- Ed. Note: Last week’s issue of the newsletter did not go out as scheduled due to a technical glitch on our end. Consequently, this week’s Frankenissue also includes last week’s content. We apologize for any inconvenience. A quick post-holiday issue will go out next Tuesday.
- NABL Releases Paper on Disclosure Policies and Procedures.
- GASB Publishes New Authoritative Implementation Guide.
- NABL Issues Updated Municipal Bankruptcy Primer.
- What Happened to Edward Jones and Does it Impact Issue Price?
- NABL Provides Issuers Disclosure Guidance in Wake of SEC Cases.
- MSRB Eases Voluntary Bank Loan Disclosure for Issuers on EMMA.
- How Can Communities Finance Microgrids for Public Safety?
- In re Lauderdale County – Supreme Court of Mississippi holds that county board of supervisors did not waive initial deadline for objectors to file petition objecting to issuance of general obligation bonds by posting petition to a public forum on the internet for two weeks to ensure signatories wanted their names on the petition, and allowing signatories to remove signatures if they so desired.
- And finally, we are reminded again this week of the perennially tragic issue of library-on-library violence by People ex rel. Geneva Public Library Dist. v. Batavia Public Library Dist., an annexation dispute in which all concerned neglected to use their inside voices. Sadly, both libraries were destroyed via the mutual deployment of the Dewey Decimation System. R.I.P.
