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Michael MacIntosh

Michael MacIntosh

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Host, Chapter and Verse Radio Podcast

San Diego

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Total articles 3

  • Marin Voice: Measure R won’t solve San Rafael’s problem

    By Mimi Willard, Michael MacIntosh| Marin Independent Journal Verified San Rafael is asking voters to approve Measure R, a nine-year, quarter-cent increase in the sales tax generating $3.4 million annually. If passed, San Rafael’s 9.25% tax would be Marin’s highest. It’s a general tax: it can be spent on pretty much anything (not just what’s mentioned in the ballot language) and needs approval by only a majority of voters. Contrary to the ballot statement’s claim, Measure R wasn’t prompted by COVID-19.

    By Mimi Willard, Michael MacIntosh · Marin Independent Journal

    Sep. 09, 2020

  • Coatbridge Life Issues Conference encourages Scots to ‘fight on’

    By Michael MacIntosh| sconews.co.uk@ One Scot and three American speakers provided stimulating presentations at a landmark pro-life conference in St Augustine’s Parish, Coatbridge, on Saturday June 22.

    By Michael MacIntosh · sconews.co.uk

    Jun. 28, 2019

  • Marin Voice: Measure R won’t solve San Rafael’s problem

    By Mimi Willard, Michael MacIntosh| Marin Independent Journal Verified San Rafael is asking voters to approve Measure R, a nine-year, quarter-cent increase in the sales tax generating $3.4 million annually. If passed, San Rafael’s 9.25% tax would be Marin’s highest. It’s a general tax: it can be spent on pretty much anything (not just what’s mentioned in the ballot language) and needs approval by only a majority of voters. Contrary to the ballot statement’s claim, Measure R wasn’t prompted by COVID-19.

    By Mimi Willard, Michael MacIntosh · Marin Independent Journal

    Sep. 09, 2020

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Chapter and Verse Radio Podcast