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The mission of the Idaho Botanical Garden has remained the same since its founding more than 25 years ago: to foster community appreciation and understanding of horticulture and natural conservation. Nestled in the Boise foothills, the facility's 33 acres house more than 14 themed gardens. Some feature carnivorous plants, native flora, or colorful and aromatic herbs, whereas others focus on rose varieties, succulents, peonies, and water-conserving plants. Garden staff use adjacent foothills for nature hikes and environmental education.
A day at the gardens may also include a snack at the Tea House or a trip to admire plantings on the roof of the Gathering Place gazebo. Pathways lined with Table Rock sandstone wander through the four quadrants of the green Celtic labyrinth, each representing one of the four seasons. In a separate Children's Adventure Garden, smaller visitors frolic in a colorful tree house and watch the ripple of fins at a koi pond. For self-guided family tours, the staff provide backpacks containing suggestions for things to see and do, as well as scavenger-hunt items, a magnifying lens, and binoculars so children can check whether that's really a Bubo virginianus slinking through the trees.
Under the guidance of new ownership, the instructors at Bikram Yoga Boise have no problem welcoming beginners to the practice. After all, each of them remembers the experience of their own first lesson. Some took part in a 60-day class challenge and some simply saw it as a new adventure in fitness, but all of them fell in love almost immediately with the benefits inherent in sweating and stretching.
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Minus the The Lonely Island club, the hip-hop game has been about as serious as a Joker monologue lately. If you've been looking for some funny lyricism matched with heavy hitting production, you're in luck today. Jarren Benton is back at it with the DJBooth-exclusive A Spacesuit & Parachute, a leak that delivers line after line of creativity and humor from both Benton and the well-established ATlien Aleon Craft. SMKA always manages to throw down a great beat, this time taking it to an otherworldly feel with sparkling synths and deeply rumbling bass while the Freestyle Series alum beats down naysayers with witty one-liners: "These ni**ers aren't ready homes, they are on romantic getaways with Eddie Long." Throw in a flowing verse from Aleon and this one's absolutely orbiting. Need more proof that this project is nothing but fun? The title of the album (out January 25 via iTunes) is Jarren Benton meets SMKA: Huffing Glue with Hasselhoff. Getting an audio high has never sounded so good. Keep it locked to the Booth for more from these talented tricksters.
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Rep. Lajoie is a director of the Lewiston Municipal Federal Credit Union, a member of the Maine Fire Protection Services Commission and a member of the Maine Fire Institute Advisory Board. Lajoie is fourth-degree member of the Knights of Columbus 10019 Holy Family Church and a member of the Franco-American War Veterans Post 31 in Lewiston.
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Yeahhhh! I like this one, that looks great. Splits and cylinders are fun hey!
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Will 2013 be 1937? This is the question many analysts posed as the stock market dropped after the election. On Nov. 16, they noted that industrial production, a crucial figure, dropped as well.
In this case, "1937" means a market drop similar to the one after the re-election of another Democratic President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, in 1936.
The drop wasn't immediate in that case; it came in the first full year after the election. Industrial production plummeted by 34.5 percent. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped by half, from almost 200 in early 1937 to less than 100 at the end of March 1938.
It's hard to imagine stock indexes dropping by half today, or unemployment rising past 15 percent, as they did in the "depression within the Depression." But the parallels are visible enough to be worth tracing. They have to do with the danger of big government, and can be captured in a few categories.
. Pre-election spree that sets records. In the old days, federal spending amounted to about 19 percent or 19.5 percent of gross domestic product. That ratio was so reliable that economists took it as a given, the American normal, from which divergence was unnatural and temporary. By the old 19 percent rule, federal spending would have dropped back once the worst of the 2008 economic crisis passed.
That didn't happen. Instead the federal government continued to spend. Most important, even in 2012, when the crisis was long past, the government went on a spree, spending the equivalent of 24.3 percent of the economy, more than the 24.1 percent for the year earlier.
