by Jennifer Dixon | Feb 12, 2021 | News, New Mexico, New Mexico News, Public Bank, Public Banking
Photo: Hermit’s Peak by Jerry Friedman By Phil Scherer, Las Vegas Optic | February 11, 2021 The San Miguel County Board of Commissioners formally voted to oppose a piece of legislation working its way through New Mexico’s Roundhouse that would permit an...
by Jennifer Dixon | Feb 8, 2021 | News, New Mexico, New Mexico News, Public Bank, Public Banking, SB 313
Image by Merry Christmas from Pixabay By Kim Shanahan, Santa Fe New Mexican | February 6, 2021 Most national pollsters would peg North Dakota as one of the most conservative states in the country, certainly more so than reliably blue New Mexico. But it wasn’t...
by Jennifer Dixon | Feb 4, 2021 | News, National, Public Bank, Public Banking
A virtual conversation about public banking, convened by New York State Sen. James Sanders, Jr. (lower left) Screenshot courtesy Next City. By Oscar Perry Abello, Next City | February 4, 2021 When I first met NY State Senator James Sanders, Jr., in 2019, he was...
by Jennifer Dixon | Feb 4, 2021 | News, National, Public Bank, Public Banking
Cities could save on high interest rates charged by Wall Street banks with public banking, an advocate says. (losonsky/Adobe Stock) By Eric Tegethoff, Public News Service | February 3, 2021 Oregon lawmakers want cities to be allowed to put their cash in banks...
by Jennifer Dixon | Feb 1, 2021 | News, New Mexico, New Mexico News, Public Bank, Public Banking, Renewable Energy
Image courtesy Taos News and Shutterstock By Renewable Taos Board, Taos News | February 1, 2021 Our world is shifting in ways that we can only partially understand. One of those ways is in our changing climate and the impact we experience in our local...
by Jennifer Dixon | Jan 29, 2021 | News, New Mexico, New Mexico News, Public Bank, Public Banking
New Mexico Roundhouse. Photo by Nagel Photography/Shutterstock. By Paul O’Connell, KRWG | January 28, 2021 Public Banking is gaining interest across the country from California to New Jersey. It can occur at any level of government—city, county or state....