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Possible $2 million back into schools; Supt. Hintz recommends money be used to reduce class sizes (Osseo-Maple Grove Press) As other area school districts are taking money away from classrooms as part of budget reductions, Osseo School District 279 may be putting money back into classrooms and other areas for the 2010-11 school year. More . . . Free ride ends as CATCO charges $1 (Douglas County News-Press) The town’s bus service debuted a new service fee in an effort to offset the cost of running the formerly free shuttle. For most riders, a $1 bus ride seemed reasonable, for others, not quite. More . . . Panel backs Fort Kent armory transfer (Bangor Daily News) AUGUSTA, Maine -- A proposal to transfer ownership of the armory in Fort Kent from the Maine Army National Guard to the University of Maine was endorsed by a legislative committee on Wednesday, but ... More . . . PayPal iPhone App Transfers Money By Bumping Against Another iPhone (Gizmodo Australia) If any iPhone owners reading this haven’t yet got the PayPal app, it’s definitely worth downloading now they’ve licensed Bump Technologies’ ability to transfer data between iPhones by simply touching them together. Bumping to transfer money actually sounds fun . (more…) More . . . PayPal iPhone App Transfers Money By Bumping Against Another iPhone [IPhone Apps] (Gizmodo) # iphoneapps If any iPhone owners reading this haven't yet got the PayPal app, it's definitely worth downloading now they've licensed Bump Technologies ' ability to transfer data between iPhones by simply touching them together. Bumping to transfer money actually sounds fun . More » More . . . City councilors question Burlington Telecom funding (The Burlington Free Press) Wednesday, Burlington City Councilors Paul Decelles and Karen Paul questioned the Kiss administration about the transfer of $17 million of city money to the telecommunications operation. • Related coverage: More on Burlington Telecom More . . . Plain Speaking: Taxpayers lose when government commingles funds (The Capital) In the business world, commingling of funds is almost always strictly forbidden. When funds are commingled, it can create a breach of trust by a fiduciary, in that "other people's money" is inappropriately diverted for purposes other than what was originally intended. More . . . Realty Q&A: Notify lender when buying property from family (Market Watch) When selling a house to a family member, the lender must be notified. The title can't legally transfer until the lien against it is satisfied in full. More . . . As U.S. Frees Detainees, Afghans Ask Why They Were Held (New York Times) Americans are trying to undo the damage caused by a troubled detention system, exposing a disagreement with Afghans over whether people were fairly held. More . . . 'Bump' Your Phones and Split a Check? (ABC News) iPhone app transfers money by bumping two cell phones together. More . . . Advertise on this page
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