In 1936, a similar barrier was breached. Up until 1936, federal spending flowed at smaller levels than the spending by states and towns combined, with wartime being the exception. Roosevelt slowly ratcheted up the outlays, and in 1936, Washington spent more than the states and towns. This shift was dizzying for a country based on the principle of federalism, of strong states.
. Bath of cold water afterward. After this year's election, President Barack Obama made it clear that budgeting was his priority: "I'm ready and willing to make big commitments to make sure that we're locking in the kind of deficit reductions that stabilize our deficit, start bringing it down, start bringing down our debt. I'm confident we can do it."
Roosevelt too opened his second term on a sober budget-cutting note. The President, wrote journalist Anne O'Hare McCormick in 1937, was like "the Dutch householder who carefully totes up his accounts every month and who is really annoyed now that he is bent on balancing the budget, that Congress can't stop spending."
. Fearsome attack on the status quo. In his first news conference on Nov. 14, Obama went out of his way to make clear his tax increases would fall on the rich: "What I'm concerned about is not finding ourselves in a situation where the wealthy aren't paying more or aren't paying as much as they should."
Roosevelt was also ferocious, telling the old guard: "I should like to have it said of my first administration that in it the forces of selfishness and of lust for power met their match. I should like to have it said of my second administration that in it these forces met their master."
When Roosevelt followed through in 1937, both with high taxes and his effort to pack the Supreme Court with more progressives, markets shivered.
. Fallout from first-term legislation. Obama signed his health-care act in 2010, postponing much of its enforcement until 2013, after the election. Now that the effects of the act are so proximate, markets are wondering whether they or investors can handle the changes demanded. Roosevelt's equivalents were threefold: Social Security, the Wagner Act and a new Federal Reserve law, the Banking Act of 1935, all passed well before the election. The last law gave the Fed a new tool, the easy ability to order changes in reserve requirements for banks.
In all three cases, the full effects of the laws weren't felt until after the election. It was only in 1937 that Americans had to pay into Social Security, diverting cash from the economy. And it was only in 1937 that John L. Lewis, the labor leader, pushed his hardest for wage increases and strikes, forcing companies to pay higher wages than they could afford. In 1936 and 1937, the Fed increased reserve requirements, effectively doubling them. The consequence of these laws was reduced available cash, increased uncertainty and lower business confidence.
The obvious question is why an announcement by Obama or Roosevelt to cut back just after the election doesn't reassure those who dislike government expansion.
The answer is that the markets, which observe a giant march forward and then a step backward, don't believe the step back is permanent. Giants are giants. Expansionists tend to revert to expanding government, as FDR did, most drastically, in World War II. The mandate matters more than the austerity chatter.
Benjamin Anderson, the chief economist at Chase National Bank in the 1930s, tried to capture the problem of the big-government President by titling one of his books "When Government Plays God." His advisers warned him to suppress the title, arguing it might offend. Anderson shifted to the more banal: "Economics and the Public Welfare." But Anderson's phrase still reverberates: A government that "plays God," or at least "plays powerhouse," can spook markets and employers, whatever the decade.
Amity Shlaes, a Bloomberg View columnist, is the author of the forthcoming "Coolidge" and the director of the Four Percent Growth Project at the Bush Institute.
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House Bill 1620, which would regulate the use of aerial drone photography and broadcasts by government agencies and private individuals, cleared the New Hampshire House on March 12 and was passed to the state Senate on an overwhelming voice vote.
Kurk has worked for more than two years on a bill he says balances the privacy rights of New Hampshire citizens with potential benefits of drone technology.
Barry said the bill establishes restrictions on drones that do not apply to helicopters or other forms of aerial newsgathering, and leaves open the question of what is really "newsworthy" or "open to the public."
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BOSTON - Eleven goals. Evaporating two-goal leads. Thunderous hits. One raucous arena, filled with frenzied black-and-gold-clad fans. Even one goal scored from a rocketed ricochet off the glass behind the net. If you didn't know any better, you'd think you were watching the Battle of Pennsylvania all over again - with the Flyers and Penguins trading tallies at will - instead of the defensive deadlock we've witnessed between the Bruins and...
