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AI in the Workplace: Local Officials Explore Responsible Use
A career fair in Northglenn, Colorado. On Wednesday, the U.S. House passed the debt ceiling bill that would strengthen work requirements for some people on food stamps.
Senate Passes Debt Ceiling Bill, Approves New Work Requirements for Benefits
Combining GCN and Route Fifty: A Note to Our Readers
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Shaping a Better Future with Transformative Infrastructure Funds
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5 steps to tackle runaway deferred maintenance for government facilities
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Preventing the Next Jackson-Like Water Crisis

COMMENTARY | There’s federal funding available to make badly needed water infrastructure upgrades in communities of color harmed by years of disinvestment. But the onus is on state lawmakers to direct the money to places that need it most.

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  • September 22, 2022

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