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Italy Said to Pay Morgan Stanley $3.4 Billion. When Morgan Stanley (MS) said in January it had cut its "net exposure" to Italy by $3.4 billion, it didn't tell investors that the nation paid that entire amount to the bank to exit a bet on interest rates.
Italy, the second-most indebted nation in the European Union, paid the money to unwind derivative contracts from the 1990s that had backfired, said a person with direct knowledge of the Treasury's payment. It was cheaper for Italy to cancel the transactions rather than to renew, said the person, who declined to be identified because the terms were private.
The cost, equal to half the amount to be raised by Italy's sales tax increase this year, underscores the risk of derivatives countries use to reduce borrowing costs and guard against swings in interest rates and currencies can sour and generate losses for taxpayers. Mafia now Italy's No.1 bank as crisis bites: report. Italy's very own special liquidity programme? [Updated] @ Some bloke & UK trader Apparently the decree refers to a "convention" between the Treasury and the Central Bank dated March 22, 2011 and to a decree dated July 29th, 2011 on that convention.
I couldnt find the convention, but in the preamble of the July 29th decree, there is written the following: "GIVEN THE CURRENT MARKET ENVIRONMENT, which imposes a liquidity management 'based on criteria of prudence, and the consequent need to carefully assess the levels of risk and the costs' of the Ministry of operations in the money market... " For me the timing and the intention are very clear.
The Italian repo market is broken because of the fall in the quality of Italian collateral since the July summit and the fact that banks prefer parking it at the ECB. The Italian Government wishes to fix its money market rather than let the ECB do it, which Italy has agreed to by treaty. This is independent monetary policy. 27/11/2011: Even with IMF's €600bn - Italy is too big to bail. There are some interesting reports in the media over the weekend, speculating that the IMF is preparing a super package for Italy, rumored to reach €600 billion.
Here's a link from zerohedge that outlines the details of these rumors (here). There are several reasons to be skeptical as the feasibility of such a package and the potential effectiveness of it. Here are these reasons. French exposure in pictures. Italy hails businessman a hero after he launches appeal to save the economy. Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian prime minister, is struggling to tackle the country's debt, but businessman Giuliano Melani has suggested that ordinary Italians could pay for it out of their own pockets.
Photograph: David Gadd/Allstar/Sportsphoto Ltd A businessman has become an unlikely national hero after urging Italians to buy up government bonds to help drag the country back from the brink of an economic meltdown. As the prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, scrambles to deliver key reforms, the Tuscan financial services entrepreneur Giuliano Melani announced his appeal with a full-page ad in the leading daily Corriere della Sera, complete with his telephone number and email address. Melani says the bill for Italian government bonds expiring annually is €260-270bn (£223-232bn), a sum which would be taken care of if every Italian paid €4,500.
Berlusconi pourrait quitter le gouvernement en 2012. Living 'La Vita Bella': Italians Leave Fears of Debt Crisis to Others - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International. After so many centuries, the secret door sticks a bit.
But it still exists, hidden behind an image of Italy in the "Hall of Maps" of Florence's Palazzo Vecchio. "Eccolo," says Francesca, the custodian. Italy 'has been in decline since the 1980s' On a bright Sunday morning terrace on the Piazza San Domenico – smartly turned-out Neapolitan families strolling animatedly past on their way home from mass, a clown entertaining the children on the Via Benedetto Croce – Gia Caglioti isn't mincing her words.
"To be frank," she said, "we've been a country in decline since the 1980s – had we but seen it. Actually, there are plenty of people, including in government, who still won't see it. Italie : le plan draconien d'austérité est voté. Madrid et Rome, deux façons d'être en crise. Italy Announces Austerity Plan 2.0 As Local Protests Spread, Turn Violent. After Berlusconi was scolded by everyone, but most importantly by backstop solvency provider ECB, for his bull in a China shop maneuver of the first, now defunct, Italian Austerity plan, here are the details from the next, soon to be gutted "Austerity", which readers may be forgiven, if they take it with just a grain of salt.
According to Bloomberg, the details are as follows: Plan to to include higher retirement age for women from 2014To add 3% tax on income over 500k eurosItaly to approve constitutional law for budget balance SeptTo increase VAT from 20% to 21%. Will anyone take this latest attempt to appease the ECB seriously? Eurozone crisis: Italy's debt pile comes under scrutiny. 4 August 2011Last updated at 10:30 Silvio Berlusconi was forced to defend his economic strategy before parliament on Wednesday Just a few months ago, international investors were fairly relaxed when they considered Italy's debt mountain - the second highest in the eurozone.
Now, Prime Minister Berlusconi has been forced to defend his economic strategy before parliament, and the more excitable City economists are sending me emails declaring that "Italy is bound to default". La bataille d'Italie sera cruciale. Dette: Une crise avant tout politique en Italie. Italy's 'nepotism' fuels supply of young, middle class and educated émigrés. Pierenrico Martino is scarcely your typical economic migrant.