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The Stanley Cup Finals lost nearly a quarter of what already was a small television audience. Anaheim's 1-0 win over Ottawa in Game 2 on Wednesday night got a 0.6 cable rating on Versus and was watched in 446,000 homes in the United States. The rating was down 33 percent from last year's second game, a 5-0 victory for Carolina over Edmonton, which received a 0.9 cable rating (600,000 homes) on OLN, as Versus was then known. The Pittsburgh Penguins' Sidney Crosby, at 19 the youngest player in NHL history to get 100 points in a season and to win a scoring title, is now the youngest to wear the captain's C. The youngest previous captain was Tampa Bay's Vincent Lecavalier.
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The Flyers will watch the Bruins raise the Stanley Cup championship banner when they open the season Oct. 6 in Boston. On their way to the Cup, the Bruins avenged a 2010 playoff loss with a four-game sweep of the Flyers in the Eastern Conference semifinals. In their second Winter Classic, the Flyers will host the New York Rangers at Citizens Bank Park at 1 p.m. Jan. 2. And former captain Mike Richards, traded Thursday to Los Angeles, will return with the Kings in the Flyers' fourth game of the season, Oct. 15. Oct. 6 at Boston, 7 p.m. Oct. 8 at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Oct. 12 Vancouver, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 15 Los Angeles, 7 p.m. Oct. 18 at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 20 Washington, 7 p.m. Oct. 22 St. Louis, 7 p.m. Oct. 24 Toronto, 7 p.m. Oct. 26 at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 27 Winnipeg, 7 p.m. Oct. 29 Carolina, 7 p.m. Nov. 2 at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3 New Jersey, 7 p.m. Nov. 5 Columbus, 7 p.m. Nov. 9 at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 13 at Florida, 5 p.m. Nov. 14 at Carolina, 7 p.m. Nov. 17 Phoenix, 7 p.m. Nov. 19 at Winnipeg, 3 p.m. Nov. 21 Carolina, 7 p.m. Nov. 23 at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Nov. 25 Montreal, 1 p.m. Nov. 26 at N.Y. Rangers, 2 p.m. Dec. 2 at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Dec. 3 at Phoenix, 8 p.m. Dec. 7 at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Dec. 8 Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Dec. 10 Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Dec. 13 at Washington, 7 p.m....
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By Ray Parrillo, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
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Playoffs '97: A Stanley Cup For The Meadowlands?
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By Ray Parrillo, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
For the next two months inside NHL dressing rooms stretching from Buffalo to Anaheim, the demand for painkillers, sutures, face shields, bandages and vials of ginseng extract will become more frequent. On the periphery of the games, the howls for justice and the accusations of foul play will grow louder, and the secrecy surrounding injuries to key players will be tightened. The Stanley Cup playoffs, the sporting world's most physically demanding tournament, begin tonight with the openers of four Western Conference series.
Spend some time with Lord Stanley's Cup
November 13, 2010
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Last June the Flyers came within two wins of winning the Stanley Cup. Today, Flyers fans can pose and take pictures with the Stanley Cup and snag autographs from their favorite Flyers' alumni. Lord Stanley's mug will be at Ice Works in Aston, (3100 Duttons Mill Rd.) from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Former Flyers Bill Clement, Brian Propp, Dave Schultz, Bob Kelly, Jim Watson, Joe Watson, Ed Hospodar and Kerry Huffman will be signing autographs at various times throughout the day. Admission is $5 per person or $10 per family, with all proceeds going to Flyers Charities including Hockey Fights Cancer, the Ed Snider Youth Hockey Foundation and the Jenny Barber Cancer Fund.
Stanley Cup to an amateur team?
December 27, 2012
By Michael Harrington, Inquirer Staff Writer
Please welcome the 2012-13 Stanley Cup champion Fort Saskatchewan Chiefs? If a member of the Canadian parliament gets his way, it might happen in June. Brent Rathgeber, a lawyer and Conservative Party MP who represents Edmonton-St. Albert, Alberta, says Lord Stanley's Cup should be awarded to a Canadian amateur team such as the senior-level Chinook Hockey League's Chiefs if the NHL labor fight isn't settled in time to save the season. Rathgeber suggested in a blog post last week that the Cup could be the prize in a national competition to determine the best non-pro team in Canada.
