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…early 2000s. But, due to lack of attendance and lower economic impact than boosters estimated, the city had trouble paying the debt. Credit agencies reduced the city’s bonds to junk….
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How newspaper reporters help my community
…spent a little while going all over the city. So sometimes my boss, my editor, will say, ‘Hey, I have this story, write this.’ Sometimes it’s stuff that I see,…
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How indoor air quality in schools affects student learning and health
…and city schools because of less exposure to noise and air pollution in rural areas or simply having windows that can be opened.” School Districts Frequently Identified Multiple Building Systems…
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Story ideas from the Federal Reserve’s Beige Book: Final edition of 2022
…Connecticut. District 2, New York Discontented retail winter The hospitality sector in New York City had a strong October and early November, “reflecting leisure visitors extending weekends with remote work…
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Crosswalks and pedestrian safety: What you need to know from recent research
…half of the city were more likely to have crosswalks than neighborhoods in the southern half. The author closely examines 1,000 intersections in four neighborhoods with varying demographic characteristics. Just…
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Public financing of sports venues: 7 reporting tips from our webinar
…at a local restaurant. That’s money being displaced, from spending in one part of the city to spending in another, and the net impact can be very close to zero.”…
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Story ideas from the Federal Reserve’s Beige Book: December 2024
…hiring would pick up again.” Tourism in New York City was strong during the fall, with hotels filling up “at or above pre-pandemic levels.” But sales in restaurant and theater…
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Here are the answers to 15 common questions about fluoride in drinking water
…effect of negligible levels of fluoride in community water supply. The amount ranged from 1 to 1.2 milligrams per liter. Grand Rapids, Michigan, was the first city in the world…
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How he did it: New York Times reporter exposes devastating impact of chronic low-level head trauma in the military
…the city on fire but it might cause a bridge to crack and be roped off so you can’t use it, or some electricity might go out in the neighborhood,”…
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A journalist’s guide to the climate risk data market
…heavily populated city that doesn’t provide streetlights. While individual property owners could pay to light the sidewalks in front of their property, the streets of the city would be ill…
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