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• The Catch-22 of Subsidized Day Care Robert H. Gutheil
• $243 Million For Bronx Parkland? Who Will Decide? Anne Schwartz
• $50 Billion Budget -- A Shortsighted Use Of Surpluses Glenn Pasanen
• "So Many Wonderful Controversies"
• 10-Digit Dialing Laura Forlano
• 12,000 NYC Taxis; Five Are Accessible Andy Humm
• The 13th Senate District Debate
• 2 Columbus Circle And The Need To Preserve Preservation Kate Wood
• 2 Fultons, 2 Futures
• 2004 General Election Results
• 2004 NYC General Election Judicial Races
• 2004 NYC General Election State Legislature Candidates
• 2004: Shorter Lines, Just As Much Frustration Chaleampon Ritthichai
• The 2005 City Budget Mark Berkey-Gerard
• 2005 City Council Races to Watch
• The 2006 Blackout – Too Easy Just To Blame Con Edison Marcus Banks
• 2006 New York Attorney General Candidates Grid
• The 2006 New York City Budget Mark Berkey-Gerard
• 2006 New York Comptroller Candidates Grid
• 2006 New York Gubernatorial Candidates Grid
• The 2006 School Budget -- Reasons To Be Pessimistic Gail Robinson
• 2007 Executive Budget -- The Mayor Expands His Budget Powers Glenn Pasanen
• The 2007 New York City Budget Hilary Russ
• 2008 BUDGET: ROUND ONE Joshua Brustein
• 2008: The Year the Good Times Ended? Glenn Pasanen
• The 2009 Budget: Drawing the Battle Lines Courtney Gross
• 3 1 1 Erica Pearson
• 311 + 3 : Adding Social Services Marcus Banks
• 311, Noise, and Community Boards Laura Forlano
• 311'S GROWING PAINS Joshua Brustein
• The 37 1/2-Minute Scramble Philissa Cramer
• 42nd Street Mark Berkey-Gerard
• 42nd Street Trolley? Bruce Schaller
• 50 Bullets, Many Issues Gail Robinson
• 9/11 + 5 Joshua Brustein
• 9/11 And ''Inappropriate Art'' Jonathan Mandell
• 9/11 Health: Help at Last? Joshua Brustein
• The 9/11 Killer; The Public Hearings On 9/11; Moynihan On Government Secrecy Julia Vitullo-Martin
• 9/11 Plus Four
• 9/11/01-02: Altering The Political Landscape Susan Reefer
• 9/11/01-02: Are New Yorkers Any Safer? Julia Vitullo-Martin
• 9/11/01-02: Charity Began At Ground Zero, But Where Will It Wind Up? Linda Ostreicher
• 9/11/02: Art And Culture
• 9/11: Will The Lessons Learned Help New Orleans? Tom Angotti
• Abandonment In 2003 Rebecca Webber
• Abortion in New York City Pat Arnow
• Academic Freedom, Intimidation, And Mayoral Politics: The Case of Rashid Khalidi Andy Humm
• Access to the HPV Vaccine in NYC Courtney Gross
• Accountability For Non-Profits Martha Hostetter
• Adame, Jaime Strip Searches
• Adame, Jaime The Racial Profiling Settlement
• Adame, Jaime After Rikers
• Adame, Jaime Civil Liberties And Police Surveillance
• Adame, Jaime Operation Impact And The Shooting Of Timothy Stansbury, Jr.
• Adame, Jaime Aftermath of the Stansbury Killing
• Adame, Jaime Questioning Police Statistics For Crime and Cases Of Misconduct
• Adame, Jaime FDNY vs. NYPD
• Adame, Jaime Police Whistleblowers
• Adame, Jaime The Stolen Lives Project
• Adame, Jaime Operation Safe Housing
• Adame, Jaime Police Killed With Their Own Guns
• Adame, Jaime Strip Searches
• Adame, Jaime Murdering Women
• Adame, Jaime Battling Gun Violence In The Streets And In The Courts
• Adame, Jaime Rockefeller Drug Law Reform and Drug Courts
• Adame, Jaime Home Invasion Robberies
• Adame, Jaime Protecting Whistleblowers: The New York City False Claims Act
• Adame, Jaime Abandoned Babies
• Adame, Jaime Frozen Pay, Heated Rhetoric
• Adame, Jaime Does Kendra's Law Work?
