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Pricing wires for negotiated bond offerings
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The Livingston Parish School Board agreed Tuesday to issue two 15-year revenue bonds totaling $38 million in debt to restore and repair flood-damaged schools.
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The Hays City Commission on Thursday indicated it would not support a proposal from Hays USD 489 to use city sales tax funds for a massive capital improvement project.
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Bluford Unit District 318 plans to build a roughly $6.9 million new high school addition with a groundbreaking expected in August.
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Both an $18 million road bond and a $16 million public safety bond that were approved by Venice voters last November passed muster during a Thursday validation hearing.
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The Shell Rock River board of managers on Friday initiated the process for issuing an approximately $1.8 million bond that is expected to include an approximately $168,000 property tax levy.
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Less than a month after voters struck down a $308 million bond for the Sherman Independent School District, SISD officials have posted an online survey seeking opinions and advice on what to include in a new bond package.
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The Lewiston School District secured funding for constructing a new Lewiston High School while locking in a "really good" interest rate during its bond sale Thursday.
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After voters twice rejected proposals to issues bonds to pay for a new school and major repairs, school board members now are considering borrowing what they can without voter approval to pay for state-mandated improvements.
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Hunt County has received some impressive marks concerning plans to issue bonds for the $24 million road bond package approved by voters in November.
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A muni-focused asset manager is offering its clients social impact investing options.
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Trump's proposal to shift the air traffic control system from the federal governmental to a private, nonprofit entity draws concerns and questions.
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Municipal bonds ended unchanged on Monday, according to traders, who were looking ahead to the week’s new issue slate.
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Chicago is offering stronger rated utility-backed bonds but like its GO they face credit strain from pensions.
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The bus operator for 12 Dallas County school districts defaulted on its June 1 debt payment and faces a voter referendum on its continued existence.
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Analysts see discrepancies in the quality of disclosure across different sectors of the market.
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Dallas and Houston still face challenges to turn around their troubled pension plans.
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A New York State fiscal monitoring board told Nassau County to cut $100 million from its next budget.
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Tender rates for the Treasury Department's latest 91-day and 182-day discount bills were higher, as the three-months incurred a 0.980% high rate, up from 0.960% the prior week, and the six-months incurred a 1.070% high rate, up from 1.060% the week before.
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Municipal bonds were steady at mid-session, according to traders, who will be looking ahead to the week’s hefty new issue slate.
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