Jim Dwyer
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In the first quarter, despite continued headwinds associated with weaker consumer demand, we were able to find ways to help many of our customers grow their volumes and revenues. We also continued to improve our operations while maintaining safety, quality and service standards
Designating a single villain completely misses the point and power of the documentary ... The jogger case belongs to a historical moment, not any one prosecutor or detective.
A lot of people didn't do their jobsMore quotes »
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Summertime Safety: Avoid Hazards in the Heat
a hot day may be the actual description of paradise. However, running around barefoot can be hard on the tootsies, warns Jim Dwyer, MD, Chief of Emergency Services at Northern Westchester Hospital. The nature of injuries that put people in emergency rooms from The Daily Pound Ridge Read more »
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Those Who Send Innocents to Prison Are Not Like Innocents Who Are Sent to Prison
Jim Dwyer, one of the brighter lights at the New York Times, had an exceptionally dim moment on Friday (5/3/13)–comparing sending innocent teenagers to prison with holding the prosecutor who did so accountable. Dwyer was writing about a petition that asked from Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting Read more »
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For Central Park Five, wrongful conviction meets false equivalence
Friday’s New York Times, columnist Jim Dwyer appears to equate the wrongful conviction and imprisonment of five innocent teenagers in the notorious Central Park jogger case -- including Raymond Santana, a co-author of this column -- to the dissemination of from AlterNet.org Read more »
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Clearing the record
review Tuesday of Ken Burns' documentary about a Central Park rape in 1989 incorrectly reported the newspaper for which Jim Dwyer originally wrote about the crime, New York Newsday. The "Jersey Side" column Tuesday misidentified the governor who returned control from Philadelphia Inquirer Read more »
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9/11 Victim’s Remains
“ 9/11 Remains Still Found, and Sought ,” by Jim Dwyer (About New York column, April 5): My husband, Kenneth Van Auken, was killed on Sept. 11, 2001. Learning early on that it might take a little time to get any of his remains recovered from the World Trade from The New York Times Read more »
