Archive for the ‘Federal Aid’ Category

Budget Control Act: What’s At Stake

Sequester Replacement Reconciliation Act of 2012 Casualties

Remember the debt ceiling debate last summer? Yes, the one that was solved only after both parties agreed to automatic across-the-board cuts, known as “sequester” should a deal not be reached  to cut $1.2 trillion from our federal deficit over the next 10 years?  The programs on the block are defense and domestic programs that [...]

Read the Bill – The American Jobs Act

American Jobs Act

What’s in the American Jobs Act? Will it actually create jobs for those struggling across America? The bickering over the American Jobs Act has begun, but while bickering has always been the norm in Washington, will unemployment continue to be the norm across America?  In reading the bill, several key points jumped out at us. If [...]

Message from Anita Estell: Increasing Revenue Amidst Escalating Expenditures

Message from Anita Estell

Congress returns the day after Labor Day, September 6th. There will be a singular focus on money issues. For instance, the 2011 Fiscal Year ends on September 30, 2011. The Fiscal Year for 2012 begins on October 1. However, Congress has not passed any of the spending bills needed to keep the federal government operational. [...]

Federal Aid Disaster Assistance for Flood Victims

Flooding

Our hearts and prayers go out to the families in Mississippi and Louisiana who have been affected by the recent floods. Are you a flood victim? Or do you know someone who is? Flood victims may be eligible for federal aid. There is a site in place: disasterassistance.gov that contains all the necessary information that [...]

President Obama Details his Deficit Plan

Barack Obama's Deficit Plan

The Country We Believe In: Improving America’s Fiscal Future Take a look at the plan’s breakdown>>>

Urgent Call to Action: Save and Support Black Colleges (HBCUs and PBIs)

HBCU Federal Budget Cuts

Are you a student or alum of an HBCU or do you know someone who is? As highlighted by a recent article by Dr. Benjamin Chavis, HBCUs are in desperate need of our help more than ever right now. On April 6th and 7th, you can show your support. Read what Dr. Chavis had to [...]

Anita Estell Radio: Special Report with Councilman Terry Riley

Councilman Terry Riley on the Anita Estell Show

We’re pleased to bring you a very special show today related to an issue affecting communities across the country – the impending crisis in local communities resulting from federal budget cuts. Our listeners in Kansas City will be particularly pleased with today’s show as their very own Councilman Terry Riley speaks about his efforts to [...]

WOW – Community Development Block Grant

Word of the Week - Continuing Resolution

WOW – Community Development Block Grant: The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program is a flexible program that provides communities with resources to address a wide range of unique community development needs. Beginning in 1974, the CDBG program is one of the longest continuously run programs at HUD. The CDBG program provides annual grants on [...]

Anita Estell Radio: The Four Ds….Debts and Deficits, Discretionary Spending and playing Defense

FourDs

Over the next several months, increasing attention will be given to how the U.S. government chooses to spend taxpayers money and propose cuts for favored programs. The next several blog posts will be a part of a four part series, launched in collaboration with www.tcb360.com where I also serve as a contributor.  The series discusses: [...]

Video: Startup America

Do you have a great idea for a start-up business?   Startup America is the White House initiative to celebrate, inspire, and accelerate high-growth entrepreneurship throughout the nation. This coordinated public/private effort (see: Startup America Partnership) brings together an alliance of the country’s most innovative entrepreneurs, corporations, universities, foundations, and other leaders, working in concert [...]

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