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ContactHORSE SHOWSToyota ColiseumAbout the VenueUpstate’s Home of Horse Shows and MoreThe Toyota Coliseum hosts more than two dozen regional horse shows a year. The building has seating for 3,600 and an in-house announcer booth. A Fairgrounds restaurant provides concession services for shows.

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Eligible spouses and dependents may be buried, even if they predecease the Veteran.
The Veterans family should make funeral or cremation arrangements with a funeral provider or cremation office. Any item or service obtained from a funeral home or cremation office will be at the family's expense. The Veterans Benefits Administration created Burial Benefits for Veterans and their Families, to assist in pre-need planning and record storage.

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Annie is a VA messaging service that empowers Veterans to take an active role in their care. Messages you receive from Annie can include reminders to take your medication, tips for reducing stress, instructions to prepare for your health care appointments, and more. Annie can also send you broadcast messages from your VA medical center. Once you are registered for Annie and have chosen your Annie health subscriptions, you will receive automated text messages*. Annie helps you take charge of your health, one text at a time.

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What is Annie?Annie is a VA messaging service that empowers Veterans to take an active role in their care. Messages you receive from Annie can include reminders to take your medication, tips for reducing stress, instructions to prepare for your health care appointments, and more.
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As the adage goes, you should never invest in something you don’t understand. 

In that spirit, CalPERS is encouraging the state of California to fully fund the implementation of two laws that will provide institutional investors, consumers, and policy makers with a consistent source of emissions and climate-related financial risk reporting data — allowing investors to make more informed investment and purchasing decisions.
CalPERS Chief Executive Officer Marcie Frost in March sent a letter to state leaders expressing support for fully funding the implementation of SB 253 and SB 261, which passed in 2023. The landmark laws — known as the Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act (SB 253) and the Climate-Related Financial Risk Act (SB 261) — impose new reporting requirements on large U.S. public and private companies doing business in the state.
“CalPERS has advocated for increased transparency on climate risk and portfolio company emissions for more than a decade,” Frost stated in the letter. “We believe that companies should disclose consistent, comparable, and reliable information in regulatory reports to help shareowners more easily identify, assess, and manage climate risk and opportunity, and to better understand the full financial implications of climate-related data.” Frost said while she understands the state’s current budget challenges, she’s asking that officials consider a one-time implementation as a budget priority.
“Climate change is a global challenge and one we cannot afford to ignore as long-term investors, with inviolable fiduciary duty to our members,” Frost added. “The consequences of inaction will be measured not just in the impact on workers and communities, but also on the companies we rely upon to generate the investments that pay benefits.”
In addition, CalPERS applauded the Securities and Exchange Commission for its recent rule (PDF) requiring publicly traded companies to disclose how climate-related risk has impacted, or could impact, their business. Such disclosures will make it easier for CalPERS to assess risks to the businesses in which it invests.
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You don’t need to have a service-connected disability. And you can have any character of discharge.

You can use our counseling and other support services when your participation would support the growth and goals of the Veteran or service member in your family. If the Veteran or service member considers you family, so do we.  
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Local agencies certify households for SNAP benefits and, along with the state agencies, are directly responsible for operating the SNAP. While the Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) can assist states through a variety of methods, the states themselves must ultimately make the commitment to conduct accurate and efficient program operations. FNS remains committed to supporting the ongoing efforts of states to increase the accuracy of SNAP certification actions and to preserving program integrity. To help support these efforts, FNS has undertaken special initiatives designed to increase payment accuracy. Activities in FY 2019 included: continued funding for state exchange activity, FNS meetings and conferences that include payment accuracy; technical assistance to states; and sharing publications of successful payment accuracy strategies implemented across the country. The Agricultural Act of 2014 set the QC tolerance level for the exclusion of small errors at $37, a reduction from $50. This tolerance level is further adjusted each subsequent fiscal year by the percentage by which the thrifty food plan is adjusted. For FY 2019, the tolerance level remains unchanged from the $37 threshold set in FY 2018. In addition to efforts to increase the accuracy of SNAP certification actions, FNS is also continuing to make improvements to SNAP to ensure that it is responsive and effective in its support of those individuals and families who rely on its benefits. This includes making SNAP more accessible to needy individuals and working families.

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SNC celebrates 20 years of impact at WIP Summit 

Mar 28, 2024 | SNC Updates

The Sierra Nevada Conservancy’s (SNC) annual Watershed Improvement Program Summit held Friday, March 8, marked the 20th anniversary of the state agency and highlighted the many accomplishments, people, projects, and events that have helped shape the Sierra-Cascade over the past two decades.

Watch the recording of SNC’s 2024 Watershed Improvement Program (WIP) Summit, held on March 8, 2024.
The Sierra Nevada Conservancy’s keystone initiative, the Watershed Improvement Program (WIP), looks to restore resilience to forests and rural communities, support sustainable recreation and tourism, and conserve natural and working lands. Through the work of close-knit local and regional partnerships and knowledge, the WIP is being applied throughout the Sierra-Cascade.
Since its inception, the SNC has invested nearly $220 million to 589 projects throughout the Sierra-Cascade to support the environment and economy of the rural region. As stated by SNC’s Governing Board Chair, Terry O’Brien: “The success that the conservancy has had has been a shared success, and has depended on working collaboratively with all of the region’s stakeholders.”
Angela Avery, the executive officer of the SNC, opened the Summit by stressing the importance of these collaborations, noting that “we are all better together.” This sentiment obviously resonates across the Sierra-Cascade—as it was echoed throughout the auditorium all day.