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is over. just ask the falcons, one second they were almost super bowl champs and the next thing you know they are watching brady hold the trophy. you cant brag about a victory that hasnt happened. and you cant hype up a bill that hasnt done a darn thing yet. unless you are joe biden. today our commander-in-chief, who is taking a victory lap over his massive infrastructure spending bill. >> my partisan infrastructure law that i signed and it was a once in a generation investment in our ...

Aau is above the law the Department Needs to restore Public Confidence beyond why the Planning Department of rebating permit violations exists the aau we all know their unlivable to change their predatory and callous practices of land use violations it is disturbing to me as to why the department is not activate the City Attorney and use the recommendations under the planning code in section 17 of one can only speculate why it is a matter of principle and justice thank you. Thank you. Next speak...

The price is one of the highest paid for a Twin Cities office building.

Harvard recognizes Larry Bacow, conductor, theoretical physicist, advocate for elderly, writer, and Nobel laureate.

In the future, Herndon hopes to see a vast swath of land near its Metro station transformed from aging, auto-centric commercial lots into a mixed-use,

Sheerin Salimi to lead comms for BSE Global, New York Liberty. From PR Week

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Gov. Kathy Hochul placed the daughter of a veteran gambling lobbyist on the state board that regulates the gaming industry -- raising conflict of interest concerns, The Post has learned.

While it’s no secret that downtown is struggling, characterized by high vacancy rates and overall low levels of activity, there seems to be a strong sense of optimism among many market experts, with some believing the neighborhood is on the brink of a major revitalization.

High interest rates, crippling regulations and large vacancies caused by work-from-home and pandemic downsizing are to blame.