Monthly Archives: February 2009
Despite Obstacles, Community Organization Remains Upbeat
By Kieran K. Meadows Rebecca Fishburne waited outside a large brick-red building on Valentine’s Day morning in Red Hook, Brooklyn. She was waiting for a mobile HIV testing van to arrive, but the van was running an hour late. Despite … Continue reading
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Brooklyn Residents Unaware Bus Service May Be Cut
By Kieran K. Meadows The Metropolitan Transportation Authority revealed yesterday that its budget shortfall is almost $2 billion due to $650 million in declining real estate tax and fare revenues. A decrease in ridership in January also contributed to the … Continue reading
Live-Blogging the NYCLA Forum on Protecting Journalists and Their Confidential Sources
On Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009, the New York County Lawyers’ Association sponsored a public forum called “Protecting Journalists and Their Confidential Sources: A Matter of Privilege.” The event brought together lawyers and journalists, both on the panel and in the … Continue reading
Filed under Law, Media/Journalism