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Weekly Web Wrap
February 27th, 2009

  • Cut Air Traffic by Redesigning Sky Over the City
    (Wired)
  • Paterson: With Democrats Like These…
    (Huffington Post)
  • Cartoonist’s Take on Paterson Appointments
    (Adam Zyglis)
  • Can Black New Yorkers Escape Tobacco’s Grip? Yes, We Can!
    (nycHealthy)
  • How Will New York Close the Budget Gap?
    (The Nation)
  • Yassky Fights Trashy News Boxes
    (Brooklyn Heights Blog)
  • City to Add Ownership Option to Inclusionary Housing Program
    (Campaign for Community-Based Planning)
  • Richard Florida: More on New York’s Survival
    (Creative Class)
  • Police Department Offers Alternative to the Highly Militarized War on Terror
    (The Economist via Re-thinking Reentry)
  • Hearings Urged on Public Service Commission Nominations
    (People’s Production House)
  • An Outcry Over a Relaxation of ‘Submetering’ Rules
    (PULP Blog)
  • Planned Mega-Projects Squashed by the Great Depression
    (The Moment via Strict Constructionist)
  • How Much of New York is Street?
    (Design Trust for Public Space)
  • Can Tedisco Save the G.O.P.?
    (The Weekly Standard)
  • Private Developer Offers to Reopen Midtown Subway Passageway
    (Tri-State Transportation Campaign)
  • Scientist Discusses Tangible Results of Global Warming on City
    (Brian Lehrer Live)
  • New York Nation’s Second Most Congested City
    (Forbes)
  • By Mike Muller on February 27, 2009, 1:40 pm
    In category: Gotham City | No Comments »

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