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9/11 lessons profoundly change NYPD
Nearly seven years after terrorists took down the World Trade Center's twin towers, police officials have embarked on an ambitious plan to secure the new development that is finally sprouting at ground zero. But a repeat of the horrors of Sept. 11,...Tags: Long Island, New York City Police Department, U.S. Open Tennis, Guerrilla Activity, Police
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Westside subway plans move forward
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIn a surprising and ambitious move, local transportation officials said Tuesday that they would pursue planning for two subway lines to the Westside, with one train along Wilshire Boulevard and a shorter leg partially following Santa Monica Boulevard...Tags: Petroleum Industry, Los Angeles, Traffic, Public Transportation, Steve Poizner
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Housewarming party sounds more like a way to solicit housewares
Dear Miss Manners: I recently purchased a condo for the first time. All of my friends are either renting or still living with their parents. Many of them have been supportive of and excited for me. They all cannot wait until I have a housewarming party....Tags: Chicago Real Estate, Chicago, Transportation
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NYC subway conductor charged in death of bystander
A jujitsu-trained New York City subway conductor who fought back during an attempted mugging has been indicted on a murder charge for fatally stabbing a bystander caught in the fray. Police say subway conductor Maurice Parks fatally stabbed the...Tags: Transportation, Manhattan (New York City), Police Arrests, Police, Crimes
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Kecoughtan High School will launch its own Subway on Tuesday
247-4537Julia Bryant looked for ways to attract students to Kecoughtan High School's lunch line as she browsed nearly 500 booths at a school nutrition convention in Chicago in July 2007. The school's struggling cafeteria lost $70,000 in 2004 and has barely...Tags: Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Restaurant and Catering Industry, Virginia, Employees, Transportation
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Police rescue man on Bronx subway track
Police say officers have managed to rescue a distraught man who tried to leap off an elevated subway track in the Bronx. Three officers got to the 2 line track near the Jackson Avenue stop around 5:30 a.m. Sunday to find the man running on the tracks...Tags: Transportation
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People to blame for bolder NYC subway rats
Re 'Subway rats movin' up,' Aug. 14: I usually see them in the 125th Street station on the No. 4, 5 and 6 trains on both the platform and on the tracks. These rats are getting bolder and taking over the subways. If people stop littering on the platforms,...Tags: Transportation
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Keep subway cleaner, but don't disturb the rodents
Rats are misunderstood, stereotyped and despised. We carry out a lethal war against them with traps and poisons. But, as one subway observer noted, they are deeply devoted to family. If we kept the city, including the subways cleaner, there would be...Tags: Transportation
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See NYC on the cheap
AP Travel EditorYou don't need big bucks to enjoy the Big Apple big time. Travel like a New Yorker on the subway. Eat like a New Yorker on the street. And see the city like a New Yorker by visiting public spaces, landmarks and famous places, many of which can be enjoyed...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Brooklyn Museum, Arts, Music Theater, Public Holidays
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Ravens fans may miss the bus
Sun reporterAs the Baltimore Ravens kick off their preseason home schedule tonight, thousands of Ravens fans who formerly relied on state-operated express buses to get to the games are scrambling to find transportation that doesn't involve parking at or near M&T Bank...Tags: Tickets, Public Transportation, Maryland, M&T Bank Stadium, Lexington Market
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Our foreign correspondents take you around the world to Asia, Beijing, Islamabad and Mexico City
This is the last of three installments from the Tribune's foreign correspondents on their tips for finding the best of the best around the world.
In previous weeks we covered Rome with Christine Spolar; Moscow with Alex J. Rodriguez; London with Tom...Tags: Buddhism, Tourism and Leisure, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Calorie counts on fast food menus? California law would require it
Special to The TimesNo one's looking to make you go on a diet. But there's a law in the works in Sacramento that might -- just might -- help you lose weight -- or so says a study released Thursday. -------------------- FOR THE RECORD: An earlier online version of this...Tags: Los Angeles, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), California, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Obesity
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