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Jeremy Smerd — Archive 
Most Recent Articles by Jeremy Smerd
Transit Workers Opposed to Contract Worry New Voting System Tough To Track
January 11, 2006, New York section Report: More Than 100,000 Jews in City Are Living Just Above Poverty Line
December 29, 2005, New York section Ratify Contract, Union Tells Members
December 28, 2005, New York section Subway Union To Meet Today Amid Talk of a Key Concession
December 27, 2005, New York section Pension Battle Will Persist
December 23, 2005, New York section Kalikow Warns Talks May Be 'Futile'
December 22, 2005, New York section Transit Union Hit With $1 Million Fine
December 21, 2005, New York section Talks Fail; Union Weighs a Strike
December 20, 2005, New York section Strike in Effect, Subways Closed
December 20, 2005, New York section Transit Workers Ready Walkout At Two Bus Lines, Starting Today
December 19, 2005, New York section NYC Transit Union Calls Selective Strike
December 16, 2005, New York section MTA Workers Contemplate Losing Pensions If Called To Strike
December 16, 2005, New York section Union Prepares to Shut Subways
December 15, 2005, New York section MTA Okays $9.3B Budget, Angering Union
December 15, 2005, New York section Showdown Set as Judge Enjoins Transit Strike
December 14, 2005, New York section MTA Strike Could Cost Businesses As Much as $660 Million a Day
December 13, 2005, New York section Deadline Looms as Transit Workers Endorse Illegal Strike
December 12, 2005, New York section Toussaint, Hero to the Rank and File, May Have Final Say on Transit Strike
December 9, 2005, New York section Transit Authority
December 9, 2005, New York section Transit Strike May Be on Horizon After Workers Reject an Offer
December 8, 2005, New York section Safety, Terror Concerns Addressed In New East Side Access Designs
December 7, 2005, New York section Assembly Member: Holiday Subway Discounts Illegal
December 6, 2005, New York section Mayor Closes Deal On Four Remaining Private Bus Lines
December 1, 2005, New York section Transit Officials Unveil Test Models of New High-Tech Subway Cars
November 30, 2005, New York section Transit Ridership Reaches Highest Since June of 1971
November 15, 2005, New York section A Feud Closes A Subway Exit At 59th and Lex
November 15, 2005, New York section City Rolls Out Fuel-Efficient Hybrids To Add to Taxi Fleet
November 11, 2005, New York section DOT To Eliminate Pay-To-Pray Sunday Parking
November 11, 2005, New York section Transit Authority
November 11, 2005, New York section Conflict Is Seen In Bond Initiative Push by Kalikow
November 10, 2005, New York section Voters Reject Power Grab By Legislature
November 9, 2005, New York section Homeland Security Under Fire After Official Says Muslims Should Register Before Flying
November 8, 2005, New York section Can City Carry $2.9 Billion in Debt On Projects Without Airtight Funding?
November 7, 2005, New York section MTA Moves To Trademark 'See Something, Say Something'
November 4, 2005, New York section Critics Say MTA Is Using One-Sided Ad Campaign To Push Bond Proposal
November 2, 2005, New York section Police Stress Need for Searches
November 1, 2005, New York section Transit Officials Approve $50 Million For Discounts on Holiday Fares
October 28, 2005, New York section Fast Walkers Can Outpace One Bus
October 27, 2005, New York section Subway Station Rehabilitations Plagued by Cost Overruns
October 26, 2005, New York section Private Developments' Residents Complain About Heavy-Handed 'Special Patrolmen'
October 24, 2005, New York section French Subway Cars, Owed Under Contract, Are Way Overdue, After Third Deadline
October 21, 2005, New York section Transit Authority
October 21, 2005, New York section Once-Derided MTA Board Hailed After Proposal To Reduce Fares
October 20, 2005, New York section Tarpaulin Fire Engulfs Queensboro Bridge
October 19, 2005, New York section MTA To Release Plan for Surplus 'Shortly'
October 19, 2005, New York section Pataki Transit Speech Eagerly Awaited for Talk of Surplus
October 14, 2005, New York section Transit Authority
October 14, 2005, New York section Torrential Rain Floods the Subway, Causing Power Outages and Delays
October 13, 2005, New York section MTA To Buy 500 Hybrid Electric Diesel Buses for $249M
October 12, 2005, New York section Gotbaum Faces Off Against Golub, Whom She Already Defeated
October 12, 2005, New York section
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Fall Education
A New York Sun Advertorial Section
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A Surge of Support for the Sun Voiced by Leaders in the City
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2 Arrested for Running Prostitution Ring
Community Organizers 'Appalled' by Their Portrayal
City Teacher Charged With Section 8 Fraud
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