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• December 2007 | Table of Contents
• Localities plan for climate change, in housing affordable and sustainable go together, and more.

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• November 2007 | Table of Contents
• The public officials of 2007, fixing the construction industry, going after GASB, and more.

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• October 2007 | Table of Contents
• A homeland security report on the state of interoperability and planning for a pandemic, whether pension boards are up to the task of managing $3 trillion, and more.

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• September 2007 | Table of Contents
• Aspecial report on teaching past the test and fixing higher ed, how to recruit and keep younger workers, and more.

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• August 2007 | Table of Contents
• Utilities try to make money on energy efficiency, Florida Gov. Charlie Crist's golden rule is bipartisanship, Bratton's disciples, and more.

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• July 2007 | Table of Contents
• The dangerous politics of immigration, Phoenix deploys wireless cameras, a dying gas tax, and more.

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• June 2007 | Table of Contents
• The REAL ID nightmare, universal health care in Massachusetts, transit-oriented development in the Sun Belt, and more.

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• May 2007 | Table of Contents
• The arrival of municipal WiFi, drug-resistant microbes, paying injured police and firefighters disability, and more.

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• April 2007 | Table of Contents
• Cities chase retail, short-term CIOs, polling the populace, and more.

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• March 2007 | Table of Contents
• Courting talent, overcrowding pushes prison reform to top of the agenda, wooing server farms, and more.

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• February 2007 | Table of Contents
• A liberal mayor governs from the center, the cost nightmare of paying for retirees' health care, Virginia looks to outsource its IT makeover, and more.

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• January 2007 | Table of Contents
• How Democratic gains will change state politics, whether privatizing infrastructure is a sweet deal or selling out, and more.

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