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Free money for Oakland beautification, art projects, cultural activities (Oakland Local) Even in tough budget times, it's nice to know there's money out there for creative endeavors. Oakland Neighborhood Services Coordinator Hoang Banh just released a new list of juicy funding opportunities that are sure to get your inspiration going. 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 . . . W.Va. Gets $22 Million In Federal Money To Turn Around Bad Schools (WTOV 9 Steubenville) CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginia is getting nearly $22 million in federal stimulus money to help take drastic measures to turn around its worst-performing schools. More . . . Some council members say 'no' to stimulus dollars (The Florida Times-Union) Free spending in Washington shouldn't be tolerated here in Jacksonville, some Jacksonville City Council members say, even if that means turning down grant money that would be spent elsewhere. More . . . Money School shows path to financial awareness (Dover Post) If you want to learn more about handling your personal finances, the Money School is a great -- and free -- resource. More . . . County may slash community grants (San Diego Union-Tribune) In the face of growing criticism and a declining budget, two San Diego County supervisors are proposing a 50 percent reduction to a program that allows supervisors to distribute $10 million a year to community programs of their choice. More . . . Free skiing isn’t actually free (Telluride Daily Planet) Once winter settles into the region, miles of Nordic trails can be found unspooling across the flanks of mountains, through low meadows and even in the park. More . . . Weber RAMP grants total $2.2 million for 2010 (Deseret News) OGDEN — Ogden gets money for a dog park. Riverdale gets some for a splash pad. Roy gets some for a trail. More . . . MEPs back fresh EU money for low-carbon technologies (Eu Business) A Parliament resolution, approved on Thursday, welcomes plans to step up EU funding for developing innovative low-carbon technologies to help cut greenhouse gas emissions by 20% by 2020. MEPs want the EU funding to develop applications for these technologies over the next 10 years, but also acknowledge the need of additional private, public and EU resources to hit the target. More . . . MEPs back fresh EU money for low-carbon technologies (Eu Business) Plans to step up EU funding to develop innovative low-carbon technologies to help cut greenhouse gas emissions by 20% by 2020 were approved the Parliament in a resolution on Thursday, 11 March. More . . . Advertise on this page
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