• Adame, Jaime Youth Justice Board -- Teenagers Studying (Not Committing) Crime
• Adame, Jaime Campaign 2005: Crime Declines, Public Safety Worries Continue
• Adding Up: How Much Members Spend on Ads? Courtney Gross
• Administration for Children's Services Lynda Crawford
• Adopt-A-Park Anne Schwartz
• After The Adopted Budget, Some Tinkering Glenn Pasanen
• Adult Education Cuts Marcia Biederman
• Adult Protective Services -- A Neglected Service For Neglected People Linda Ostreicher
• Advice for Taming the Dog Days of Summer Jonathan Trichter and Susan Reefer
• Advising Spitzer
• Advocates Find Hope in Albany, Fear in D.C. Joe Lamport
• Advocates For The Ill Linda Ostreicher
• The Affluent Of Manhattan Andrew Beveridge
• Affordable Housing in 2004 Joe Lamport
• After-School Programs Lose Funds Besa Luci
• Aftermath of the Stansbury Killing Jaime Adame
• The Aging City Mike Muller and Joshua Brustein
• Aging in a New Era Bobbie Sackman
• Aging with AIDS Courtney Gross
• AIDS And The African-American Community; Homeless and Health Lynda Crawford
• AIDS At 20: Frontline STD Clinics Gail Cooper
• AIDS In New York City Joshua Brustein
• Aiesha, Aiesha Selling Jewelry, Spending the Night in Jail
• Aiming High-Tech, Ivy Recruitment Julia Vitullo-Martin
• Air Pollution Gail Robinson
• The Alarming Report About The EPA’s Response To 9/11 Sam Williams
• Alarms for the Police
• Albanian Immigrants Emanuel Tobier, New York University
• Albany and the City’s Budget Glenn Pasanen
• Albany Matters In Social Services Linda Ostreicher
• Albany Reform: Make Elections More Competitive Dick Dadey
• Albany Reform: Start By Changing the Rules Jeremy Creelan
• Albany's Sway Over City Schools Jessica Wolff
• Albany’s Dysfunction Mark Berkey-Gerard
• Albee Square: When the Mall’s No Longer Home Allison Lirish Dean
• Alger, Derek School Boards
• Along the Shore, A Turning Point Roland Lewis
• Alternative Juvenile Court Wendy Davis
• Alternatives to Transit Fare Increases And Service Cuts Bruce Schaller
• American Idyll (For Foreign Artists)? Jonathan Mandell
• An Alternative to Suicide By Budget Bonnie Brower
• An Appalachian Trail Through The Heart Of NYC Dave Lutz
• An Assessment Of The Threat From Al Qaeda in 2003 Rohan Gunaratna
• An Elegant Old Hotel Gives New Lives to the Homeless Kelly Castagnaro
• An Environmentalist's Wish List for 2008 Rich Kassel
• An Escape from Reality Sarah P. Lustbader
• And Now: The Paterson Administration Courtney Gross and Gail Robinson
• Andtidepressants and Children Sue Young Wilson
• Angotti, Tom Lots Of New Plans; Any New Visions?
• Angotti, Tom Midtown West Side Story: A Conversation With Robert Moses
• Angotti, Tom New York City's Big Planning Projects: Avoiding the Public?
• Angotti, Tom Zoning To Kill Manufacturing, and the Assault on Greenpoint
• Angotti, Tom "As-of-Right" Development: An Invitation to Ethical Breaches?
• Angotti, Tom Greenpoint/Williamsburg Zoning Changes
• Angotti, Tom The Lesson Of The Blackout Is NOT More Power Plants
• Angotti, Tom Noise Pollution: A City Planning Problem
• Angotti, Tom Variances: How To Undermine Zoning and Make a Profit
• Angotti, Tom The West Side Stadium: No Arena for Good Planning
• Angotti, Tom The Sidewalks of New York
• Angotti, Tom The Plans For Downtown Brooklyn Ignore Both People And Public Spaces
• Angotti, Tom Waterfront 'Access' May Actually Keep Public Out
• Angotti, Tom Long Commutes and Lost Opportunities for Planning
• Angotti, Tom The Nets Arena Is Not The Real Issue In Development Of Downtown Brooklyn
• Angotti, Tom Residential Segregation
• Angotti, Tom Ikea And Red Hook's Racial Divide
• Angotti, Tom Rethinking Environmental Impact Statements
• Angotti, Tom The Governors Island Plan: Last Chance to Get It Right?
• Angotti, Tom Rezoning Proposals Squeeze Out Affordable Housing From Both Ends
• Angotti, Tom The Filtration Plant Deal in the Bronx: Flawed Planning, Environmental Injustice
• Angotti, Tom Summit Calls For Community Planning Reform
• Angotti, Tom Not Ready for Wal-Mart
• Angotti, Tom Big Projects And Bad News
• Angotti, Tom The Anti-Moses And The First Community-Based Plan
• Angotti, Tom Zoning Instead of Planning in Williamsburg and Greenpoint
• Angotti, Tom Campaign 2005: Mayoral Candidates’ Plans On Planning
• Angotti, Tom 9/11: Will The Lessons Learned Help New Orleans?
• Angotti, Tom Overdevelopment: Planning, Not Rezoning, Is The Answer
• Angotti, Tom Atlantic Yards: Through The Looking Glass
• Angotti, Tom Bronx Terminal Market And The Subverting Of The Land Use Review Process
• Angotti, Tom Yankee Stadium Without Tears
• Angotti, Tom Livable Streets (For People, Not Cars)
• Angotti, Tom Willets Point: A Defense
• Angotti, Tom Jane Jacobs and New York
• Angotti, Tom Zoning Versus Planning in Manhattanville
• Angotti, Tom City’s New Waste Plan and the Neighborhoods
• Angotti, Tom Inclusionary Zoning
• Angotti, Tom Long-Term Planning At City Hall
• Angotti, Tom Obesity, Asthma, and Public Health: What Can Planners Do?
• Angotti, Tom Congestion Pricing: An Incomplete Solution
• Angotti, Tom Plan NYC 2030
• Angotti, Tom Atlantic Yards: A “Done Deal?”
