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Office of the MAYOR

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By Ryan Wilson
| honolulu.gov
HONOLULU — Mayor Rick Blangiardi announced today that the City and County of Honolulu will join Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Youth Climate Action Fund, which will provide capital and capacity to support municipalities in mobilizing young residents ages 15–24 in designing and delivering solutions aligned with citywide priorities. Honolulu joins the Youth Climate Action Fund alongside 300 new city halls.
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Bankruptcy in Utah

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By Ryan Wilson, Rebecca Wilson, Ned Hill, Brigham Young
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Keywords bankruptcy, Utah, female labor force College Marriott School of Management Abstract In this study, we analyzed 100 randomly selected Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases filed in 2002 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of Utah. In addition to these cases, we personally interviewed five local bankruptcy attorneys and court officers addressing the issue of Utah’s high bankruptcy rate.
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Wildfire Season Already Under Way Down Under in Australia

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By Ryan Wilson
| ccenterdispatch.com
By Ryan D. Wilson In 2014, the original results of this survey were as follows: Almost half, 122 supported no bond proposal; a little more than 20 percent, 54, supported the full proposal; another 20 percent, 44, supported one that only included a safe room and minimal improvements; and the rest, 26, supported a bond issue that had no improvements to athletic facilities.
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