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There's some work to be done to get United States airports on par with their global competitors. This is according to President Obama, who highlighted poor U.S. airport rankings during a press conference ...

... of Elmont’s School budget vote affirms with sharp relief the truth about the Republican attack on poor and working class families in New York State and in the nation.  They are not fixing tax problems.  ...

... ones." Retribution on the backs of children?  Here is an exchange from the senate floor. Sen. Ruben Diaz (D-Bronx) expressed concern that poor districts were left out. “Do you feel remorse?” Diaz ...

This sort of poor behavior by people outside of Elmont is tearing our community apart. Friends fighting friends, neighbors fighting neighbors. What will Elmont be like after the elections. ...

... "Children in lower wealth districts will bear the brunt of the steady and consistent decline in educational programs." "New York already has the worst gap between rich and poor school districts," Billy ...

That;s where are tax $ go, we have a volunteer FD that cries poor every year but yet they have $ to go to Baltimore. Very bright Mr. Fire Commssioner - you have your crew come over every year crying for ...

... in Elmont.  That is a subject of grave concern to residents.  At a hearing last year many of our residents gave testimony on the poor water quality that we are experiencing.  We heard from Ms. Sandra Smith ...

... there, and so entertaining! His love for and pride in his family was clear, and my heart goes out to them. I will miss his smile and his kindness. The world is poorer through this loss, but I and many ...

... members on the Turkey Choosing Committee - so who can say that turkeys are against Thanksgiving? They participate in it! Who can say the poor are anti-corporate globalization? There's a stampede to get ...

... talent.” … Dr. Carter G. Woodson Andrew Munroe: There are many urban or inner city areas, black or white, yet we know that there is a significant urban black poor, disproportionately so. Helping them ...

... America and lived in one of the world's poorest nations. I am married to a black American who carries within her the blood of slaves and slaveowners - an inheritance we pass on to our two precious daughters. ...

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... ability to keep blood sugar levels stable. Long-term complications can include kidney, nerve, and eye damage. According to another study, poor sleep increases the chances of obese teens developing type ...

ALBANY — Fewer groceries in urban and rural areas statewide have worsened the so-called food deserts in New York, where the poor have little access to affordable fresh produce and nutritious foods, ...

... to lay off two helpers at the store after there weren't enough visitors during the normally bustling leaf-peeping season. She chalks it up to publicity from the floods and a poor economy. Across the street, ...

... And they note the cost has been minimal in other cities, and worth the spending because they have raised awareness about what they call corporate greed and the growing inequality between rich and poor. ...

... have to close a $350 million shortfall by the end of the current fiscal year on March 31. Much of that stems from the poor state of financial markets. That shortfall is in addition to a looming 2012-13 ...

... will decline, but bass will flourish in warmer waters. Apple varieties such as McIntosh and Empire will fare poorly, but vineyards will benefit. Milk production will decrease. Coastal wetlands will ...

... 10 percent of their income toward property taxes. The cap will likely hit poorer communities the hardest, added Betsey Swan of the League of Women Voters, a former school board member. Since the property ...

... and state Sen. Carl Kruger. The judge found Rosen sought to pay off the politicians while seeking legislation to protect and enlarge medical facilities located largely in poor neighborhoods in Brooklyn ...