New York City transit workers are on strike this morning, and buses and subways are at a standstill. All around town, New Yorkers are dusting off their maps, pulling on their hiking boots, and devising creative new ways to get to work.
Impasse!
Beth Fertig, WNYC Reporter
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Andrea Bernstein, WNYC Reporter
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Richard Hake, WNYC Reporter
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Rob Snyder, director of the journalism and media studies program at Rutgers University-Newark, and author of Transit Talk: New York's Bus and Subway Workers Tell Their Stories(Rutgers, 1998)
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Andrea Bernstein, WNYC Reporter
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Richard Hake, WNYC Reporter
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Rob Snyder, director of the journalism and media studies program at Rutgers University-Newark, and author of Transit Talk: New York's Bus and Subway Workers Tell Their Stories(Rutgers, 1998)
About That Subway Alert...
Bob Hennelly, WNYC reporter covering City Hall and security issues,
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E. J. McMahon, senior fellow for tax and budgetary studies at the Manhattan Institute,
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James Parrott, chief economist at the Fiscal Policy Institute,
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Gene Russianoff, staff attorney for the Straphangers Campaign, ...
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E. J. McMahon, senior fellow for tax and budgetary studies at the Manhattan Institute,
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James Parrott, chief economist at the Fiscal Policy Institute,
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Gene Russianoff, staff attorney for the Straphangers Campaign, ...
The Brooklyn Army Terminal, 8 am today
The line snakes around the block as commuters wait for a ferry to Manhattan
The Transit Workers Have a Blog
Actually, it's more like a vehicle for press releases, but either way, some poor soul was up at 3:55 am posting to it. twulocal100.blogspot.com
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