He comes from one of the richest towns in Italy: Treviso, near Venice, home of the Benetton fashion empire. His family is well off, he says. His father is an accountant; his mother a teacher. Martino, 30, is himself a graduate of the university of Trieste. After college, he did some travelling. Moody's warns on Italian banks. L'imposture de la dette publique italienne. Italy: Silvio Berlusconi pressed to make tax cuts by rightwing partner. The threat of a new crisis on the eurozone's southern flank loomed on Sunday as a crucial ally of Silvio Berlusconi demanded that the government cut taxes, despite the serious implications that this would have on Italy's public finances.
Umberto Bossi, the Northern League leader and arbiter of the prime minister's fate, brushed aside concerns that Italy could go the way of Greece when he told cheering supporters in Pontida that the tax burden in Italy had gone "beyond all limits". Bossi, Berlusconi's partner in Italy's rightwing coalition government, has been under huge pressure from his party's rank and file since local elections last month showed a sharp fall in the league's support. Is Italy Not Spain The Real Elephant In The Euro Room? Looking through the latest round of EU GDP data, one thing is becoming increasingly obvious: when it comes to future monetary policy decisions at the ECB, and to exactly how many more interest rate hikes we are going to see, then the performance of the Italian economy is going to be critical. The growth pattern now is clear enough: Germany and France move forward at a lively pace, while the so called "peripheral" economies (Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain) either remain in or continually flirt with recession.
They are constrained bythe combined burden of their lack of international competitiveness, their over-indebtedness and the contractionary impact of their austerity programmes. In this sense, given its size, Italy is in a key position to tip the balance between core and periphery one way or the other. #ItalianRevolution: l'indignation gagne la jeunesse italienne. Les difficultés des banques italiennes vont peser sur le FSTE MIB. Flash Eco : Moody's baisse la dette de Florence. Florence and the derivatives machine [updated] Une crise de la dette italienne se profile-t-elle à l'horizon? - Démystifier la finance - Blog LeMonde.fr.
Italy sucked into the crisis one way or another « Euro Area Debt Crisis by Economist Meg. Italy has quickly been drawn into the euro crisis over the past few days as prime minister Silvio Berlusconi and minister of finance Giulio Tremonti have openly fought over the austerity package put before parliament. Ten year Italian government bond spreads over the comparable German bunds hit a record high of 236 basis points last Friday and the FTSE MIB index fell sharply. The eurogroup has decided to hold an emergency meeting this morning to discuss, among other things, recent developments in Italy. Is this just short-lived market panic, or could Italy really be in trouble? Italy has so far remained decoupled from the other PIGS for a number of reasons. Un nouveau domino va tomber en Europe.


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Sam Bush, 'Father of Newgrass,' Sunday at Egg
By the early 1970s, bluegrass had made its first major transitions, from country music to folk music, and from concert halls to festival stages. But long-haired kids like Sam Bush had other ideas for the venerable American art form, which uniquely fused the keening power of mountain ballads with the drive and improvisation of jazz. […]
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We have a winner: Commenter No. 19, Kathleen Canary, was randomly chosen out of all the commenters below (even though her favorite musical is Les Miz and not La Mancha) Enjoy the show, and thanks everyone for taking part in the giveaway. If you've read Michael Eck's review of Capital Rep's production of "Man of […]
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Chris Cornell at The Egg, 11/17/11
By GREG HAYMES Special to the Times Union ALBANY – As the veteran frontman for a trio of rock bands – Audioslave, Temple of the Dog and, of course, Soundgarden – as well as three solo albums of his own, Chris Cornell isn't lacking in material. And at his sold-out concert at The Egg's Hart Theatre […]
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Dance museum hosting local photographer's show
An upcoming photography exhibition at the National Museum of Dance in Saratoga Springs will showcase 22 color images by Daesha Devón Harris, a Saratoga Springs native and resident. Titled "I've Got a Home: Inside a Community of Color," the show runs Dec. 3 through Feb. 26. According to promotional material, the exhibit highlights the historic […]
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John Williams' harp concerto "On Willows & Birches" presented by the Albany Symphony
By JOSEPH DALTON Special to the Times Union The harp is typically an elusive, soft spoken star set amidst the more brash instrumental characters that make up a symphony orchestra. The sounds of its strings, plucked or strummed, become precious moments within a more grand and sweeping score. As if for added mystic, the instrument […]
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Updated (photos): Man of La Mancha @ Capital Repertory Theatre, 11/16/11
by Michael Eck Special to The Times Union "Man of La Mancha" is magnificent. The play itself — a musical adaptation of "Don Quixote" — is a terrific property which still has the power to inspire after nearly 50 years. And Capital Repertory Theatre's current production, directed by Maggie Mancinelli-Cahill, distills the work's grand gestures […]
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Artist Deborah Zlotsky featured on Gorky's Granddaughter
