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This Week on the Web
September 5th, 2008

  • A status report on the city government’s tech programs.
    (GovTech.com)
  • New York City eighth best in nation for singles.
    (Forbes)
  • Residents of Park Slope ticketed for drinking on their stoops.
    (Gowanus Lounge)
  • Demolition not necessary to redevelop Admirals Row.
    (Municipal Arts Society)
  • Federal Reserve releases ho-hum economic data on city.
    (The Real Estate)
  • A timeline of development in Lower Manhattan over the last year.
    (LowerManhattan.info)
  • Queens still the worst borough for foreclosures.
    (Brownstoner)
  • Cablevision closer to bringing WiFi to all of its customers in the city.
    (Broadcasting and Cable)
  • Will gentrification rid Williamsburg of Radiac?
    (NY Press)
  • Crowdsourcing Sheldon Silver’s “achievements”.
    (Streetsblog)
  • Hottest new ideas in urban sustainability.
    (Sallan Foundation)
  • A negative signal on state carbon pact.
    (CityRoom)
  • Conflux Festival begins Thursday.
    (Conflux)
  • A profile of the NY Sun’s investors.
    (cityfile via NYConvergance)
  • By Mike Muller on September 5, 2008, 3:49 pm
    In category: Gotham City, Voting
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