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23 hours ago ago from New Mexico Independent
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4 hours ago ago from Kevin of Reno
I've been to a lot of big cities now. San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Dallas, Chicago, New York, Washington DC, San Diego, Philadelphia, Salt Lake City. One trend I've noticed is that the cities known for their progressive policies and liberal programs are the ones more prone to problems. Granted: There is absolutely no way to measure causal relationship (likely SF has a liberal policy because it has so many homeless) and my ...
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18 hours ago ago from The New York Times
ON a recent frigid Thursday night about 300 people sipped wine, knitted and tapped their feet as they listened to the music of the ZigZag Quartet. The evening was notable for the group's range from classical to jazz to Brazilian samba and because it took place at Lincoln Center 's newest space, the David Rubenstein Atrium, which officially opened this week. And the price was right too. Nothing. Free is a big attraction, said Tuesday Brooks, a ...
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The latest contraband for New York City cabbies is a diminutive beeping earpiece a high-tech accoutrement that for many has been the cellphone of choice. Related Times Topics: Taxicabs and Taxicab Drivers The latest dictate from the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission bans any electronic device in the immediate proximity of the driver's ear. That means cabdrivers can no longer wear hands-free headsets even if they aren't ...
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New York City's unemployment rate dropped to 10 percent in November, as professional services like law and accounting firms hired more workers after many months of cutting jobs, the State Labor Department said Thursday. Related Times Topics: Unemployment State officials took the drop in the city's rate, from a 16-year high of 10.3 percent in October, as a sign that the bulk of the job losses from the latest recession might ...
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