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Sending Sunlight Down to an Underground Park
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| November 28, 2011
A proposal to transform an inoperative New York City trolley terminal into an underground park could bring in money for the city.
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N.Y. Credits Military Experience for Jobs, Education
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| November 21, 2011
The Cuomo administration strives to make military experience transfer into college credit and job certifications.
More States Offering Low-Interest College Loans
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| November 17, 2011
Some students have sought every form of financial aid possible and still can't afford college. Some states are stepping up to help.
Cops' New Weapon for Accountability: Cameras
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| November 14, 2011
More and more police officers are walking around with body cameras on their uniforms in hopes of increasing transparency and accountability.
Oregon Is First State to Vote by iPad
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| November 10, 2011
The technology helps people with disabilities cast their ballots easily and more privately.
Massachusetts Makes Use of Leftover Crops
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| November 7, 2011
The Massachusetts Gleaning Network will connect growers and volunteers in efforts to provide food in case of emergencies.
Judges Negotiate Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| November 3, 2011
In New York courts, which face a swarm of liability lawsuits, medically trained judges and attorneys work together to reduce the money and time spent on such cases.
States Link Databases to Fight Prescription Drug Abuse
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| October 31, 2011
Drug dealers and addicts often jump borders to beat the system. Several states are trying to keep that from happening.
More Cities Will Get 'Smarter' in 2012
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| October 27, 2011
IBM will give $50 million in grants and expert advice to cities that want to solve their problems using data-based solutions.
Finding Jobs on Facebook
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| October 24, 2011
The site is for more than social networking now. It could be how someone lands their next job.
Greening Public Housing
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| October 20, 2011
Indianapolis is among a few cities in the country making public housing a sustainable way to live.
Sacramento Offers 'Wheels to Work' for All
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| October 17, 2011
People can't secure jobs without showing up to interviews. Sacramento County is making sure homeless people can.
New Online Tool Tracks Personal Taxes
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| October 13, 2011
The City of Houston has created a new tool to show taxpayers how their dollars are spent -- down to the very last cent.
Google Helps Local Businesses Get Online
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| October 10, 2011
At no cost and in under an hour, businesses in ten states can create a website with the help of a web marketing pro.
Phoenix Metro Area Recycles Waste, Buildings to Fight Sprawl
BY:
Caroline Cournoyer
| October 6, 2011
Waste and rundown buildings are helping the region improve its neighborhoods at an affordable rate.
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