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End of the Week Web Wrap
August 8th, 2008

  • State considers moving 421-a boundaries again.
    (The Real Deal)
  • Is North Brooklyn’s Industrial Business Zone effective?
    (Neighbors Allied for Good Growth)
  • A history of Brother Islands.
    (Gowanus Lounge)
  • Gallagher spent leftover warchest on pricey meals.
    (The Forum via Politicker)
  • Beautifying blight.
    (Curbed)
  • Local stations’ new initiatives to reach viewers.
    (Broadcasting and Cable via NYConvergence)
  • Buffalo cartoonist’s take on Albany’s budget situation.
    (Adam Zyglis)
  • Lawn litter signs for download.
    (NYC.gov and StopLawnLitter.org)
  • Internet sales tax is a ‘Ponzi Scheme,’ says policy group.
    (GovTech.com)
  • By Mike Muller on August 8, 2008, 2:31 pm
    In category: Gotham City
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    One Response to “End of the Week Web Wrap”

    1. Michael Says:
      August 9th, 2008 at 12:13 pm

      FINALLY Senator Padavan’s law got through!! We’ve been crying for this for years. We are helping the effort against lawn litter by offering FREE SIGNS that comply with the law at http://www.StopLawnLitter.org. If you register your home we’ll send you a sign. Our sign have a couple of advantages: They are for outdoor use, (not a paper printout that has to be put in a window ) and they have a colorful graphic so even a non-english-speaking deliveryperson can get the message. Signup is easy, and it’s FREE.

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