Kings look to take the final step
June 7, 2012
Jonathan Quick remembers eating ice pops with his friends and watching their beloved New York Rangers win the Stanley Cup on television in 1994. Dustin Brown vaguely recalls Joe Nieuwendyk's bringing the Cup to Ithaca, N.Y., but can't remember if he got to see it up close. With just one more win by their Los Angeles Kings, the star goalie and the captain will have the Stanley Cup in their hands, above their head - even in the Pacific Ocean, if they choose. The stage is set for a California coronation in Game 4 on Wednesday night.
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October 23, 2014
By Sam Donnellon, Daily News Staff Writer
JUST 2 DAYS after CBSSports.com reported that Ray Rice could be reinstated to the NFL within a month, the NHL made it clear to everyone that it will not be the next league dragged through the slush over its handling of domestic-abuse cases involving its players. But please . . . hold your applause. Los Angeles Kings defenseman Slava Voynov doesn't have his mug on a video-game box or his jersey all over the backs of kids and adults nationwide. There's no wing of his memorabilia on display at his alma mater.
Different sort of 'hat trick'
October 7, 2014
By Frank Seravalli, Daily News Staff Writer
THE FLYERS are in an awkward "hat stage. " You know the feeling - if you're lucky enough to still have hair. That's when your hair is just long enough that it's unkempt, but not long enough that you're ready to shell out for that next trip to the barber. Or, in the Flyers' case this season, you're a team probably good enough to make the Stanley Cup playoffs, but not good enough to make a serious run at a Stanley Cup. Playing in the mediocre (that's putting it nicely) Eastern Conference only muddles the picture - or increases the frustration, depending on how you look at it. If the Flyers had only brought in Ron Hextall a year or two sooner, they might be the team penciled into the Stanley Cup finals.
Put Ryder Cup on par with majors
September 25, 2014
By Marcus Hayes, Daily News Staff Writer
THE INTERNATIONAL golf insanity begins Friday, known as the Ryder Cup, despite its lack of affiliation with any truck rental company. Its namesake, who began as a discount seed distributor, would be delighted to see that the competition has outgrown its charter; that is, to promote golf intercontinentally. He also likely would be alarmed to see how little the essence of the competition has changed since its charter was fulfilled. Samuel Ryder got his name on the Cup because he was a major sponsor of the competitions, which, generally, were money-losers in the "BT" (Before Tiger)
Union manager Curtin taking Open Cup final seriously
September 17, 2014
By John Smallwood, Daily News Staff Writer
I WON'T exaggerate and claim that if the Union beats Seattle tonight at PPL Park and captures the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, it will be as big as if it makes the playoffs and wins the MLS championship. The MLS Cup is the ultimate goal of professional soccer in the United States. It is this sport's equivalent of winning the Super Bowl, World Series, Stanley Cup or NBA Finals. In comparison, winning the Open Cup would be like winning the . . . well, there is no real equivalent in any other U.S. professional sport.
Surf's up for the Stanley Cup in Sea Isle
July 19, 2014
By Mike Jensen, Inquirer Columnist
SEA ISLE CITY, N.J. - The Stanley Cup arrived Thursday morning in the back of John Stevens' truck. The Cup had flown into Philadelphia International Airport the night before from its previous stop in Russia. By 11 a.m., the Cup was at Sea Isle's 57th Street beach, a day-tripper (no beach tag required), causing a scene as it rested for a couple of hours on a lifeguard boat. Since every player and coach who wins the Stanley Cup gets possession of the trophy for a day, this was Stevens' time.
Stanley Cup shore is popular at beach
July 18, 2014
BY TOM MAHON, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com
CHRIS GRAMLICH has seen some cool things while delivering pizza to the beach, including dolphins (the kind that swim) and Ravens (the kind that play football). The 23-year-old West Chester native, who works for Uncle Oogie's restaurant in Sea Isle City, N.J., said he often sees bottlenose acrobats leaping in the surf, and occasionally runs into quarterback Joe Flacco lounging on the sand. But yesterday he saw something truly unique: The Stanley Cup! It's a tradition that each member of a Cup-winning team gets to take the trophy anywhere for a day. Former Flyers coach John Stevens - now an assistant with the NHL champion Los Angeles Kings, decided to bring it to Sea Isle, where he owns a home.
