Tax Dollars at Work
What has the police and mental health millage accomplished so far-and what else will it do?
County officials feared their eight-year, 1-mill tax, meant to support police and mental health services, might be too big and complicated to pass. But in November 2017, 64 percent of voters said yes. The
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He changed the city's history with Lipitor. Now he's scored again with a drug Pfizer rejected.
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Roger Newton never claimed to be the smartest person in the room. "These guys are obviously a lot smarter in their specific areas than I am," he told the Observer in 1998, referring to his scientific colleagues at
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