Deborah Zlotsky at Kathryn Markel Gallery, Nov 2011 from Gorky's Granddaughter on Vimeo. Capital Region artist and College of Saint Rose professor Deborah Zlotsky (who is also my spouse) was recently interviewed for a blog-based documentary art project called Gorky's Granddaughter. The 14-minute freewheeling interview, above, was conducted Saturday, Nov. 12, at the Kathryn Markel […]
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Hamlisch and Feinstein team for Proctors concert
Few performers are as familiar with the Great American Songbook as Marvin Hamlisch and Michael Feinstein. Hamlisch has won just about every award there is to win; he's taken home the Pulitzer Prize, three Oscars, four Grammys, four Emmys, a Tony and three Golden Globe awards. He wrote Oscar-winning scores for "The Way We Were" […]
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The SRD puts the weight at 20 lbs per 1000 coins which is higher than the quarter analogy. Almost double. So most likely the coins are about the size/weight of a 50 cent piece. And 1000 of them is a whole lot of bulk to deal with. I refrained from naming the coins because I cannot find any reference to what the common names are for coins in this game. For large purchases and businesses there have to be larger denominations (but these could draw attention) I will discuss the state of currency in the city and we can forward the information to everyone once we work something out. For now consider that you have 20 lbs of gold to deal with. |


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This week another polished piece of concept surfaced, this time for the PlayStation 3. The mock-up caused quite a stir in game forums and even appeared on several sites as legit. When presented with the concept art, American Sony reps unsurprisingly declined comment, thus leaving the design officially unconfirmed. The fact that it looks nothing like the already-unveiled PSX adds ammo to the naysayers' arguments, but its sleek appearance does echo the polished metal casing of the PSP.
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Santa's stocking cake
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- Knead the ready-to-roll icing until smooth, then split into three equal pieces and colour each with colouring. Roll out to approx ½cm thickness and, using a template, cut out eight stocking shapes. Set aside.
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- Fix the ribbon around the top edge of the cake, using a thin line of icing to help it stick. Using a little leftover coloured icing, 'hang' the stockings on the cake, just underneath the ribbon, in alternating colours. Top the cake with Smartie-filled boxes and scatter Smarties over the cake and cake board.
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So, I took my little Revo for a run with both batteries in a series.. and well of course I did a lot of flips because I have no wheelie bar.
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The Philadelphia 76ers received some disappointing news yesterday. Small forward Thaddeus Young will miss at least three weeks with a strained hamstring. He has a Grade I strain, which is the lowest grade a player can suffer, but it will still keep him on the bench for quite some time.According to Bob Cooney, beat writer for the 76ers, the injury was announced yesterday afternoon.Grade 1 hamstring strain for T young. Out about 3 weeks— Bob Cooney (@BobCooney76) February 5, 2013Young suffered the injury a couple days ago and was waiting on the results of an MRI to confirm the extent of the injury. Now, it seems Young may make his return around the same time Andrew Bynum makes his 76ers' debut. If both players come back at the same time, it could be a big lift for Philadelphia.Young has averaged 14.9 points and 7.4 rebounds per game this season. In his career, he is averaging 12.8 points per game and 5.2 rebounds per game. Follow @hoopsinjurynews!function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="http://www.nbainjurynews.com//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs"); var _gaq = _gaq || []; _gaq.push(['_setAccount', 'UA-34100676-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function() { var ga = document.createElement('script'); ga.type = 'text/javascript'; ga.async = true; ga.src = ('https:' == document.location.protocol ? 'https://ssl' : 'http://www') + '.google-analytics.com/ga.js'; var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s); })();
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Website spreads Diaoyu messages
English-language and Japanese versions of a website were launched by China on Wednesday to demonstrate its sovereignty over the Diaoyu Islands.
Law to get tough on domestic violence
Committing domestic violence can result in penalties as severe as the death sentence, according to a guideline released by China's top judicial authorities on Wednesday.
Defense budget to rise about 10%
China will raise its defense budget by around 10 percent this year to support its military modernization, a senior official said on Wednesday.
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GDP target of 7 percent announced by Premier Li Keqiang on Thursday means China will post its slowest growth in 22 years.
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Chinese Internet users are crazy about the good looks of a foreign audience member on the hit reality television show I am a Singer.
Population shifts affect festival
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Hotel's Yunnan fare a surprise hit
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Celebrity speak: What the stars say
The plenary sessions of the National People's Congress (NPC) and the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) kicked off this week.
Rare pieces stolen from Chinese museum in France
About 15 rare pieces of art have been stolen from the Chinese Museum of the Chateau de Fontainebleau, southeast of Paris.
