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News in brief
September 22, 2008
LA Times
CONSTRUCTION
Bonds may help get state economy moving. Gov. Schwarzenegger hopes transit and building project bond issues will create jobs.
SACRAMENTO — Two years ago, California voters approved the sale of nearly $43 billion in state bonds for housing, transportation, education and water projects. Today, the borrowing is beginning to pay off, one job at a time.
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LA Times
CONSTRUCTION
Bonds may help get state economy moving. Gov. Schwarzenegger hopes transit and building project bond issues will create jobs.
SACRAMENTO — Two years ago, California voters approved the sale of nearly $43 billion in state bonds for housing, transportation, education and water projects. Today, the borrowing is beginning to pay off, one job at a time.
read more...
September 14, 2008
SD Union Tribune
California 241
The U.S. Department of Commerce will hold a public hearing Sept. 22, beginning at 10:30 a.m., at the Del Mar Fairgrounds on whether the proposed extension of state Route 241 from Orange County into northern San Diego County should be approved.
A project critical to county's economy, by Julie Meier Wright and Ruben Barrales
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SD Union Tribune
California 241
The U.S. Department of Commerce will hold a public hearing Sept. 22, beginning at 10:30 a.m., at the Del Mar Fairgrounds on whether the proposed extension of state Route 241 from Orange County into northern San Diego County should be approved.
A project critical to county's economy, by Julie Meier Wright and Ruben Barrales
read more...