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Previous Issues:

Winter 2005

New York City Jobs

New York City is an economic powerhouse that has created 3,700,000 jobs - but that isn't enough. This issue of Gotham Gazette magazine looks at jobs in New York City - who gets them and who doesn't, why there aren't more and how to create new ones. The magazine also includes "Searchlight on the City Council."

Virtually all the articles originally appeared online;
some have been edited and updated.

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Previous Issues:

Fall 2004

Campaign NYC

Campaign 2004 is Gotham Gazette's voting issue. This edition of the magazine, divided into three sections (city, state, and federal) is just a sample of the features from GothamGazette.com about the "voting game."

Virtually all the articles originally appeared online;
some have been edited and updated.

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Summer 2004

REPUBLICANS AND NYC

With the Republicans set to hold their national
convention in New York City for the first time in the
party's 150-year history, this issue of Gotham Gazette
magazine provides a non-partisan balanced look at the
party, seen through the prism of local concerns.
Articles in this issue examine what the convention
will mean to New York, who New York Republican
policies - affect New Yorkers.

Virtually all the articles originally appeared online;
some have been edited and updated.

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Spring 2004

New York City Parks

This issue of Gotham Gazette magazine focuses on the
paradox of New York City's parks. A city best-known
for its sidewalks and its skyscrapers is experiencing
an extraordinary renaissance in parks - at the same
time that both staff and funding for the parks have
been brutally cut. Articles in this issue examine how that is possible, review plans for new parks and focus on New York's most cherished park, Central Park.

Virtually all the articles originally appeared online;
some have been edited and updated.

To request your free copy of this magazine, send an email to Gail Robinson.

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Winter 2004

Are All Systems Go?

This edition of New York's Gotham Gazette looks at
infrastructure -- the city (mostly) beneath the
manhole. we take you on a journey to the systems that make the city work, look at what needs to be fixed and how it can be paid for.

Virtually all the articles originally appeared online; some have been edited and updated.

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Fall 2003

Campaign NYC

The core of this issue of Gotham Gazette magazine ?
which, as always, incorporates Searchlight on the City
Council ? is our coverage of the races for the New
York City Council. We offer a rundown of
1o contested races, including the campaign in district 35 whose councilmember, James Davis, was murdered by a would-be political opponent.

Virtually all the articles originally appeared online; some have been edited and updated.

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Summer 2003

Moving New York

This edition of Gotham Gazette quarterly magazine,
which includes Searchlight on the City Council,
focuses on two issues that have been in the news a lot
lately, and indeed throughout New York City's history transportation and the budget. We loook at the latest controversies over transit fare, management of the system and how to serve the needs of a changing city as well as at alternative ways to get around New York.

Virtually all the articles originally appeared online; some have been edited and updated.

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Spring 2003

Housing New York City

This issue of Gotham Gazette quarterly magazine, which
incorporates Searchlight on the City Council, focuses
on the housing crises of New York. There are several crises: record
homelessness, the worst housing shortage in over half
a century, soaring rents and, in the city that has
always had the most contentious tenant-landlord
relations, a battle over rent regulation that tenant
advocates warn could be the final conflict.

Virtually all the articles originally appeared online; some have been edited and updated.

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Winter 2003

Educating New York


In his first year in office, Mayor Michael Bloomberg succeeded in doing what his three predecessors tried and failed to do: He gained control of the school system. He did the same thing with the
School Construction Authority and also negotiated a
new contract with the city's teachers. This magazine looks at the herculaen task facing Bloomberg as the city begins a new era in running it's school system.

Virtually all the articles originally appeared online; some have been edited and updated.

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Fall 2002

Immigrant New York

Some 36 percent of all New Yorkers are Immigrants. This print edition of GothamGazette.com looks at immigrants and their
experiences in New York. Much of the
material appeared in our section entitled "The
Citizen," which translates into English and reprints
articles from New York's diverse immigrant and ethnic
press.

The articles in this magazine have not been updated.

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Summer 2002

Rebuilding New York City

This print edition of GothamGazette.com is a
collection of articles on the events and debates that
were set off when two hijacked planes crashed into the
World Trade Center. All the material here has appeared
on our award-winning web site since September 11,
2001. The stories provide a sense of what life has been like
in the city since the Twin Towers fell, and offer
differing perspectives on the issues facing New
Yorkers as we consider what comes next.
These articles have not been updated.

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