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Community board members absent more than 50% in '09
It's one of the least glamorous volunteer jobs in New York City government - a seat on a community board.
Corrections mechanic saves 3 in Queens fire
A hero Correction Department mechanic saved two children and an elderly woman when he ran into a neighbor's burning house and pulled everyone to safety even before the fire trucks arrived.
Big pain in the asphalt for drivers
They're a real pain in the axle. A month after Mayor Bloomberg proudly filled the 2 millionth pothole of his administration, pothole season in the Bronx is in full bloom.
Big pain in the asphalt for drivers in the Bronx
They're a real pain in the axle. A month after Mayor Bloomberg proudly filled the 2 millionth pothole of his administration, pothole season in the Bronx is in full bloom.
Klein claims victory on rubber rooms
Chancellor Joel Klein took a victory lap Friday to celebrate a deal to close the "rubber rooms," but skeptics question whether the city can transform teacher discipline.
PS 130 ignites a turf battle between 2 districts
A successful Bayside elementary school has become the prize in a tug of war between two school districts.
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