• Jobs on Wheels
• BY: Caroline Cournoyer   |   April 18, 2011
• Tennessee will roll out three vehicles to rural areas, bringing job-search assistance to those who need it most.

• New Phone App for Filing Federal and State Taxes
• BY: Caroline Cournoyer   |   April 14, 2011
• With a few days left, iPhone and Android users can file their taxes with a few clicks.

• Rebirth of the American Farmer
• BY: Caroline Cournoyer   |   April 11, 2011
• A pilot project in Washington state aims to attract more youth to farming by making internships safer and more educational.

• Phasing Out The Big, Red Fire Truck
• BY: Caroline Cournoyer   |   April 7, 2011
• Notoriously gas-guzzling SUVs are being used in place of fire trucks to reduce fuel usage and costs.

• Program Aims to Prevent Gun Violence ‘Disease’
• BY: Caroline Cournoyer   |   April 4, 2011
• A New Orleans initiative identifies those in contact with shooting victims and tries to keep the violence from spreading.
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• 'Talking Bus' Technology Prevents Pedestrian Accidents
• BY: Caroline Cournoyer   |   March 31, 2011
• In several cities, buses alert pedestrians when they are making a turn.

• Prepaying for Electricity in Ocala, Fla.
• BY: Caroline Cournoyer   |   March 28, 2011
• Residents will have the option to pay their electricity usage similar to the way they pay for gas -- upfront.

• Drive-bys Reduce Western Mass. Residents’ Heating Costs
• BY: Caroline Cournoyer   |   March 24, 2011
• A new state pilot program is using thermal imaging technology inside SUVs to evaluate and improve the energy performance of homes.

• Failing High Schoolers Get a Dose of Reality
• BY: Caroline Cournoyer   |   March 21, 2011
• A new program in Hawaii high schools shows students what their life could be like if they don’t improve their grades.
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• Five Localities Aim to Eliminate Junk Mail
• BY: Caroline Cournoyer   |   March 17, 2011
• One program has the potential to save municipal governments up to $10 per household in collection and landfill costs.
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• Online Citizen Profiles Improve Emergency Response
• BY: Caroline Cournoyer   |   March 14, 2011
• Citizens that upload vital information into online profiles allow emergency call centers to improve their speed and quality of assistance.
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• Delaware Launches Data Coaching Initiative
• BY: Elizabeth Daigneau   |   March 10, 2011
• The program's aim is to help teachers broaden and deepen their ability to use student data to improve instruction and learning.
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• NYC Building Permits To Feature Quick Response Codes
• BY: Tina Trenkner   |   March 7, 2011
• Square codes on building permits allows passersby to learn more about construction via their smartphones.
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• State Call Centers See Real Savings in Virtual Queuing
• BY: Elizabeth Daigneau   |   March 3, 2011
• The technology cuts phone bills and makes waiting 'on hold' a thing of the past.
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• Pittsburgh Debuts Its Web-Based Permitting System
• BY: Elizabeth Daigneau   |   February 28, 2011
• The interdepartmental system will make permitting quicker, more efficient and paperless.
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• Post-Bloomberg: Will Innovation in NYC Dry Up?
• A new report gives the next mayor of New York City a set of innovative reforms that have proven effective and scalable in other cities.
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• The Rider and the Elephant: Making Change Happen
• A remarkable book provides leaders with a practical, simple framework, based on the latest brain research, for turning an organization to a new direction.
• BY: Russ Linden | June 19, 2013