Titans' Pollard thinks Broncos served up a cold one
July 16, 2014
BY TOM MAHON, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com
MOST ATHLETES try to stay out of hot water. Titans safety Bernard Pollard would welcome it. Pollard told "ESPN The Magazine" that the Broncos purposely turned off the hot water to the showers in the visiting locker room after last year's Week 14 matchup in Denver. The Broncos won, 51-28, in a game played in freezing temperatures that included an NFL-record 64-yard field goal by Denver's Matt Prater. The Titans undoubtedly were looking to wash away the embarrassing loss with a long, hot shower, but Pollard said someone at the stadium made sure that didn't happen.
Former Flyers tough guy Larry Zeidel dies at 86
June 19, 2014
By Sam Carchidi, Inquirer Staff Writer
Larry Zeidel, a rugged former Flyers defenseman who became infamous for a bloody, stick-swinging incident in 1968, died Tuesday morning at Pennsylvania Hospital. He was 86 and had been battling congestive heart failure and kidney problems. "He was as tough as they come on the ice, but off it, he was a total gentleman," said Joe Inemer, one of Mr. Zeidel's close friends. "He'd give you the shirt off his back. " Mr. Zeidel, regarded as one of the game's best fighters, spent most of his career in the minors, playing parts of five seasons in the NHL. He finished his career at age 39, playing nine games with the Flyers in 1968-69.
Rangers beat Kings, 2-1, and stay alive
June 13, 2014
By Sam Carchidi, Inquirer Staff Writer
NEW YORK - Shown on the Madison Square Garden scoreboard during first-period stoppages Wednesday night, former New York Ranger Mark Messier, actor Michael J. Fox, and tennis legend John McEnroe each held up four fingers, apparently their way of saying that the Blueshirts had that many more Stanley Cup playoff victories in them. A couple of hours later, they needed only three. The Rangers delayed their funeral for another time, getting outstanding goaltending from Henrik Lundqvist en route to a 2-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings, who have a three-games-to-one lead in the Finals.
The Kings' clutch king
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NEW YORK - Justin Williams views himself more as the butt of a joke than the answer to a trivia question. Which NHL player holds the record for most points in Stanley Cup playoff Game 7s? Williams set the new mark earlier this month with his 14th career point in seven Game 7 situations, in which he is now 7-0. The two previous recordholders: Wayne Gretzky and Doug Gilmour. "It's kind of more like which name doesn't belong?" Williams said with a smile on Monday at Madison Square Garden.
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OCEAN CITY ŌĆö Accumulated sick pay is a statewide problem, but one that affects some communities more than others, according to city Finance Director Frank Donato. Donato said some reform is necessary, but Ocean CityŌĆÖs total exposure, $4.96 million, is somewhat misleading.
Acting on what he called a ŌĆ£commitment to deliver property tax relief to New Jersey families,ŌĆØ Gov. Chris Christie unveiled a ŌĆ£tool kitŌĆØ of proposals he said would help curb the underlying causes of the stateŌĆÖs property tax crisis.
Pension and health benefits reform and a 2 percent cap on spending, he said, were a few of the tools necessary to help municipalities curb spending. To enhance the tool kit, Christie has been pushing the state legislature to eliminate cash payouts to public employees for unused sick time, but thus far legislators have not acted on his proposal.
In December, a bipartisan group of 234 mayors, including Ocean City Mayor Jay Gillian, joined Christie in asking the legislature to end its delays on the reform measures. Last week, Christie took umbrage with the lack of action.
