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Carpenters to Kick Off Protests Against Tax Fraud Across Canada and the United States

Carpenters to Kick Off Protests Against Tax Fraud Across Canada and the United States

  WASHINGTON/ APRIL 08, 2019 (STL.News)

The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America (UBC) announced that its regional council affiliates will hold more than 100 Days of Action events in the U.S. and Canada, April 13 – 15, to protest against construction industry tax fraud. Details on the actions can be found at StandingUpToTaxFraud.net.

“April 15 is the date when individual tax…

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Hicks: Blame critiques of capitalism on state and local politics

Hicks: Blame critiques of capitalism on state and local politics

Author: Michael Hicks / Source: Indianapolis Star

The poll says 57% of Democrats have a positive view of socialism, compared to 47% for capitalism. Wochit, Wochit

(Photo: Provided by Ball State University)

Anti-capitalist feelings in the United States are enjoying a brief moment in the sun these days.

Surveys of young people report that support for socialism is on the rise, and we can even…

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INDIANAPOLIS Sept. 18, 2015– The two candidates for Indianapolis Mayor, Joe Hogsett (D) and Chuck Brewer (R), will present their visions for the West Side and the City during the 2015 Candidates’ Forum presented by the West Side Chamber of Commerce. The Forum, Tuesday, Oct. 13, 7 p.m., is at the MSD of Wayne Township Chapel Hill 7th and 8th Grade Center, 7320 W. 10th St. Citizens will be able to talk one-on-one with candidates beginning at 6 p.m. Citizens should enter through doors 13 and 14 on the north side of the Center. “Our West Side has many opportunities and we need to know the positions our city leaders have for our neighborhoods,” said West Side Chamber of Commerce President Rick Proctor. Proctor is also vice president of the BMO Bank branch at 10th St. and I-465. He said the Chamber focusses on issues affecting Decatur, Wayne and Pike Townships. Forum to be Conversation, not a Debate The forum will be a civil conversation individually with [...]

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Short Run

Washington Township Trustee Frank Short is announcing that he is exiting the race for Indianapolis Mayor.

Short is throwing his support behind former U.S. Attorney Joe Hogsett.

This leaves Hogsett and State Representative Ed Delaney as the only two announced candidates. 

Incumbent Mayor Greg Ballard has not announced whether he will seek a third term.

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Crime & Politics

On today's edition of Indianapolis This Week, RTV 6's Rafael Sanchez's discusses with Lara Beck and me talk about the possibility of outgoing U.S. Attorney Joe Hogsett running for Mayor in 2015 and whether crime will be the big issue.