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...businesses -- won't benefit as much this year. Sales tax revenue will be down, forcing cities and the borough to cut services, increase taxes or both. Kings, especially when scarce, generate king-size controversy. This summer's main...
...The end was in sight," he said. Had the reserves run out, the city would have had to decide whether or not to cut services or use the city's general fund to pay for the airport. Instead, Koch and airport staff looked at the airport's...
...Alaskans. On the one hand, the state is so poor that it is looking for ways to increase revenue (that means taxes) or cut services or some combination of the two to balance the budget. On the other hand, the state is so rich that it sends out almost...
A winter ferry scheduled proposed by the Alaska Marine Highway System would cut service to Seldovia and other Gulf of Alaska communities dependent on transportation by sea beginning next fall. That idea has drawn formal...
...children? Guess what? Bush's budget for Head Start fails to keep up with inflation, thus it will be necessary to cut services. Right now it only serves half of eligible children. Tony believes that Head Start is a rich and vital program. He'll...
...going up. Do not be frightened by the city, school and borough officials who are trying to scare you by saying it will cut services and bring a disaster to the city. It is time they look at cuts and funding only the necessary items. A possible way...
...from sales taxes, hard choices will have to be made: raise revenue from elsewhere (most likely property taxes) or cut services. Inevitably, if Proposition 1 passes it will hurt residents somewhere. However, with mouths to feed, gas to buy...