One of the town's yearly money-raising projects involves decorating streetlight poles with big red hearts that include messages of love to each other's sweetie (left).
The grants are usually awarded yearly with money from the New York State Council on the Arts that is redistributed by the Westchester Arts Council.
PBA members, helped by a booming television industry, were soon playing for more than $1 million in yearly prize money; this figure had grown to more than $7 million by the late 1980s, though by the early 21st century the tour's total prize monies awarded had dropped to about $4 million.
The "Juha Vainio Award" (Juha Vainio-palkinto) for writers was introduced in 1991 and is given annually to notable Finnish lyricists with yearly prize money of 5,000 euros (previously 30,000 Finnish markkas).
If approved by Congress, the program will last at least two years but opens the door for a long-term, yearly transfer of money and training to Mexico to combat drug trafficking, as the United States currently does with Colombia.
A UTMA custodian need not file tax returns, although the minor must file a yearly return reporting money actually received.
But as shown above, page views are decreasing and with Google's yearly infusions of money gone there is a strong likelihood that the News Corp. subsidiary will be unprofitable a year from now, even with all of these cuts.
As a parent of two children in the district, and a regular attendee of local soccer games and a frequent volunteer at my children's school, I have met and spoken to many parents who have become alienated by the district's yearly requests for more money.
Tilson died in 1750 and his memorial in St. Peter's AD Vincula Church records a bequest he made to the poor of "£100 in money, the yearly produce to be distributed annually on the feasts of All Saints and the Purification, in wood and wheat" (see inscription in photograph).
"They need that money on a yearly basis".
How can the airlines lose money on a yearly basis and endure?
