Michael Bloomberg Archives - Page 87 of 89

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In Chicago, they’ve figured out a way to wire the whole city with high-speed Internet connections, and it won’t cost government a penny. Could New York do the same?

ByClive Thompson 0Comments

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Feb 2002

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The $64.6 Million Question

Are juvenile detention centers worth the price?

ByEsther Kaplan 3Comments

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Feb 2002

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NYC Inc: A Small Opportunity

A recession is the perfect time to take advantage of an opportunity that King Rudy shunned–investing in entrepreneurs.

ByJonathan Bowles 0Comments

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Feb 2002

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The Big Dip

Stockholders aren’t the only ones who take a hit during recessions. Downturns spell double trouble for low-income New Yorkers.

ByMatt Pacenza 0Comments

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Jan 2002

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INS AND OUTS

As the New Year continues, so too do staff changeovers at government agencies and nonprofits across the city.

ByCity Limits 0Comments

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Jan 2002

Economy Education

RACE FOR THE NEXT GOODMAN, OR WOMAN

The city’s teachers union overlooked some differences of opinion on education policy last week to endorse Republican John Ravitz in his race for Roy Goodman’s state senate seat, leaving some…

ByAnnia Ciezadlo 0Comments

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Jan 2002

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BLOOMIE: MAY TEMPFORCE NOT BE WITH YOU?

In what could be Mayor Bloomberg’ s first comment on the Giuliani administration’s welfare policy, the new welfare commissioner has signaled she may back away from the old regime’s plan…

ByMatt Pacenza 0Comments

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Jan 2002

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HOUSING AID STILL NEEDED

The city is still not providing adequate housing to homeless New Yorkers with AIDS, said a panel of judges last week, and the Bloomberg administration may soon have to pay.

ByPat Sisson 0Comments

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Jan 2002

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FLATLINED? WEST SIDE RAILS CLOSE TO DEMOLITION

Dreams of a park in the sky may soon be dashed. An appellate court recently lifted the restraining order that blocked the city from tearing down the High Line, the…

ByPat Sisson 0Comments

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Jan 2002

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INS AND OUTS

A New Year and a new city administration, means new faces at every level from agency commissioners to nonprofit group administrators. City Limits gives the skinny on who’s in, and…

ByCity Limits 0Comments

The Big Idea: The Underground Railroad

The $64.6 Million Question

NYC Inc: A Small Opportunity

The Big Dip

INS AND OUTS

RACE FOR THE NEXT GOODMAN, OR WOMAN

BLOOMIE: MAY TEMPFORCE NOT BE WITH YOU?

HOUSING AID STILL NEEDED

FLATLINED? WEST SIDE RAILS CLOSE TO DEMOLITION

INS AND OUTS

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