Steamboat Pilot & Today - Steamboat Springs — Divvying up the Steamboat Springs School District’s budget is more difficult as rising health insurance costs eat up more pieces of the pie each year, said Dale Mellor, the district’s director of finance. Mellor is beginning Read More

Roanoke Times - The union has said that in return for workers’ pulling strike duty, it is providing them $200 a week and paying for their health insurance. The strike pay is about a third of a typical take-home paycheck. Read More

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