- Ed. Note: The BCB giveth and the BCB giveth away; blessed be the name of the BCB. All of which is simply a mildly blasphemous way of saying that almost nothing happened this week. Please go to Yeah, Right.com to request a 1/50 refund of your subscription price.
- First Issue of GFOA’s Public Finance Journal Released.
- Unpacking the American Rescue Plan’s ‘Revenue Loss’ Provision for Local Governments.
- S&P Default, Transition, and Recovery: 2023 Annual U.S. Public Finance Default And Rating Transition Study
- Prices Are Stable on Maryland Bridge and Tunnel Bonds: WSJ
- Disney Ends Long-Running Feud With DeSantis Over Board Power.
- And Finally, Profiles in Narcissism – Wyoming Edition is brought to us this week by Carson v. Albany County School District #1 Board of Trustees and Williams v. Lundvall, both of which originated in Wyoming. In the first case, the Carson’s sued their local(ish) school district after it refused to construct a school on their ranch, which is 40 miles from the nearest paved road. Not forty miles from the nearest school, mind you, but 40 miles from the nearest paved road. (Ok, ok; we’ll stop adding emphasisises.). Not only is there a great country song in there somewhere, one wonders about the receptiveness to subjects such as biology and geology from those living 40 miles from the nearest paved road. (Sorry, sorry.). In the second case, Mr. Williams sued the city of Gillette after it limited him to only one annual atheist invocation at city council meetings and denied his request to erect an atheist monument in the town square. What the hell is an atheist invocation? And what the hell is an atheist monument? The mind boggles.
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