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BACK IN 1992, after a rough winter, the Common Council of Syracuse, N.Y., came to the defense of its citizens: On March 30, it unanimously approved a resolution forbidding any snowfall until Dec. 24.
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET OFFERS BOTH
THE HIGHLIGHTS of Gov. Rendell's budget address yesterday include an increase in education and medical assistance spending, an extension of unemployment benefits, a Stimulus Transition Fund to address what happens when $2.3 billion in federal stimulus money disappears, and a new tax to help close a $525 million deficit.
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IDON'T THINK it's a stretch to say there's a significant number of people in this country who are outraged by the Supreme Court decision that said Congress couldn't limit corporate spending on election advertising the way it had tried to.
AS A Philadelphia resident, civil engineer and outdoor enthusiast with many hours driving on unplowed roads, I offer these suggestions on how to deal with a major snowfall like the one we just had that should make residents happier.
IN "Immigration's Unspoken Word" (Feb. 2), columnist Stu Bykofsky calls attention to the fact that many immigrants are considered "illegal."
SNOW AND Geators just don't mix. A geator bakes in the hot sun and mud and doesn't bother no one unless you get close and then he opens up his mouth and snatches you up.
THE WEEKEND snowstorm - which was worse in Washington than here - was blamed for preventing the Senate from meeting its self-imposed deadline to vote on a jobs bill yesterday.
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