• Angotti, Tom Sunnyside Fights Over What to Preserve
• Angotti, Tom A Sustainability Test at Willets Point
• Angotti, Tom Atlantic Yards and the Sustainability Test
• Angotti, Tom Making Coney Island Green
• Angotti, Tom Burial Ground Bears Witness to a Segregated City
• Angotti, Tom Greening City Schoolyards
• Angotti, Tom Daniel Doctoroff's Legacy
• Angotti, Tom Setting Standards for Green Neighborhoods
• Angotti, Tom The Race to Develop a Toxic Waterway
• Another Charter Revision Commission, And Three New Ballot Proposals Doug Israel
• Another Museum Boom Martha Hostetter
• Another Weird Election Doug Israel and Amy Ngai
• Anti-Bullying Bills. Also: Push To Post Human Rights; Same-Sex Partner As Legal Spouse Andy Humm
• Anti-Catholicism Andy Humm
• The Anti-Moses And The First Community-Based Plan Tom Angotti
• Anti-Tenant Suits By The Housing Authority Joe Lamport
• Anti-Violence Project Urges Gays and Lesbians To Take Offense Lynda Crawford
• The Anti-War Protest And The Police Julia Vitullo-Martin
• AOL-Time Warner and High-Speed Access. Also, Cell-Phone Ban. Laura Forlano
• Apsel, Deborah School Reforms of 2003
• Apsel, Deborah Teaching Fellows Make Their Mark
• The Arab Americans In Our Midst Andrew Beveridge
• Arbit, Ilya Cops In High Schools
• Are Higher Rent Increases Justified By Rising Costs Rebecca Webber
• Are New Yorkers Recyclers? A Survey of Habits and Attitudes
• Arnold, Sarah The Governor's Proposed Budget And Its Effect On NYC Schools
• Arnow, Mark New York's Port, Beyond Dubai
• Arnow, Pat Obesity And The Schools
• Arnow, Pat Shooting In New York
• Arnow, Pat East River Access From The Lower East Side
• Arnow, Pat Clean Enough To Swim In Again?
• Arnow, Pat Cleaning Up The PCBs In the Hudson River
• Arnow, Pat Old Industrial Buildings on the East River
• Arnow, Pat Making The Old Fulton Fish Market Into Something New
• Arnow, Pat Dredging In New York Harbor -- Economy vs. Environment?
• Arnow, Pat Greenpoint Waterfront Fire
• Arnow, Pat Unknown (Unused) Beaches of NYC
• Arnow, Pat Drowning and Rescue in New York
• Arnow, Pat Barging Back
• Arnow, Pat Abortion in New York City
• Arnow, Pat Waterfront In Fits And Starts (And Stops)
• Arnow, Pat The Staten Island Ferry Crash Three Years Later
• Arsham, Mike Honoring Nixzmary's Memory By Avoiding A Panicked Response
• Art for Politics: The Museum of Modern Art Strike Rhonda Zangwill
• Artist Displacement Mike Muller
• Artists And Health Insurance Martha Hostetter
• Artists' Fight To Sell On The Sidewalk Martha Hostetter
• Artists' Visas Martha Hostetter
• The Arts and Albany Martha Hostetter
• The Arts are Apple Pie in New York, But The Candidates Have Been Silent on Specifics Norma Munn
• Arts Budget Norma Munn
• The Arts Community Of St. George -- Hot and Homegrown Martha Hostetter
• Arts Education Martha Hostetter
• Arts Education Jonathan Mandell
• Arts Funding 101 Jonathan Mandell
• Arts Funding, Transformed Jonathan Mandell
• Arts Groups Look to Congress to Ease Cultural Exchanges Martha Hostetter
• As the Economy Worsens: Helping People Find Jobs Michelle Chen
• "As-of-Right" Development: An Invitation to Ethical Breaches? Tom Angotti
• Asian New Yorkers James Wong
• Assembly District 22 (Flushing, etc.) Debate Transcript
• Assembly District 74 Debate Transcript
• The Assembly Majority Response to the State of the State Address
• Asthma, Poverty and Pollution Natalie Olivero
• Asthma; Infant Mortality; Recruiting Foster Parents Lynda Crawford
• Atlantic Yards and the Sustainability Test Tom Angotti
• Atlantic Yards: Through The Looking Glass Tom Angotti
• Atlantic Yards: A “Done Deal?” Tom Angotti
• The Attorney General Gail Robinson
• Attorneys For The Parents Peggy Farber
• Audience Dissatisfaction Jonathan Mandell
• Auto Insurance Fraud: Driving Rates Up In Brooklyn Mark G. Peters
• AUXILIARY OFFICERS ASSISTANCE PLAN
• Auxiliary Police Aubrey Fox
• Avitia, Deycy School Translations
• Avitia, Deycy Regents Exams and English Language Learners
• Avoiding Eviction; Also, Landlords Lose A Case, Sort Of Joe Lamport
• Awaiting The Fate Of City-Subsidized Private Bus Lines Bruce Schaller
• Back In The Spotlight Norman Eng
• Back To (Public and Private) School Andrew Beveridge
• Back To The Bad Old Days? Julia Vitullo-Martin
• Back To The Fore? Joe Lamport
• Bad for Business Stefan Kochi
• A Bad News Budget Courtney Gross
• Bailey, Desiree Should 16-Year-Olds Have The Right To Vote?
