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10/09/2026 · Owyhee County
Supreme Court Justices Weigh Investment Comparisons in Retirement Fund Case
The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case concerning the investment strategies of employee retirement funds. Justices explored how to compare the performance of different investment approaches, particularly when assessing alleged fiduciary imprudence. The central discussion revolved around the necessity of comparing similar investment strategies.
Supreme Court to Hear Asylum Case on Green Card Eligibility
The Supreme Court will review a case concerning whether asylum recipients must maintain their asylum status to qualify for permanent residency. The Justice Department argues current status is required, while petitioners contend the law focuses on a past grant of asylum.
10/08/2026
Supreme Court Justice Alito Discusses Retirement, Emergency Appeals Amidst New Book Release
Justice Samuel Alito released a new book on his judicial philosophy and addressed questions regarding his potential retirement and the Supreme Court's emergency docket. Meanwhile, the court heard oral arguments on cases concerning employee retirement funds and environmental regulations.
10/08/2026
Republican Candidates Consider Approach to Former President Ahead of November Elections
Republican candidates in upcoming elections are assessing how to position themselves concerning former President Donald Trump. This decision comes as Trump continues to exert considerable sway over the Republican Party.
10/08/2026
DNC Files Lawsuit Against Administration Over Agency-Funded Advertising
The Democratic National Committee has initiated legal action against the administration, claiming the use of taxpayer funds for advertisements featuring former President Donald Trump. The lawsuit centers on ads produced by federal agencies that the DNC characterizes as political endorsements.
10/08/2026
DNC Sues Trump Administration Over Advertising Expenditures
The Democratic National Committee filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump's administration on Wednesday. The DNC alleges that recent television advertisements promoting the president's political message used millions in taxpayer dollars inappropriately. This legal action targets the administration's use of government funds for what the DNC describes as political advertising.
10/08/2026
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View allMarsing City Council to Address Annexation, Sidewalks, and New Business at March 6 Meeting
CITY OF MARSING REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MARCH 6, 2024 MARSING CITY HALL 106 Main Street North Marsing, Idaho 83639 NOTICE OF MEETING: The Marsing City Council will hold a Regular City Council Meeting on Wednesday, March 6, 2024, at 6:00 PM in the Marsing City Hall, located at 106 Main Street North, Marsing, Idaho. The meeting is open to the public. AGENDA: CALL TO ORDER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE / MOMENT OF SILENCE ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF AGENDA CONSENT AGENDA 1. Approval of Minutes from February 7, 2024 Regular City Council Meeting 2. Approval of Claims OLD BUSINESS 1. Discussion and possible action regarding the proposed annexation of Parcel ID R07826000000. 2. Update on Main Street Sidewalk Project. NEW BUSINESS 1. Presentation by Owyhee County Sheriff's Office regarding public safety initiatives. 2. Discussion and possible action on new park bench purchase for Willow Creek Park. 3. Review and potential approval of a new business license application for "Marsing Mercantile". BILLS AND COMMUNICATIONS 1. Public Comments (Limited to 3 minutes per person on topics not on the agenda) 2. Mayor's Report 3. Council Member Reports 4. City Clerk's Report EXECUTIVE SESSION (If necessary, pursuant to Idaho Code § 74-206) ADJOURNMENT
Marsing City Council to Meet April 9th
MARSING CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING DATE: Tuesday, April 9, 2024 TIME: 6:00 PM PLACE: Marsing City Hall, 123 Main Street, Marsing, ID AGENDA WILL BE POSTED ON CITY HALL BULLETIN BOARD AND WEBSITE All interested citizens are welcome and encouraged to attend.
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2025 Water Quality Report is available by clicking here. Paper copies are also available at City Hall You can now pay your utility bills online! https://homedaleid.ourcommunityconnect.com Our new online bill pay service is super easy to use and makes paying your bill so much more convenient. You can pay 24/7! Find out more by visiting the sight and seeing for yourself. You can also setup autopayments so you never miss a due date again. Fast, easy, and secure.
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