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The Color of Firenew

The Austin Fire Department is making yet another attempt at staff diversity – will it do any better this time?
Austin Chronicle  |  Josh Rosenblatt  |  05-18-2011  |  Race & Class

Atlanta Must Continue to Invest in Artsnew

Mayor Reed supported $10 million in arts funding last year, so why is the city only granting two percent of that now?
Creative Loafing (Atlanta)  |  Chris Appleton  |  05-18-2011  |  Policy Issues

Podcasts You Might Be Missingnew

This week's selections: ‘Wine for Normal People’ & ‘Craft Brew Cast’
LEO Weekly  |  Mary Welp  |  05-18-2011  |  Media

Cleveland's Job Machinenew

Global Cleveland wants to put the region to work. Who gets the jobs isn't clear.
Cleveland Scene  |  John Lasker  |  05-18-2011  |  Business & Labor

Homicide & Hypenew

The murder of a town eccentric reignites talk of one of Cleveland’s most notorious unsolved crimes.
Cleveland Scene  |  Kyle Swenson  |  05-18-2011  |  Crime & Justice

Ideological Clash Threatens Energy Efficiency Programnew

It had been almost nine months since Greensboro signed a contract with the federal government to receive a $5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to provide energy-efficiency upgrades to buildings.
YES! Weekly  |  Jordan Green  |  05-18-2011  |  Housing & Development

The Burden of Proofnew

For every person exonerated for a crime they didn't commit, there are many like James Legate: questionable cases, bulldozed through a flawed system, with no recourse left. Only a miracle could free him—and his wife is working, and hoping, for no less.
The Texas Observer  |  Laura Burke  |  05-17-2011  |  Crime & Justice

Nikki Haley Looks Like a "No" on Newt Endorsementnew

South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has been excitedly interviewing prospective presidential candidates as she looks for the suitor best-positioned to receive her prized endorsement. She even took a call from Trump.
Charleston City Paper  |  Greg Hambrick  |  05-17-2011  |  Elections

The Rise of Redditnew

The surging social news site is ready to take on Twitter, says founding Redditor Alexis Ohanian.
NOW Magazine  |  Joshua Errett  |  05-17-2011  |  Tech

Paging Of Montrealnew

What's Weird? chronicles the Athens band's idiosyncratic look.
Creative Loafing (Atlanta)  |  Chris Hassiotis  |  05-16-2011  |  Books

Mermaids, Pirates, and Swords

Having dropped the dead-weight of Orlando Bloom and his guilty-by-association co-star Keira Knightley, the fourth installment of the "Pirates" franchise has finally discovered a way to be coherent.
City Pulse  |  Cole Smithey  |  05-16-2011  |  Reviews

Rise of the Obamabots

It was tempting, when Obama's Democrats swept into office in 2008, to think that the bad old days were coming to an end. I wasn't looking for any favors, just a swing of the political pendulum back to the Clinton years when it was still OK to be a liberal. But I didn't count on the cult of personality around Barack Obama.
Maui Time  |  Ted Rall  |  05-16-2011  |  Commentary

Abject Professorsnew

With low pay and even lower collegiate expectations, part-time instructors face a full-time problem.
Las Vegas CityLife  |  Gigi Generaux  |  05-16-2011  |  Education

Susi Wyss Gets Civilizednew

Her new collection of short stories examines the ties that bind five different women.
East Bay Express  |  Stefanie Kalem  |  05-16-2011  |  Author Profiles & Interviews

Unleashing Carla Kihlstedtnew

Tin Hat deploys its most powerful instrument.
East Bay Express  |  Andrew Gilbert  |  05-16-2011  |  Profiles & Interviews

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