• Bake Sales Are Not Enough Anymore Anne Sachs
• Ballot Proposal (And Candidate Suggestions) 30 Years After Near-Bankruptcy Glenn Pasanen
• The Ballot Questions
• Ballot-Bumping in New York Mark Berkey-Gerard
• Ballot-Bumping, NYC's Bloodsport Doug Israel and Matthew Gertz
• BAM And Its Cultural District Mark Winston Griffith
• A Ban On Welfare Advocates At Welfare Centers Emily Jane Goodman
• Bank Robberies On the Rise Gary M. Stern
• Bankruptcy “Reform” Linda Ostreicher
• Banks, Putting City Hall’s Documents Online
• Banks, Marcus Block Parties, Street Fairs, Street Festivals
• Banks, Marcus Universal Internet Access – Not Just A Campaign Theme
• Banks, Marcus Rising Heating Costs
• Banks, Marcus Older New Yorkers And The Internet
• Banks, Marcus A Library Opens In The Bronx
• Banks, Marcus 311 + 3 : Adding Social Services
• Banks, Marcus Job Seekers And Technology
• Banks, Marcus A Laptop For Every Student?
• Banks, Marcus Wireless Access
• Banks, Marcus The 2006 Blackout – Too Easy Just To Blame Con Edison
• Banks, Marcus Municipal Television – A Clash Of Vision
• Banks, Marcus Smart Meters
• Banks, Marcus Wireless And Emergency Response
• Banks, Marcus The Internet From Your Electrical Outlet
• Banks, Marcus Cell Phones To The Rescue
• Banks, Marcus Broadband Haves and Have Nots
• Banks, Marcus Have Laptops Flunked the Test?
• Banks, Marcus Electricity, Gas – and Broadband
• Barging Back Pat Arnow
• Barner, La’Quesha New York’s Family Treatment Court
• Barner, Natasha Helping Foster Children Become Better Parents
• Barred Medicine: Health Care on Rikers Island Courtney Gross
• Barriers To Voter Registration Doug Israel
• Barth, Richard Embracing Growth, Preserving Neighborhoods
• Baseball Stadium
• Bassine, David Fear of Terrorism
• Battered Women And Their Fight To Keep Their Children Emily Jane Goodman
• Batterers, Their Victims and the Right to Confront Witnesses Emily Jane Goodman
• A Battle Brews Over Who Controls the Schools Gail Robinson
• The Battle for Comptroller Gail Robinson
• The Battle Over Rent Regulation Sam Roseme
• The Battle Over Social Security Linda Ostreicher
• The Battles Of 2003 Eric Goldstein
• Battling Gun Violence In The Streets And In The Courts Jaime Adame
• Baum, Judy Setbacks and Successes for Education Councils
• Beck, Graham Helping Old New Yorkers Get Around Town
• Beck, Graham Street Closures and the Battle of Prince Street
• Beck, Graham Bridging Mass Transit's Budget Gap
• Behind The Low Unemployment Rate James Parrott
• Behind the Dropout Rate Daniel J. Losen
• Being Borough President Gail Robinson
• Belonsky, Andrew Gay Bars
• Benepe, Jen Can Critical Mass Negotiate a Truce?
• Benjamin, Gerald The Republican Party's Diminishing Strength in New York
• Benstock, Marcy Building In The Wrong Places
• Berdy, Judith Preserving Social History on Roosevelt Island
• Berkey-Gerard, Jaime Industries That Got Away
• Berkey-Gerard, Kevin The Upstate-Downstate Debate
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark The Press
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Youth Gangs
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Gotham Gazette's New York City Quiz
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Neighbors and Nightclubs
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark New York Republicans
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark How Your Council Member Voted
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Guide To The Mayor's Management Report
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark New York City's Elderly
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark City Hall Quiz
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark State Of The City - 2003
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark NYC Housing Trivia Quiz
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Critiquing The Mayor's Housing Plan
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Fighting Over Outdoor Space
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Dog Runs
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Car-Free Parks
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Sidewalk Cafés
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Breaking Down the Budget Game
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Judges
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Ballot-Bumping in New York
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Keeping the City Running
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Guide to New York City's 2003 Ballot Proposals
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Campaign War Chests
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Capital Budget
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Religion And Historic Preservation
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark The City's Issues and the Mayor's Power
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark The Urban Agenda
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark The City Budget and Labor Unions
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark New York's Sports Economy
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark TAX CUTS AND NEW YORK CITY
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Tourism and Jobs
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark The 2005 City Budget
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Albany’s Dysfunction
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Budget Dollars for the Neighborhoods: Community Development or Political Pork?
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Cycling In the City
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark What Can Any Mayor Really Do?
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark State of the City
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark The 2006 New York City Budget
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Hotels in New York
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark NYC Term Limits Revisited
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Frequently Unasked Questions About The Budget
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Fees
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Budget Quiz
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark 42nd Street
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Campaign 2005 Primary Day: Guide for the Last Minute Voter
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark The Real Issues in the 2005 Mayoral Race
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Campaign 2005 General Election Guide for the Last Minute Voter
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark What Now, Mayor Bloomberg?
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Measuring Miller’s City Council
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Eminent Domain Revisited
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Community Board Reform
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Education, Housing, Health...And The 2007 Budget
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Can Fathering Be Taught?
