- S&P: COVID-19’s Potential Effects In U.S. Public Finance Vary By Sector
- Muni-Bond Buyers Get a Coronavirus Warning in California Sale.
- S&P U.S. Municipal Sustainable Debt And Resilience 2020 Outlook: Sprouting More Leaves
- MSRB Publishes Annual Fact Book of Municipal Securities Data.
- A sad little few of you will be very interested in an article published by Tax Analysts entitled, “Timing Rules Make O-Zones More Competitive With Like-Kind”.
- Novogradac 2020 Opportunity Zones Conference.
- And finally, Great Moments In Pedagogy is brought to us this week by Neal v. Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners, in which “A violent altercation occurred at the [ambitiously named] Vanguard Collegiate Middle School. ” The opinion is rife with charming descriptions such as: “During a class change, Pulley verbally and physically assaulted three students”; “Pulley reached out for Starr Neal, grabbed her by the hair and pushed her against a window.”; “Pulley hit Ty’llah Neal and pushed her into an exterior door.” “Pulley released her grip on Starr Neal’s hair and chased Diamond McCallum down the hall. As Diamond McCallum backed away, Pulley struck her three times in the head with an expandable baton.” This Pulley character sounds like a real piece of work. Oh, you mean Officer Pulley, the school resource officer? Then again, suppose it beats getting sent to Principal Manson’s office.