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Crowding forced cyclists to walk their bikes on the Brooklyn Bridge ((Mattie Ross))
The news didn’t stop in New York last week just because the trains weren’t running. Jeanine Pirro dropped out of her race for the Senate, Eliot Spitzer got into a nasty spat with LMDC Chair John Whitehead, and the City Council got interested in spreading broadband access.
Monday Morning Politics
Marie Cocco, syndicated columnist for the Washington Post Group,
-on George Bush's speeches on the war in Iraq and other news from Washington
» Marie Cocco's recent columns
-on George Bush's speeches on the war in Iraq and other news from Washington
» Marie Cocco's recent columns
Tsunami: One Year Later
Richard F. Mollica, Director of the Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma and Professor of Psychology at the Harvard Medical School,
-on the mental and emotional state of tsunami survivors
» Harvard program in refugee trauma
-on the mental and emotional state of tsunami survivors
» Harvard program in refugee trauma
While You Were Striking
Bob Hardt, executive producer and political director, NY1,
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Garry Pierre-Pierre, editor and publisher of the Haitian Times,
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Pete Donohue, transit reporter for the New York Daily News,
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-on local news that got overlooked during the strike
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Garry Pierre-Pierre, editor and publisher of the Haitian Times,
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Pete Donohue, transit reporter for the New York Daily News,
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-on local news that got overlooked during the strike
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