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Salaries For Elected Officials
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Every Day Is Father's Day
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Reforming - and Not Reforming - the Budget Process
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Reconstructing New York’s Building Code Overhaul
• Better Late Than Never Peggy Farber
• Bevelhymer, Carl Steam
• Beveridge, Andrew The Census
• Beveridge, Andrew Census Bureau Finds 830,000 "Extra" New Yorkers
• Beveridge, Andrew Eight Million New Yorkers!
• Beveridge, Andrew False Facts About Census 2000
• Beveridge, Andrew Politics And The Undercount
• Beveridge, Andrew Redistricting
• Beveridge, Andrew Counting Gay New York
• Beveridge, Andrew A White City Council
• Beveridge, Andrew The Arab Americans In Our Midst
• Beveridge, Andrew Counting Muslims
• Beveridge, Andrew Non-Legal Immigrants
• Beveridge, Andrew Segregation
• Beveridge, Andrew The Boom 1990's?
• Beveridge, Andrew The Census Bureau's Bad Estimates
• Beveridge, Andrew Changing New York City
• Beveridge, Andrew GOP Senate Majority Repeals Census 2000
• Beveridge, Andrew Manhattan Boom
• Beveridge, Andrew A Demographic Portrait Of The Victims In 10048
• Beveridge, Andrew New York's Declining Ethnics
• Beveridge, Andrew Can The US Live Without Race?
• Beveridge, Andrew Is There Still A New York Metropolis?
• Beveridge, Andrew Does Archie Bunker Still Live in Queens?
• Beveridge, Andrew Eight Million New Yorkers? Don't Count On It
• Beveridge, Andrew The Poor In New York City
• Beveridge, Andrew How Different Is New York City From The United States?
• Beveridge, Andrew The Affluent Of Manhattan
• Beveridge, Andrew The Vanishing Jews
• Beveridge, Andrew Counting Drop-Outs
• Beveridge, Andrew Back To (Public and Private) School
• Beveridge, Andrew Young, Graduated and in New York City
• Beveridge, Andrew Five Hidden Facts About Housing (An Analysis Of Data From The Housing and Vacancy Survey)
• Beveridge, Andrew Who Are NYC's Republicans?
• Beveridge, Andrew Imprisoned In New York
• Beveridge, Andrew The Passion for Religion Ebbs
• Beveridge, Andrew Estimating New York City's Population
• Beveridge, Andrew Why Is There A Plunge In Crime?
• Beveridge, Andrew Flaws In The New School Tests
• Beveridge, Andrew New York's Divided Afghans
• Beveridge, Andrew New York City Is a Non-Voting Town
• Beveridge, Andrew Portrait of Same-Sex (Married) Couples
• Beveridge, Andrew New York's Creative Class
• Beveridge, Andrew Bush Does Better, and Other Election Results In NYC
• Beveridge, Andrew NEW YORK LAWYERS: A PROFILE
• Beveridge, Andrew Wall Street Bonus Babies
• Beveridge, Andrew Who Got The Death Penalty
• Beveridge, Andrew New York’s Responders and Protectors
• Beveridge, Andrew High School Students
• Beveridge, Andrew Four Trends That Shape The City's Political Landscape
• Beveridge, Andrew Living at Home After College
• Beveridge, Andrew Upstate And Downstate – Differing Demographics, Continuing Conflicts
• Beveridge, Andrew Can NYC “Profile” Young Muslim Males?
• Beveridge, Andrew Who Can Afford to Live in New York City?
• Beveridge, Andrew Disabled in New York City; Also: Is The City Still Booming?
• Beveridge, Andrew Hispanics and the Ferrer Candidacy
• Beveridge, Andrew Teachers In NYC's Institutions Of Higher Learning
• Beveridge, Andrew Transit Workers/Transit Riders; Beginning Lawyers Are Richer; 9 Million New Yorkers?
• Beveridge, Andrew Undocumented Immigrants
• Beveridge, Andrew New York's Asians
• Beveridge, Andrew Hitting the 9 Million Mark
• Beveridge, Andrew What New Yorkers Are Like Now – First Results of the American Community Survey
• Beveridge, Andrew Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village, Then and Now
• Beveridge, Andrew The Idle Rich
• Beveridge, Andrew Women of New York City
• Beveridge, Andrew No Quick Riches for New York’s Twentysomethings
• Beveridge, Andrew Feeling the Effects of a Housing Bust
• Beveridge, Andrew The End of ‘White Flight’?
• Beveridge, Andrew Will the 2010 Census "Steal" New Yorkers?
• Beveridge, Andrew A Religious City
• Beveridge, Andrew Housing Squeeze Shows No Sign of Easing
• Beveridge, Sydney Has The Music Scene Died In New York?
• Beveridge, Sydney State Races And Incumbency – How New York Is Not Connecticut
• Beveridge, Sydney Name that Street
• Beware The Mantra Of Privatization Fernando Ferrer
• Beyond 311: Listening to New Yorkers Diana Fortuna
• Beyond The MetroCard Bruce Schaller
• Beyond the Protest March Suneel(a) Mubayi
• Beyond the West Side Stadium: An Economic Growth Plan for Working People Anthony Weiner
• Bhatt, Norman Drivers’ Licenses for Immigrants
• Bias Murder -- The Death Of Michael Sandy In Context Andy Humm
• Bias Violence On Staten Island Andy Humm
• Bickering May Lose Us Bucks Carter Craft
• Biederman, Marcia Adult Education Cuts
• Biederman, Marcia Will Third Graders Learn More Now?
