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Heads Up: 10.23.06

In Chicago, recess may be making a comeback. Tribune Black mayors becoming more common in Mississippi. Memphis Commercial Appeal Urban renewal's final implosion. Washington Post ...

by Zach Patton | October 23, 2006

In Chicago, recess may be making a comeback. Tribune

Black mayors becoming more common in Mississippi. Memphis Commercial Appeal

Urban renewal's final implosion. Washington Post

Study faults LAPD's 3-day work week. LA Times

Attn gov't managers: How to break your CrackBerry addiction. Sun Sentinel

Gunshot-hearing sensors mean DC cops often get to crime scene before anyone calls 9-1-1. Washingon Post

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Zach Patton | Executive Editor | zpatton@governing.com

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