Home Stretch in the NJ Governor's Race
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
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There’s just a week left in the bruising race for New Jersey governor. Hear what Gov. Jon Corzine and independent candidate Chris Daggett would do to manage the Garden State’s taxes. Plus Jay Walder, the new chairman of the MTA. And: the week-long series on inductees into the People’s Hall of Fame continues with Michael Smith, carilloneur (he rings the bells) at St. Martin's Church in Harlem.
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The New MTA Chief
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The Opt-out Option in Healthcare
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People's Hall of Fame: Michael Smith
Five notable New Yorkers are inductees into the City Lore 2009 People's Hall of Fame. They join us as part of a week-long series.
Today: Michael Smith, carilloneur at St. Martin's Church in Harlem (he plays the bells). He is being inducted along with Dionisio Lind of Riverside ...