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Public meetings
Salmon-Washougal and Lewis Rivers Watershed Planning Group, 4 to 7 p.m., Washington State University Vancouver Student Services Building, Room 129: Approval to submit revised plan to the counties.
Vancouver City Council, 4 p.m., council chambers, Vancouver City Hall, 210 E. 13th St: work session on updating city's taxi ordinance; 5 p.m., closed-door session on potential litigation, pending litigation and labor negotiations; 6 p.m., dinner break; 7 p.m., award $49,596.28 contract for auto body repair to Northwest Auto Body of Vancouver; award $273,730.47 contract for restoring 10,000 feet of sewer line in alleys to Planned and Engineered Construction Inc. of Helena, Mont.; adopt annual report of City/County Telecommunications Commission; set July 17 public hearing on amending 2002 rezone agreement for seven parcels covering 12.5 acres along north side of Mill Plain Boulevard west of 155th Avenue to allow residential units to be including in mixed-use development; public meeting on annexing 1.68 acres on the 14000 block of Fourth Plain Road; public hearing on annexing 3.92 acres along north side of Fourth Plain Boulevard west of 157th Avenue; public hearing on amending existing fee schedules for elec
trical, mechanical and plumbing permits; public hearing on amendments to development agreement for Vancouvercenter project on West Eighth Street.
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M. SCOTT MORRIS: Guru's good advice could cause worldwide economic ...
So, right away, I'm at odds with him because one day - and, oh yes, that day will be soon - I'll win millions of dollars and spend the rest of my life learning how to keep the government's hands off of it.
Today, though, there's no mountain of dough to roll in, so I'm interested in finding ways to stretch the green I've got.
There, again, I've run afoul of my guru. Since I'm married, there's no such thing as my money. Once you tie the proverbial knot, it becomes our money, no matter who brings it in.
That's the kind of bedrock principle you get from listening to Dave Ramsey. His call-in radio show airs weekdays from 1 to 4 p.m. on WXRZ 94.3 on the FM dial.
(You also may read his weekly column that runs in the Mighty Daily Journal's Sunday Business section.)
Ramsey's pitch is simple: advice your grandmother would give you.