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Regulations carving out a path for new businesses? They may be less important than you think.

The Lowe Down

Arguments erupted over the role of local government regulations, from mask mandates to dining capacity limits, on shaping business activities. Conditionals refer to terms in state code that suggest additional specifications on how to apply a law; examples of conditional words include “if,” “when,” and “except.”

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CAN WE HAVE A DATE?

Barrett & Greene

He wrote “Always find the effective date of a new rule or law. At least with new laws, as our friend mentioned, this is findable information. " We published a post about it on LinkedIn, and received a comment from a friend, a journalist whose opinion and work we respect enormously. It may not be when you expect.”

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Independence Day and Civic Engagement when Democracy is in crisis

Rebuilding Place in Urban Space

Rangappa wants more Americans to “cultivate the habits of democracy”. Signing of the Declaration of Independence Yes, to have democracy you need to practice it. Which isn't easy, is time consuming, is subject to blowback (e.g., the conservative push against school boards) etc.