• Biederman, Marcia Teaching Certificates Are Tougher To Get
• Biederman, Marcia Flaws In The High School Admission Process
• Biederman, Marcia School Trips Go Commercial
• Biederman, Marcia Cloning A Charter School From Connecticut
• Big Projects And Bad News Tom Angotti
• Big Stakes for the Elderly in Budget Battles Linda Ostreicher
• The Big Stories of 2004?
• The Big Stories of 2007 that Did Not Happen Gail Robinson
• The Big Stories That Did Not Happen in 2006
• Big Trouble Ahead, Say Budget Monitors Glenn Pasanen
• Big-Boxed In on the Waterfront Carter Craft
• Bigger Media, Less Local Democracy Jonathan Mandell
• Biking It Bruce Schaller
• The Bill Of Rights Resolution Emily Jane Goodman
• Bill of Rights Resolution; Court Ruling On Banning Masked Demonstrators Andy Humm
• A Bill That Helps End Lead Poisoning Matthew Chachère and Andrea Rodriguez
• Billion Dollar Questions About Next Year's Budget Glenn Pasanen
• Binder, Lillie Making Fast Food A Little Healthier
• Bio-diesel -- petroleum with...vegetable oil Sam Williams
• Bird Flu Joshua Brustein
• Birth of the Park Morrison H. Heckscher
• The Black Organizer Blues Mark Winston Griffith
• Blackface Parodists Win In Court; Cops vs. Firefighters; Still No Dancing Allowed Julia Vitullo-Martin
• Blacklisting Tenants Joe Lamport
• 2003 Blackout
• After The Blackout - Going Back To The Experts Kate Stohr
• The Blackout Via TV; By Phone; On Blogs. Also: Only Days Left To Save .NYC Laura Forlano
• Blasio, Bill Tackling E-Waste
• Blessing The Fleet Peter Fleischer
• Block Parties, Street Fairs, Street Festivals Marcus Banks
• Blogging And The City Laura Forlano
• Bloomberg, Mayor How Should the City Close It's $5 Billion Budget Deficit?
• Bloomberg Must Speak Up on Gay Marriage Christine Quinn
• Bloomberg's Development Strategies: Who Benefits?
• Bloomberg’s Plunge In The Polls; Also: Committee On Vacancies Susan Reefer
• Bloomfield, David Flunking Schools
• Bloomfield, David Report Cards Flunk the Clarity Test
• Blurring the Line Between Government and Charity Courtney Gross
• Board of Education Hosts Student Performers Rhonda Zangwill
• Boese, Stephen The Need for Healthier Schools
• Bonci, Brian Trying to Break the Cycle of Violence
• The Boom 1990's? Andrew Beveridge
• Boss Tweed
• A Boy from Brooklyn Grows Up
• Bracing For A Transit Strike Bruce Schaller
• The Brave New World of Ticket Sales Aubrey Fox
• Breakdown
• Breakdown
• Breaking Down Barriers to Mental Health Care Michelle Chen
• Breaking Down the Budget Game Mark Berkey-Gerard
• Breaking Ground
• Breaking the Gridlock on Congestion Pricing Gail Robinson
• Breaking Up is Hard to Do Emily Jane Goodman
• Breaks for Big Business Steven Josselson
• Breathing Easier in 2030 and Beyond Rich Kassel
• Breitbart, Joshua Earth Day for the Internet
• Breitbart, Joshua Will Technology Kill Privacy?
• Breitbart, Joshua Expanding Wi-Fi Beyond Manhattan
• Breitbart, Joshua Counting Down to the Great Television Turnover
• Breitbart, Joshua Fiber Optics: Bringing the Next Big Thing to New York
• Brennan, Bridget The Rockefeller Drug Laws: A Prosecutor’s Perspective
• Brennan, Jim Preventing Cuts in Education
• Brewer, Gale Using 311 to Combat Neighborhood Noise
• Brewer, Gale Confronting the Congestion Crisis
• Bricketto, Martin Transportation as Civil Rights for the Disabled
• A Bridge Back Home Grace Zarate
• Bridging Mass Transit's Budget Gap Graham T. Beck
• A Brief History of Election Law in New York
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• A Brief History of New York Transportation
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• Craft, Carter Hunts Point’s Waterfront Dreams
• Craft, Carter Bickering May Lose Us Bucks
• Craft, Carter Rezoning the Williamsburg and Greenpoint Waterfronts
• Craft, Carter The Manhattan Waterfront Greenway -- A Thin Green Line
• Craft, Carter Will The Bountiful Triangle Return?
• Craft, Carter Staten Island Awaits Its Turn
• Craft, Carter The Tragedy And Neglect Of The Staten Island Ferry
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• Craft, Carter Eight Ways To A Better Future Now
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• Craft, Carter Getting Federal Money To Improve The Port Of New York
• Craft, Carter Leaving The Hudson River Out Of “The Hudson Yard” Plans
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• An Alternative to Suicide By Budget Bonnie Brower
• An Appalachian Trail Through The Heart Of NYC Dave Lutz
• An Assessment Of The Threat From Al Qaeda in 2003 Rohan Gunaratna
• An Elegant Old Hotel Gives New Lives to the Homeless Kelly Castagnaro
• An Environmentalist's Wish List for 2008 Rich Kassel
• An Escape from Reality Sarah P. Lustbader
• And Now: The Paterson Administration Courtney Gross and Gail Robinson
• Andtidepressants and Children Sue Young Wilson
• Angotti, Tom Lots Of New Plans; Any New Visions?
