House budget writers were revealed to be magicians Thursday, as several of the House budget subcommittees met to release their spending proposals.

While collaboration among nonprofits is essential, they often compete for the same donor dollar, and often must do so with an ever-shrinking marketing budget and over-stretched staff.

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Governor Easley’s recommended state budget for the upcoming fiscal year is balanced — meaning that ongoing spending is paid for with ongoing revenues. That was no small task given the limited availability of “recurring” dollars and for it he deserves praise.

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The House budget process continues in the corner room of the Legislative Office Building, with House leaders saying their final spending plan should be printed this weekend with a public release early next week.

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We have decided to reschedule this Crucial Conversation Luncheon to a later date.
People of Color: Justice and Unity Legislative Day events overlap with our luncheon. In the spirit of cooperation and unity, we have decide to postpone our event. We…

The People of Color: Justice and Unity Legislative Day will be held on Wednesday, May 28th, 2008. We will converge again at the Legislative Building to challenge our legislators to close the gaps and protect the sacred: our families, our…