurl.com/34xx4w9n">https://tinyurl.com/34xx4w9n</a> FaceBook ➜ fb.me/wegofishing Instagram➜ <a href="https://www.instagram.com/wegofishing">https://www.instagram.com/wegofishing</a>/ Music "Fun in the Sun" by Chris Haugen used under Creative Commons License

Texas State2023-01-11

John M. Dabbs

Are You Ready for Tennessee Laws Taking Effect in January of 2023?

Tennessee State CapitolPhoto byEuthman/Wikipedia Commons. As the clock strikes midnight across the Volunteer State, a new year will usher in new laws. These laws involve medical records, subscription cancellations, early retirement for emergency communicators, mail-order drugs, and Dallas's Law - impacting security guards across Tennessee.

Tennessee State2023-01-01

Matt Whittaker

Colorado eases marijuana regulations amid sales slump, layoffs

Cannabis drying.Andrea Porziella / www.terredicannabis.com. (Across Colorado) Several Marijuana Enforcement Division rules that go into effect next month will make compliance easier for Colorado marijuana businesses facing sales declines and layoffs, an industry group said.

Colorado State2022-11-19

Matt Whittaker

UPDATE: State issues health warning for marijuana sold in Colorado Springs

The Living Rose Wellness dispensary in Colorado SpringsGoogle Maps. (Colorado Springs, Colo.) State officials warned the public about potential health issues with medical marijuana sold in a Colorado Springs dispensary.

Colorado Springs, CO2022-11-04

The Homepage, published by Hazelwood Initiative

PA Senate is working on bipartisan rules for self-driving cars

Sen. Jay Costa, 43rd district representativePhoto courtesy of the office of Sen. Jay Costa. From the office of State Senator Jay Costa, representing the 43rd district. As you’ve traveled around Pittsburgh over the last few years, you have undoubtedly seen the signs of our City’s burgeoning driverless car industry, also known as highly automated vehicles (HAVs). We are lucky to host a wide array of HAV companies and inventive people at our local universities. Because of this, we are well positioned to be a leader as this new industry develops.

Pittsburgh, PA2022-06-03

Mike McKibbin

Short-term rental regulations for DougCo?

[DOUGLAS COUNTY, CO.] The “fad” of short-term rentals brings many issues and concerns, especially to places like Douglas County without regulations to address the growing trend.

Douglas County, CO2022-03-15

J.M. Lesinski

Emissions Regulations Finalized for State Natural Gas and Oil Sector

A shot of the 190 right before the Scajaquada Expressway in Buffalo, New York.Photo by J.M. Lesinski. In an effort to curb greenhouse gas emissions as part of the state’s pledge to minimize the effects of global warming, lawmakers in the capital have been busy concluding regulations on the industry. New York State Governor Kathy Hochul recently finalized natural gas and oil infrastructure regulations necessitating substantial reductions in the output of methane and other greenhouse gases.

2022-02-05