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The building was two stories, brick without detail, three small windows over a metal roll-up garage gate—an eyesore if there ever was one, crammed between two taller neighbors. The proposed replacement was in gray brick, the creaky gate swapped for a glass-and-metal storefront, the windows making way for a delicate brick screen, to let the light in. Let your own eyes judge: New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission Advertisement Advertisement This is what the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission thought: The old brick building, said commissioner and architect Michael Goldbl...

by Rich Smith • Mar 12, 2021 at 5:59 pm Nebraska's Governor thinks the "data shows" that legalizing pot kills kids. It does not. GETTYIMAGES/UROS POTEKO States say Biden's May 1 vaccination goal is....ambitious: After the President called on all states to open up vaccine eligibly to all residents in less than two months, governors across the country sound "hopeful" about meeting that goal but "cautious of overpromising," reports Politico. Some states, like Oklahoma, are still working through "logistical issues" related to deploying the vaccine, some...

by Charles Mudede • Mar 12, 2021 at 8:43 am The plague of single-family homes in Tacoma... ChrisBoswell/gettyimages.com Marysville Police Department to the Washington State Supreme Court: Hell no. KIRO 7 reports that "despite the state supreme court’s ruling, [the department's] officers are out in full force again, looking for anyone using hard drugs," after the city passed an ordinance to make simple possession illegal again. The cops up there (Marysville is north of Everett) are apparently pissed because area drug users apparently keep up with...

Channel3000.com January 15, 2021 1:57 PM Natalie Campisi - Forbes Advisor Posted: Updated: January 17, 2021 3:27 PM This story is part of a series on the new Biden administration and what he has planned for his first 100 days—and beyond. Housing shortcomings in the U.S. are plentiful and diverse, from a Covid-driven renter eviction crisis to over-restrictive zoning laws that artificially drive up land values and make it nearly impossible for entry-level buyers to afford a home. Some solutions might lie in a massive $640 billion plan proposed by President-elect Joe Biden to address...