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- Fairfax County is experiencing what amounts to a crime wave for this generally affluent Virginia suburb of Washington, D.C. But is it an actual ...
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- What Color is Your Town?
- Ever wondered what your town's identity might look like based on color? (No, not skin color. We've got Census data for that.) What ...
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- A Measure of Success in Massachusetts
- No one thought it would be cheap. The question was, would it be effective? And now the latest report from Massachusetts on its universal health ...
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- You Can't Walk All Over Miss America Anymore
- Hope you're not interested in visiting Atlantic City to drive along the street known as Miss America Way: Atlantic City has decided to change the ...
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- Spinning the Web
- Ric Cantrell, chief deputy of the Utah state Senate, offered his take last month during a panel I moderated at the National Conference of State Legislatures' annual meeting in New Orleans.
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- Street Food Graduates from the Hot Dog
- Details has a roundup and a slideshow of some of the tastiest street food in the nation -- everything from tamales to "sparerib tips ...
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- Supercompute Your Way to Economic Success
- New York State has laid claim to an economic development tool like no other. A supercomputer housed at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute upstate. Available to ...
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- Will $4 Gas Kill the Suburbs?
- One of the most common points of speculation coming out of escalating gas prices has been that people won't want to pay $100 to fill their tank and drive from distant suburbs to their jobs every day.
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- Chicago Will Also Take It to the Streets
- New York City is right in the middle of its Summer Streets program (there's a video above) -- in which the city is closing main ...
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- Curious Quote for the Day
- U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey gave a speech Tuesday saying that people wrongfully passed over for Justice Department jobs due to the politicized hiring ...
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