• Conference President Palmer Leads At-Risk Youth Summit: Mayoral Leadership, Early Childhood Education, Teacher Quality Key to Closing Achievement Gap
• Miami Mayor Diaz Hosts First Poverty Task Force Field Hearing on Investing in Tomorrow’s Workers

Executive Director's Column

• Executive Director's Column

About the Mayor

• About the Mayor

Washington Outlook

• House, Senate Approve Increases for Many City Priorities in Supplemental Appropriations Bill
• House, Senate Adopt 2008 Budget Plans to Boost Domestic Spending
• U.S. Department of Commerce, Homeland Security to Implement $1 Billion Interoperable Communications Grant Program
• House Financial Services Committee Passes Affordable Housing Fund
• Progress Continues on Mayors’ 10-Point Plan as Senate Votes to Increase Anti-Crime Programs
• House Panel Urged to Repeal Three-Percent Withhold Mandate

Other

• MWMA Members Briefed on Environmental Issues
• Nationwide Retirement Solutions - How Promoting Asset Allocation Benefits Plan Sponsors
• U.S. Communities Program:
• Dearborn’s O’Reilly Follows Guido, and Father, into Office of the Mayor
• Take Pride in America® Seeks Nominations for Outstanding Volunteer Projects for 2007 National Awards
• Mayor Palmer Goes Green
• Boston Mayor Menino Announces Task Force to Prevent Achievement Gap
• Partner America™, Mayor Johnson Bring Small Business Day to Savannah
• Americans More Likely to Select Presidential Candidate with Detailed Plan for Affordable Housing
• Hartford Mayor Perez, Steppingstone Academy Hartford Partner with Hartford Youth Scholars Foundation to Launch Rigorous Prep Program for Middle School Students
• In Memoriam
• Stamford (CT) Has Strong Track Record on Climate Protection Efforts
• Thaniel, Conference Staff for Transportation, Telecommunications Moves to Amtrak as Director of Government Affairs
• National Community Development Association, Mayors Celebrate National Community Development Week April 9-15, 2007
• Best Practice: The Greening of Pasadena
• Calendar of Events