China passes US at movie box office
A record Lunar New Year at movie theaters helped box-office revenue in China pass the US in February for the first time, making China the world's biggest box-office market for the month.
Chinese stars join new reality show 'Wonderful Friends'
Chinese showbiz entertainers Li Yuchun, Ni Ni, Myolie Wu, Huang Xuan, Du Haitao and Du Tianhao take part in a new reality TV show "Wonderful Friends".
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The Unflappable Itinerant Cook: Taking the Cooking Demo Show on the Road!
Most of us watch a cooking demo from the comfort of our homes, from the luxury of pristine professional studio kitchens onto our screen: Everything camera-ready, affable and efficient help buzzing around the chef, flowers and dynamic background music everywhere, warm-up guy leading spectators to general applause announcing the star chef's...
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Does T2 realy apply later on? I wonderd if this is true, because they also call the Lt.Cmdr. ships "Cruiser" "Science" "Escort" so I tought that even T2 might be obsolete.
If you read the text, the T2 description says it applies to all of that type of ship. So if you train in T2 escort it benefits any escort type ship etc.
The T3 text says that if you max it out you gain the ability to train your BOs in a certain skill (IIRC my tactical guy has the T3 escort promising to train Fire at Will III).
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Chris Dashiell looks back to a time in Hollywood when stars weren't born, they were made -- by studios.
Film writer Chris Dashiell explores the origin of film industry practices that still hold sway a century later.
UA researchers seek input from those who live off-reservations, maintain traditions, relationship with origin.
Withs its arid climate, vast amount of open land, diverse mix of native cultures, state has everything for a 'recipe of success' in archeology, Arizona State Museum director says.
The Friends of Tucson's Birthplace invite the community to celebrate more than 4,000 years of local history.
Game played with original rules, uniforms, songs and traditions at Bisbee's Warren Ballpark.
Montezuma Castle National Monument, between Phoenix and Flagstaff, is home to a body of water that has left scientists perplexed.
Researches hope to learn more about some of the Southwest's earliest inhabitants.
Exhibit offers a window into the lives and culture of the military through food; museum was US Army post from 1873 to 1891.
Bicycle race attracts thousands of riders each year, but lacked major funder; last year, race faced $250K funding hole after UAMC sponsorship contract expired.
Charles Poston lobbied in Washington for the creation of the Arizona Territory, granted in 1863; his birthday would have been Sunday.
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A Collaborative Technology Enhancement Initiative ($158,200)
Tantasqua Regional School District (Lead); Towns of Brimfield, Brookfield, Holland, Sturbridge, and Wales
Five towns and six school districts share a central office and are seeking funding to update operating systems in four of the towns and to create a collaborative partnership with the Tantasqua RSD. This will be done through securing equipment for the Town Hall offices with updates and hiring a technologist to address the monthly needs of each of the towns. Following the grant, the towns and regional school district would absorb the costs of the technologist.
Creating an Agriculturally Based Curriculum at Hawlemont ($130,000)
Hawlemont Regional School District
Hawlemont services students in grades preK-6. The school has faced declining enrolment, and this program will help it to rejuvenate the school with an innovative curriculum focused on hands-on agricultural learning, based on a similar project in Walton, Kansas. Animals will be loaned by local farmers, and foundations may provide additional funding and support
School StatNet Continuation and Expansion ($90,000)
Cities of Somerville (Lead), Everett, Fitchburg, Lowell, Revere, and Springfield; Town of Westborough
This project received funding in FY13 to establish the program. In the first year, the work focused on hosting meetings and testing the concept. In the second year, the participating entities hope to expand the initiative by (1) Embedding shorter School StatNet like meetings in the regular meetings of existing school-related professional associations; (2) Facilitate study teams composed of representatives from the state and from districts; and (3) Pilot implementation of a performance management program in which analysts get assigned to districts to help them roll out performance management initiatives.
Establishment of a Regional Technology Infrastructure for the New Essex North Shore Agricultural and Technical School District ($125,000)
North Shore Vocational Technical School District (Lead); Essex Agricultural School District
North Shore Technical High School and Essex Agricultural and Technical High School are located within four miles of each other, and in the fall of 2014 they will regionalize with technical programs from the Peabody Public Schools to create the largest vocational-technical-agricultural district in the Commonwealth. This project will allow all of the districts to be on the same systems and software. The grant will allow the communication system to be in place by the time the new district is open.
Expanding Model Program for Students with Dyslexia ($44,000)
Manchester-Essex Regional School District
This program builds on a project that received CIC funding in FY12 and FY13. The current program includes grades 4-5 and grade 6 programs, and additional funding would establish an 8th grade program. This would provide a continuum of services, expand common methodologies, increase overall cost avoidance, and preclude the need for out of district placements.