ŌĆ£The legislature must finally embrace and act on a simple principle right now - if you are fortunate enough to work without getting sick, you should not be able to put our stateŌĆÖs property taxpayers on the hook for your unused sick time,ŌĆØ Christie said. ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs time to bring this practice to an end and continue passing reforms needed to deliver long-term, sustainable property tax relief to families. There is absolutely no legitimate excuse for not acting to end this practice once and for all.ŌĆØ
A news release from the governorŌĆÖs office sent last week stated, ŌĆ£These local government obligations have a real and direct cost to property taxpayers, totaling over $1,000 for the average property taxpayer in some municipalities.ŌĆØ
Christie also issued a town-by-town spreadsheet showing the individual liabilities of each community statewide, broken down to what the debt represents for each taxpayer. By ChristieŌĆÖs calculations, Ocean City is liable for $4,963,305 in accumulated sick and vacation pay. The average property owner owes $263 to cover this.
Donato said the calculation was ŌĆ£not a true statementŌĆØ for two reasons.
ŌĆ£This is an actual calculation, they looked at the totals and divided by the tax base,ŌĆØ he said.
The total includes each of the cityŌĆÖs negotiated union contracts: $1.094 million for the PBA, $991,550 for the FMBA, $1.257 million for the CWA, $93,000 for EMT rescue and $1.527 million for middle management and others.
ŌĆ£While that may be the total exposure, assuming that everyone is eligible, itŌĆÖs not a true statement,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£If they leave and have accumulated vacation pay, they will be paid for their vacation days. If they leave before they are eligible for retirement, they will not be paid for sick days.ŌĆØ
Donato said that the figures assume that everyone is eligible for retirement right now, but everyone is not.
ŌĆ£In order to qualify, it has to be a bona fide retirement. If you are an employee here for 25 years and you retire, you will be eligible, but not if you have not worked 25 years,ŌĆØ he said.
ŌĆ£For example, I have been here for 11 years,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£If I leave, I am not eligible. A lot of people are not eligible at this moment and that goes for a lot of employees.ŌĆØ
Donato says ChristieŌĆÖs calculations also assume that every employee would get up and leave at once.
ŌĆ£That would assume that the city would just shut down, and go out of business,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£Retirements would be spread out over time.ŌĆØ
Some communities pay out sick time at the employeeŌĆÖs highest salary.
ŌĆ£Say you started at $30,000 and ended your career at $100,000 per year. Some communities would pay your sick days at the highest rate. ThatŌĆÖs not right and that needs to be changed,ŌĆØ Donato said.
He said Ocean City does not operate that way. With the union contracts that were in place until the end of December 2011, employees collect sick days over time at the rate at which they were earned.
Sick time is capped at various levels. Police and firefighters, he said, with 160 days of accumulated leave are capped at $22,500. After the cap is reached, they are paid $100 for each day accumulated.
Dividing $22,500 by 160 days yields $140.62 per day, he said.
Paying an employee $100 per day means fewer employees abuse the system, Donato said.
ŌĆ£There is an incentive not to abuse sick time if youŌĆÖre not sick,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs a waste of taxpayer money to pay all those sick days at a higher rate.ŌĆØ
CWA members, he said, are capped at $16,500, with each day after that worth $95.
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre not paying a ton of money compared to other towns,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£Our payment is based on an entry level salary rather than at the end. I can understand the outrage in some of these towns.ŌĆØ
Christie, he said, wants zero, while the legislature wants the cap at $15,000. Over a year ago, Christie conditionally vetoed legislation that would have provided $15,000 payouts of these benefits, returning the bill with changes to eliminate any cash value for unused sick days moving forward, and limit the ability to carry forward unused vacation days to one year only.
Donato said some employees would use the sick time when they arenŌĆÖt sick rather than wasting it under ChristieŌĆÖs proposal.
ŌĆ£The responsible thing to do is to hold on to sick days in case of a serious illness,ŌĆØ he said, but some employees would simply use them.
ŌĆ£We want to be fair to the taxpayers, but is it fair to encourage people to abuse sick time?ŌĆØ he asked.
ŌĆ£All of these issues and more will be on the table at contract time,ŌĆØ Donato said.
The city is currently in negotiations with the cityŌĆÖs seven unions, PBA, FMBA, two CWA, two Ocean City Beach Patrol and the Ocean City Pops Orchestra.
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