• Angotti, Tom Midtown West Side Story: A Conversation With Robert Moses
• Angotti, Tom New York City's Big Planning Projects: Avoiding the Public?
• Angotti, Tom Zoning To Kill Manufacturing, and the Assault on Greenpoint
• Angotti, Tom "As-of-Right" Development: An Invitation to Ethical Breaches?
• Angotti, Tom Greenpoint/Williamsburg Zoning Changes
• Angotti, Tom The Lesson Of The Blackout Is NOT More Power Plants
• Angotti, Tom Noise Pollution: A City Planning Problem
• Angotti, Tom Variances: How To Undermine Zoning and Make a Profit
• Angotti, Tom The West Side Stadium: No Arena for Good Planning
• Angotti, Tom The Sidewalks of New York
• Angotti, Tom The Plans For Downtown Brooklyn Ignore Both People And Public Spaces
• Angotti, Tom Waterfront 'Access' May Actually Keep Public Out
• Angotti, Tom Long Commutes and Lost Opportunities for Planning
• Angotti, Tom The Nets Arena Is Not The Real Issue In Development Of Downtown Brooklyn
• Angotti, Tom Residential Segregation
• Angotti, Tom Ikea And Red Hook's Racial Divide
• Angotti, Tom Rethinking Environmental Impact Statements
• Angotti, Tom The Governors Island Plan: Last Chance to Get It Right?
• Angotti, Tom Rezoning Proposals Squeeze Out Affordable Housing From Both Ends
• Angotti, Tom The Filtration Plant Deal in the Bronx: Flawed Planning, Environmental Injustice
• Angotti, Tom Summit Calls For Community Planning Reform
• Angotti, Tom Not Ready for Wal-Mart
• Angotti, Tom Big Projects And Bad News
• Angotti, Tom The Anti-Moses And The First Community-Based Plan
• Angotti, Tom Zoning Instead of Planning in Williamsburg and Greenpoint
• Angotti, Tom Campaign 2005: Mayoral Candidates’ Plans On Planning
• Angotti, Tom 9/11: Will The Lessons Learned Help New Orleans?
• Angotti, Tom Overdevelopment: Planning, Not Rezoning, Is The Answer
• Angotti, Tom Atlantic Yards: Through The Looking Glass
• Angotti, Tom Bronx Terminal Market And The Subverting Of The Land Use Review Process
• Angotti, Tom Yankee Stadium Without Tears
• Angotti, Tom Livable Streets (For People, Not Cars)
• Angotti, Tom Willets Point: A Defense
• Angotti, Tom Jane Jacobs and New York
• Angotti, Tom Zoning Versus Planning in Manhattanville
• Angotti, Tom City’s New Waste Plan and the Neighborhoods
• Angotti, Tom Inclusionary Zoning
• Angotti, Tom Long-Term Planning At City Hall
• Angotti, Tom Obesity, Asthma, and Public Health: What Can Planners Do?
• Angotti, Tom Congestion Pricing: An Incomplete Solution
• Angotti, Tom Plan NYC 2030
• Angotti, Tom Atlantic Yards: A “Done Deal?”
• Angotti, Tom Sunnyside Fights Over What to Preserve
• Angotti, Tom A Sustainability Test at Willets Point
• Angotti, Tom Atlantic Yards and the Sustainability Test
• Angotti, Tom Making Coney Island Green
• Angotti, Tom Burial Ground Bears Witness to a Segregated City
• Angotti, Tom Greening City Schoolyards
• Angotti, Tom Daniel Doctoroff's Legacy
• Angotti, Tom Setting Standards for Green Neighborhoods
• Angotti, Tom The Race to Develop a Toxic Waterway
• Another Charter Revision Commission, And Three New Ballot Proposals Doug Israel
• Another Museum Boom Martha Hostetter
• Another Weird Election Doug Israel and Amy Ngai
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• Anti-Catholicism Andy Humm
• The Anti-Moses And The First Community-Based Plan Tom Angotti
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• The Anti-War Protest And The Police Julia Vitullo-Martin
• AOL-Time Warner and High-Speed Access. Also, Cell-Phone Ban. Laura Forlano
• Apsel, Deborah School Reforms of 2003
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• Are New Yorkers Recyclers? A Survey of Habits and Attitudes
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• Arnow, Mark New York's Port, Beyond Dubai
• Arnow, Pat Obesity And The Schools
• Arnow, Pat Shooting In New York
• Arnow, Pat East River Access From The Lower East Side
• Arnow, Pat Clean Enough To Swim In Again?
• Arnow, Pat Cleaning Up The PCBs In the Hudson River
• Arnow, Pat Old Industrial Buildings on the East River
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• Arnow, Pat Dredging In New York Harbor -- Economy vs. Environment?