Central Massachusetts Regional Stormwater Coalition ($80,000)
Towns of Spencer (Lead), Auburn, Boylston, Charlton, Dudley, Grafton, Hardwick, Holden, Hopkinton, Leicester, Millbury, Monson, Northbridge, Northborough, North Brookfield, Oxford, Palmer, Paxton, Rutland, Shrewsbury, Southbridge, Spencer, Sterling, Sturbridge, Upton, Uxbridge, Ware, Webster, West Boylston, Westborough, Wilbraham
Thirty member municipalities known as the Central Massachusetts Regional Stormwater Collaborative (CMRSWC) are continuing their efforts to address requirements from US EPA's Municipal Separate Stormwater Sewer System (MS4) General Permit. This year's funding will help add new tasks such as developing a performance management program and incorporating tools to increase the financial and technical sustainability of the Collaborative for future years.
Gateway City LED Streetlight Retrofits ($237,000)
Metropolitan Area Planning Council (Lead); Cities of Brockton, Chicopee, Fall River, Lawrence, Lowell, Malden, and Westfield
Funding will allow the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) to work with seven Gateway Cities to complete LED streetlight retrofit projects. MAPC will assist the communities in drafting procurement documents, reviewing proposals, understanding options for LED products, financing, maintenance, and drafting contracts. The project will provide communities with technical knowledge and access to a group procurement method that will reduce acquisition costs.
Hamilton-Wenham Regional Department of Public Facilities and Infrastructure ($90,000)
Towns of Wenham (Lead) and Hamilton; Hamilton-Wenham Regional School District
Funding will build on a project that received $30,000 in FY13 to plan out a merged facilities department. Additional funding will allow the participating entities to purchase equipment to facilitate the merger of the departments. Additionally, funding will be utilized to ensure that all three entities are on the same accounting software which will facilitate the merger.
Regional Forestry Equipment Cooperative ($193,675)
Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission (Lead); Towns of Auburn, Barre, Hubbardston, Oakham, Paxton, and Rutland
Funding will allow six communities in Central Massachusetts to establish a Regional Forestry Equipment Cooperative. Funding will be used for the acquisition of a bucket truck, training, and development of an intermunicipal agreement to govern the use of the equipment and cost-sharing formula. This builds on the successful co-op program established by the Town of Brookfield, and can serve as a model for other interested municipalities.
Regional Recycling of Agricultural Plastics and Fuel Pellet Bags ($60,950)
Franklin County Solid Waste District
Franklin County is home to a large number of agricultural operations. Many farms generate plastic wastes, with the largest being the white film that wraps green hay. The District received a $18,350 Sustainable Materials Recovery Program pilot grant from MassDEP to set up a pilot collection program for recyclable plastics. In 2013, the recycling market insisted that all materials for recycling must be baled by product type prior to shipping by truck, which was a hurdle that the District could not overcome due to lack of equipment. The District then used part of the DEP grant, with approval, towards trucking costs for materials that were not baled. This grant will allow the District to successfully divert two high-volume waste streams (agricultural plastic and fuel pellet bags) into a recycling stream. Funding will be used to purchase equipment to store and compact the agricultural plastics.
Merrimack Valley Stormwater Collaborative ($145,000)
Merrimack Valley Regional Planning Commission (Lead); Cities of Amesbury, Haverhill, Lawrence, Methuen, and Newburyport; Towns of Andover, Boxford, Georgetown, Groveland, Merrimac, Newbury, North Andover, Rowley, Salisbury, and West Newbury
All 15 municipalities in this region signed onto this application to establish a regional stormwater collaborative. The proposed funding amount is less than the requested amount and based on the belief that the Collaborative can utilize documents and materials established by the similar project established by the Town of Spencer.
Multi-Board Purchasing Program/ Shared Articulation List ($56,400)
Blackstone Valley Regional School District (Lead); Mendon-Upton Regional School District; Town of Upton
This grant will allow the Blackstone Valley Regional Technical School District to purchase an indoor/outdoor "Cherry-Picker" articulation lift, and develop a formal agreement to share it with the Mendon-Upton RSD and the Town of Upton. This will allow for the purchase of future equipment that can be shared. Currently, the three entities rent lifts or contact out the work, which costs members over $10,000 per year.
Neponset Valley Regional Stormwater Collaborative ($130,366)
Metropolitan Area Planning Council (Lead); Towns of Canton, Dedham, Medfield, Milton, Norwood, Randolph, Sharon, Stoughton, Walpole, and Westwood
Working with MAPC, this group of eleven municipalities will establish a regional program to prepare for new EPA stormwater permitting requirements. Each of the eleven municipalities participating in this program agreed to pay $5,000 to participate in the first year, which accounts for the relatively small ask as well as sustainability goals of the program.
