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Sep 27, 2013
Outdoors panel agrees to projects that drew veto
After months of controversy at the state Capitol about Legacy funding, a citizen/legislator panel has arrived at an apparent compromise to recommend outdoors projects paid for with dedicated sales tax dollars.
Sep 11, 2006
New name, same mission
Lessard-Sams recommendations include money for metro parks, aquatic invasives After months of controversy at the state Capitol about Legacy funding, a citizen/legislator panel has arrived at an apparent compromise to recommend outdoors projects paid for with dedicated sales tax dollars. On September 20, the Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council voted to recommend $102 million in allocations ...
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