• Arnow, Pat Greenpoint Waterfront Fire
• Arnow, Pat Unknown (Unused) Beaches of NYC
• Arnow, Pat Drowning and Rescue in New York
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• Berkey-Gerard, Mark City Hall Quiz
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• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Guide to New York City's 2003 Ballot Proposals
• Berkey-Gerard, Mark Campaign War Chests
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• Berkey-Gerard, Mark TAX CUTS AND NEW YORK CITY
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• Berkey-Gerard, Mark State of the City
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• Beveridge, Andrew Does Archie Bunker Still Live in Queens?
• Beveridge, Andrew Eight Million New Yorkers? Don't Count On It
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• Beveridge, Andrew Wall Street Bonus Babies
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• Beveridge, Andrew The End of ‘White Flight’?
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• Bloomberg Must Speak Up on Gay Marriage Christine Quinn
• Bloomberg's Development Strategies: Who Benefits?
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• Brustein, Joshua NEW YORK AND THE 9/11 COMMISSION
• Brustein, Joshua Revisiting 9/11, Reworking 911
• Brustein, Joshua NYC Newspapers
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• Brustein, Joshua Getting to the Airport
• Brustein, Joshua The Mayor's New Garbage Plan
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• The City Responds to the Foreclosure Crisis Michelle Chen
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• City Strengthens Human Rights Law Andy Humm
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• The City's Crowded Waterways Peter Fleischer
• The City's Issues and the Mayor's Power Mark Berkey-Gerard
• The City's New Spending Plan For The Environment Eric A. Goldstein
• The City’s New Housing Subsidy Joe Lamport
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• The Council's Plan
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• Counting The Empty Buildings Joe Lamport
• Counting Gay New York Andrew Beveridge
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• The Crackdown on New York City Students Liz Sullivan
• Cracking Down on Corruption Gail Robinson
• Craft, Carter Big-Boxed In on the Waterfront
• Craft, Carter Hunts Point’s Waterfront Dreams
• Craft, Carter Bickering May Lose Us Bucks
• Craft, Carter Rezoning the Williamsburg and Greenpoint Waterfronts
• Craft, Carter The Manhattan Waterfront Greenway -- A Thin Green Line
• Craft, Carter Will The Bountiful Triangle Return?
• Craft, Carter Staten Island Awaits Its Turn
• Craft, Carter The Tragedy And Neglect Of The Staten Island Ferry
• Craft, Carter A New Future For The Great Port
• Craft, Carter The Lessons Learned In Creating Hudson River Park
• Craft, Carter Eight Ways To A Better Future Now
• Craft, Carter Waterfront Stories On Film
• Craft, Carter Getting Federal Money To Improve The Port Of New York
• Craft, Carter Leaving The Hudson River Out Of “The Hudson Yard” Plans
• Craft, Carter Waterfront Rezoning And Its Shortcomings
• Craft, Carter Campaign 2005: Three Ways The Next Mayor Could Improve The Waterfront
• Craft, Carter Passing the ‘Do-Ability’ Test
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• Crawford, Lynda City Beaches: Safe for Swimming?
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• Crawford, Lynda Talking To Kids About War
• Crawford, Lynda Asthma; Infant Mortality; Recruiting Foster Parents
• Crawford, Lynda School Buses Can Be Dangerous to Kids' Health
• Crawford, Lynda Summer Youth Employment Program . . . Indicators of Child Well Being. . . Poverty Among Asian American Children
• Crawford, Lynda School Lunch Lack; Fixing Diesel-Fueled School Buses
• Crawford, Lynda A Report On Violent Teen Relationships
• Crawford, Lynda Parents Last? Also: The Lower East Side, Poor But Not Broken
• Crawford, Lynda No Kill, The New Goal In Animal Control
• Crawford, Lynda Hunger and Obesity In The Two New Yorks
• Crawford, Lynda A Punitive System Of Support For The Needy
• Crawford, Lynda New Medicare Prescription Drug Plan -- Off To A Bad Start
• Create Conditions for Business to Thrive Sandy Hornick
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• Creating Healthy Bodegas Courtney Gross
• Creating People-Friendly Streets Anne Schwartz
• Creelan, Jeremy Albany Reform: Start By Changing the Rules
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• The Crime Rate: How Low Can It Go? Joshua Brustein
• Crime Still Declines, But Why, And Will It Continue? Julia Vitullo-Martin
• Crime, Christo and Car-free Anne Schwartz
• Criminal Justice Under Eliot Spitzer Joshua Brustein
• Critiquing The Mayor's Housing Plan Mark Berkey-Gerard
• Cross, Jay Bringing the Jets Home
• Crowell, Anthony The Business of Government: The Charter Commission’s Proposal to Revise the City’s System of $9 Billion in Annual Purchases
• Crowley, Joseph Homeland Security Funding
• Crown Heights Julia Vitullo-Martin
• Crumbling Systems Courtney Gross and Gail Robinson
• Cultural Diplomacy Martha Hostetter
• Culture and Construction Jonathan Mandell
• Culture and the World Trade Center Site Martha Hostetter
• Culture Counts Martha Hostetter
• Cuomo Walks Susan Reefer
• Cupolo, Diego Military Recruiters In High Schools
• Cupolo, Diego Helping Young Mothers Help Their Babies and Themselves
• Cutbacks and Checkpoints Julia Vitullo-Martin
• Cycling In the City Mark Berkey-Gerard
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• Damage And Restoration To Electricity, Phones, TV Laura Forlano
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