Natick- Natick Soldier Services Joint Services Project ($11,000)
Town of Natick
A goal of the project is to better connect the Town of Natick and the Natick Soldier Services Center in an on-going working, collaborative fashion. Currently, both entities undertake several property, facility, and grounds upkeep tasks every year as any property owner would. The most important purpose of the shared services application is to allow the NSSC to be a more cost effective operation and property as Department of Defense facilities worldwide are evaluated for possible closure in the near future.
Northern Middlesex Stormwater Collaborative Expansion ($81,000)
Northern Middlesex Council of Governments (Lead); City of Lowell; Towns of Billerica, Burlington, Carlisle, Chelmsford, Dracut, Dunstable, Littleton, Pepperell, Tewksbury, Tyngsborough, Westford, and Wilmington
The Northern Middlesex Council of Governments (NMCOG) received $98,000 in CIC funding to develop a regional stormwater collaboration. This year, NMCOG will receive additional funding to add four communities, bringing the total number of participants to 13. Additionally, funding will allow the participating municipalities to work on a public outreach component of the program.
Regionalizing Municipal Stormwater Management in Southeastern Massachusetts ($80,000)
Towns of Mansfield (Lead), Abington, Bridgewater, Canton, East Bridgewater, Easton, Foxboro, Middleborough, North Attleboro, Norton, Plainville, Raynham, Sharon, Stoughton, West Bridgewater, and Wrentham; Cities of Brockton and Taunton
Eighteen member municipalities will work with the Southeastern Regional Services Group (SERSG) to develop the Southeastern Massachusetts Stormwater Collaborative. The collaborative will directly help these communities to improve the quality of their local watersheds and comply with the mandates of U.S. EPA's Municipal Separate Stormwater Sewer System (MS4) General Permit. The recommended funding amount is a reduction from the original request, reflecting the belief that the municipalities can utilize certain documents and materials already established through the project led by the Town of Spencer.
Co-Location of Appraisal System with Amherst and Pelham ($25,000)
City of West Springfield (Lead); Towns of Amherst and Pelham
In FY2013, the Towns of Amherst and Pelham received a $35,000 CIC grant to merge assessing functions. This merger allowed property cards for both towns to be in the same database and supported an inter-municipal agreement through which the Town of Amherst providing staffing and technical assistance to the part-time Pelham Board of Assessors. This project will allow the City of West Springfield to join the same assessing system as the Towns of Amherst and Pelham.
Co-Location of Financial Management Software ($180,000)
Town of Amherst (Lead); City of Northampton
Both the Town of Amherst and the City of Northampton use Tyler
Technologies' Munis program for financial management purposes. Currently, Tyler hosts this program for the City of Northampton, at a cost of $80,000 per year. Through this program, Amherst will host the program for Northampton, which will allow Northampton to realize $80,000 in savings each year. Additionally, it will serve as a platform for other IT collaborations between the two communities.
Connecting the Dots: Public Access, Cloud Accounting, and Security ($128,000)
Town of Washington (Lead); Members of the Community Software Consortium (CSC)
A group of small communities, with the support and encouragement of the Division of Local Services (DLS), developed the Community Software Consortium (CSC) approximately 20 years ago. The municipalities established CSC as a means of developing and sharing software to respond to DLS' online reporting requirements for tax assessment and collection data. In FY12, the group received funding to create a new tax collection software program. This year, the CSC asked for funding to enhance their accounting, treasury, and assessing systems, as well as to develop a new Remote IT Backup and Security System. The proposed funding will allow the group to develop a new Remote IT Backup and Security System to assist with the securing of municipal IT data. The program will become sustainable through CSC membership dues.
Enhancement and Expansion of Commonwealth Connect ($80,000)
Metropolitan Area Planning Council (Lead); City of Boston
In 2012, the City of Boston received a $400,000 CIC grant to develop the Commonwealth Connect App, a smart phone app that allows residents in participating municipalities to report quality of life issues to their municipal government. The original grant provided funding for project management, as well as for the procurement of vendor services to develop a platform and engage up to 35 cities and towns.
Hampshire Cloud ($105,000)
Hampshire Council of Governments (Lead); Towns of Hadley, Chesterfield, Amherst, Rowe, and Westhampton
In FY13, the HCOG, working with the Towns of Hadley and Chesterfield, received $80,000 to initiate this project. The HCOG is seeking additional funding to include three new municipalities in the project which develops cloud computing capabilities for small municipalities in Hampshire County. Grant funding allows for the purchase of hardware, software, and technical and administrative data which, as growth mandates, could be hosted at the Springfield Data Center. This program alleviates significant issues for small communities, such as costs and security issues related to IT storage.
