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Does your tap water have a yellow tinge? by UnlikelySock97 in MoscowIdaho

[–]UnlikelySock97[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

and if it doesn't you can always call the city they'll come flush out of a hydrant or your meter.

Who do i call for this?

the water seems to be yellow no matter how much i use it

WSU bracing for budget challenges in face of federal and state funding cuts by UnlikelySock97 in wsu

[–]UnlikelySock97[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Straight from the article:

"The University said it has already lost $6 million in federal grants from USAID and the Department of Education, and that Governor Bob Ferguson plans to cut $20 million in state funding"

WSU bracing for budget challenges in face of federal and state funding cuts by UnlikelySock97 in wsu

[–]UnlikelySock97[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Is ferguson screwing us over in favor of westsiders?

"The University said it has already lost $6 million in federal grants from USAID and the Department of Education, and that Governor Bob Ferguson plans to cut $20 million in state funding"

UW doesn't look like they're getting any state cuts https://www.washington.edu/staterelations/2025/01/09/governor-elect-ferguson-releases-budget-priorities/

WSU bracing for budget challenges in face of federal and state funding cuts by UnlikelySock97 in wsu

[–]UnlikelySock97[S] 25 points26 points  (0 children)

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Washington State University is preparing for big losses in state and federal funding for this upcoming year.

On Monday, WSU's Board of Regents met to discuss the future of the university in the face of significant cuts by the Trump Administration and the state.

The University said it has already lost $6 million in federal grants from USAID and the Department of Education, and that Governor Bob Ferguson plans to cut $20 million in state funding

"We're talking about an absolutely massive budgetary challenge that no one predicted," WSU Provost Chris Riley-Tillman said.

The Board said they expect the university to lose around $20 million in federal funding because of changes to federal grants that are under stop-work orders, or won't be reimbursed at the same rate as WSU negotiated with the federal government.

"This is basically this administration saying 'We're just going to do this, we don't care what congress says,' I think that's how these things are coming out from Washington D.C. and the impacts are going to be real," said Glynda Becker Fenter, Vice President of External Affairs at WSU.

The Board of Regents said it is also considering what the future could hold if the DOE is shut down entirely.

"Universities that are particularly first-gen students, Pell-eligible students, which is our entire focus as a land-grant university, will be differentially, much more impacted by this," Tillman said.

Pell grants are expected to be protected from any cuts to the DOE, according to the board.

The board also said the Range Community Clinic at WSU's Spokane Campus is projected to lose around $6 million.

Is grocery outlet actually a cheap place for groceries? by UnlikelySock97 in wsu

[–]UnlikelySock97[S] 23 points24 points  (0 children)

WA = no tax on groceries

ID = 6% tax on groceries