Municipal Open Checkbook System ($180,000)
Cities of Woburn (Lead), Chelsea, Chicopee, and Revere; Town of Brookline
In 2013, these five communities received $120,000 in CIC funding to develop the first year of the program. The municipalities worked with a vendor to develop the system, and engaged an additional seven municipalities to participate in the program, bringing the total number of participant municipalities to 12. Additional funding will ensure that up to 20 additional communities can participate in this program.
Open Checkbook ($4,800)
City of West Springfield
The Municipal Open Checkbook program, spearheaded by the City of Woburn, is currently only open to municipalities that have Munis financial management system. This low-dollar project will allow the City of West Springfield to develop a low-cost program using their web host.
4-town GIS Mapping Project ($20,000)
Towns of Franklin (Lead), Norfolk, Plainville, and Wrentham
These four communities recently joined together to implement a regional dispatch program. CIC funding will allow the towns to work together to develop a mapping layer of all four communities that could be utilized by the dispatch program and serve as a model for other future regional public safety collaborations between these municipalities.
Hampden County Shared Public Health Nurse Assistance Program ($110,000)
Pioneer Valley Planning Commission (Lead); City of West Springfield; Towns of Blandford, East Longmeadow, Granville, Southwick, Montgomery, Palmer, and Tolland
This builds on the success of a project that first received CIC funding in FY12. Several communities expressed an interest in joining this program, which provides a public health nursing service to participating municipalities. DPH strongly supports this proposal, which also includes funding to conduct a health needs assessment that will allow the municipalities to develop a plan to ensure the success of the program.
Massachusetts Tick-Borne Disease Network ($111,300)
Towns of Bedford (Lead), Buckland, Charlemont, Conway, Deerfield, Gill, Hawley, Heath, Leyden, Monroe, Shelburne, Acton, Bedford, Carlisle, Concord, Lincoln, Winchester, Barnstable, Brewster, Bourne, Chatham, Dennis, Eastham, Falmouth, Harwich, Mashpee, Orleans, Provincetown, Sandwich, Truro, Wellfleet, Yarmouth, Nantucket
The program will engage 32 municipalities from across the state and work with the Laboratory of Medical Zoology at the University of Massachusetts to collect, identify, test, and report the occurrence of ticks and associated diseases. Currently, no concerted effort exists to combat tick-borne diseases in the Commonwealth. Results of the tests will be made available to residents, and additional public health outreach messaging will be developed and a summation of data collected will be provided to Mass. DPH to support their statewide disease surveillance efforts.
Public Health Nursing Program, Year 3 Expansion ($47,042)
Berkshire Regional Planning Commission (Lead); City of North Adams; Towns of Adams, Alford, Becket, Clarksburg, Dalton, Egremont, Florida, Great Barrington, Hancock, Lanesborough, Mount Washington, New Marlborough, Peru, Richmond, Sandisfield, Savoy, Sheffield, Washington, West Stockbridge, Williamstown, Windsor
In 2012, this group of municipalities received a federally-funded District Implementation Grant (DIG) from Mass. DPH to establish the Berkshire Health Alliance. This is a different model than a traditional health district, through which municipalities can choose to participate in particular programs offered by the Alliance, such as the public health nursing. This program received CIC funding in FY12 and FY13 to build the public health nursing program. Additionally funding will allow the Alliance to engage more municipalities as the program has grown in interest over the last three years. The program expects to become fully self-sustaining by the spring of 2015.
Cloud Based Visual Access for First Responders ($13,604)
Pathfinder Regional Vocational Technical School District (Lead); Town of Palmer
Currently, Pathfinder provides area first responders with detailed blueprints and building plans for use in the case of an emergency. The new software purchased will store needed information such as call lists, chemical and power sources, and on-line safety plans all at a key stroke. Most importantly responders can externally access our cameras. Hence, from the safety of distance, first responders can see through Pathfinder cameras' eyes and effectively prepare for what's ahead of them. Once installed, Pathfinder will operate as a pilot school.
Eastern Hampshire District Criminal Intelligence Equipment Sharing ($18,000)
Towns of Amherst (Lead), Belchertown, and Pelham
Funding would allow for the purchase video surveillance equipment utilized to deter and prevent criminal activities and enterprises. The grant would allow for the purchase of surveillance video equipment that can be deployed quickly via turnkey wireless surveillance solutions in high crime and liability areas. Equipment will be shared by the three participating municipalities and can serve as an example for future public safety collaborations in this region.
Ensuring Quality Police Data ($80,000)
Cities of Chelsea (Lead), Everett, and Revere
This project builds on data analysis and performance management work that these three communities began last year. Working together, they will determine why errors occur with crime data, provide strategies to eliminate errors, and establish uniform reporting processes and data audit guidelines. This process will improve the capacity of communities to share data, and develop joint to address crime, and allow the state to evaluate grant programs better. The three participating communities will share the findings and recommendations from the study with other municipalities to foster statewide changes.
Franklin County Initiative for Regional Excellence in Response (FIRE Response) ($79,557)
Franklin Regional Council of Governments (Lead); Towns of Ashfield, Buckland, Charlemont, Colrain, Conway, Gill, Heath, Leverett, Leyden, Montague, New Salem, Northfield, Shelburne, Shutesbury, Sunderland, Warwick, and Wendell
This project began through a study initiated by the Franklin Regional Council of Governments (FRCOG) utilizing District Local Technical Assistance (DLTA) funding. The overall objective is to improve the speed, staffing, and expertise of fire response. It will provide consistent data, develop shared performance measures, and develop regional collaborations. Funding will purchase and provide a shared software platform, collect data, and use the data to improve collaborations to better meet the response and operations standards set by the National Fire Protection Association and similar organizations.
North Quabbin Regional Animal Control Program ($91,257)
Franklin Regional Council of Governments; Towns of Athol, Orange, Petersham, and Royalston
Funding will create a regional animal control program in the North Quabbin region through the expansion of the Town of Athol's current program, providing service to three additional surrounding towns. Funds will expand the current kennel, assist in paying for additional part-time staffing, and planning time to finalize agreements and policy documents of the expanded program. An intermunicipal agreement, which was part of the application package, will ensure that the communities develop a program of regional governance and sustainability through annual fees.
Northwestern District Anti-Crime Task Force Expansion ($71,954)
Franklin Regional Council of Governments (Lead); Cities of Easthampton, Greenfield and Northampton; Towns of Athol, Amherst, Montague, Belchertown, Orange, Ware, Erving, Deerfield, and Southampton
Funding will expand the scope of a project that first received CIC funding in FY13. Additional funding will allow the program to expand into two additional areas: (1) Creation a Human Trafficking Coalition; (2) Integration the Task Force into a newly-developing Franklin County Opiate Task Force; Assistance provided by the Northwestern District Attorney's Office ensures that this program can become a regional model for sharing crime data across jurisdictions. The reduced amount reflects the belief that funding for training can be absorbed in the budgets of each participating police department.
South County Emergency Management Services ($160,620)
Towns of Deerfield (Lead), Sunderland, and Whatley
In 2011, these three communities engaged a consultant and the Franklin Regional Council of Governments to study the feasibility of providing shared emergency management services (EMS). The study supported a regional EMS program, and the towns are now seeking funding to purchase the necessary equipment, communications services, and support services to successfully implement this new service over the next year. The towns will work together to maximize their financial and human resources, as well as eliminate high costs associated with the purchase of large capital items through the pooling of funds. The towns are in the process of hiring a regional director, and recently established a regional governance board. Funding will allow for the purchase of capital equipment to get ensure the towns have the correct materials to begin the program.
Expansion of Partners and Services Provided by CrossTown Connect ($40,000)
Towns of Acton (Lead), Boxborough, Concord, Littleton, Maynard, Stow, and Westford
Led by the Town of Acton, this group of communities received $184,000 in CIC funds in FY12 to create a regional transportation association. Working with a local business park, the group of communities procured the services of a vendor to evaluate and consolidate shuttle service routes previously provided by each individual town. In FY13, the group received $60,000 in CIC funds to add the towns of Concord and Westford, bring the total number of participating municipalities to seven. This year, the municipalities requested funding to develop Transportation Impact Zones (TIZs). A TIZ, or cluster of small businesses working together to participate in a transportation association, could serve as a model for other transportation associations.
MetroWest Moves Regional Complete Streets Prioritization ($75,500)
Towns of Hudson (Lead) and Framingham; City of Marlborough
Funding will allow the City of Marlborough and the Towns of Framingham and Hudson to develop a replicable computer-based Complete Streets Prioritization Tool. The tool will enable bicycle and pedestrian components to be factored into capital decision making by municipalities. This would facilitate increased efficiency for local planning, engineering, and implementation of the program using a context sensitive design approach. Funds will be used for data development, municipal and public engagement, development and testing, and a review of planned, municipal roadway investments to implement Complete Streets features. The program will be replicable and made available for use by other cities and towns in Massachusetts.
Middlesex 3 Coalition- Transportation Coordination ($147,800)
Towns of Billerica (Lead), Burlington, Bedford, and Chelmsford; City of Lowell
This regional transportation association builds on the successful program established in FY12 by the Town of Acton with CIC funding. Funding will allow the participating towns and city to (1) Identify and evaluate all current transportation services and determine the need for additional transit; (2) Educate the public about the current transportation programs in the region; and (3) Coordinate existing transportation resources in participating communities. The communities all have transportation resources, but as they are focused on specific geographic areas, they are limited and disjointed. The proposed funding amount, a reduction of $13,000 from the original request, reflects MassDOT's belief that certain materials developed by the Acton project could be utilized by this group to plan and develop their program.


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