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PBS Westnew

Much of the network's signature news program comes out of a Denver office whose staffers have quietly been doing good work for nearly a quarter-century.
Westword  |  Michael Roberts  |  12-03-2007  |  Media

Haven and Hellnew

As Hugo Chavez grabs more power, three Venezuelans who fled death threats find their struggles don't end with asylum.
Miami New Times  |  Janine Zeitlin  |  12-03-2007  |  International

Seattle Barista's Suit Against Starbucks Heading to Courtnew

The coffee giant's leases may violate antitrust laws.
Seattle Weekly  |  Rick Anderson  |  12-03-2007  |  Business & Labor

Haitians Sent Homenew

Refugees fled slavery, slaughter, and starvation, and got rejected.
Miami New Times  |  Janine Zeitlin  |  12-03-2007  |  Immigration

The Power of Drug Courtsnew

People who complete drug-court programs rarely tumble back into substance abuse. But as drug courts become more widespread, it appears that -- like the narcotics they were created to fight -- the courts can be abused.
The Texas Observer  |  Dave Mann  |  12-03-2007  |  Crime & Justice

The Persistence of Andrew Wilsonnew

A cop killer who fought to expose torture in the Chicago Police Department has died, but his testimony from beyond the grave could still help bring down its perpetrators.
Chicago Reader  |  John Conroy  |  12-03-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Booming Carbon Credit Market Hits East Texasnew

While the promise of fortune is great, many landowners are waiting to see what influence government regulation of industrial greenhouse emissions will have on the market.
The Texas Observer  |  Stayton Bonner  |  12-03-2007  |  Environment

Was Reagan a Racist?new

Pundits bitch-slap each other over a 27-year-old campaign speech.
Chicago Reader  |  Michael Miner  |  12-03-2007  |  Media

2006 Was a Bloody Year for Buffalonew

No one can better testify to the magnitude of the gore than the leadership of the Stop The Violence Coalition (STVC). For three and a half years the coalition has been doing what they call "God's work," in its efforts to reduce Buffalo's homicide rate.
Artvoice  |  Leslie James Pickering  |  11-30-2007  |  Crime & Justice

The Weapon of Satire: ¡Ask a Mexican! Weighs Innew

Columnist and OC Weekly staff writer Gustavo Arellano has caused much controversy since the Eugene (Ore.) Weekly began running the column in early November. We ask him about charges that he's a racist -- and whether satire can work when immigrants are under serious attack.
Eugene Weekly  |  Suzi Steffen  |  11-30-2007  |  Race & Class

Renters are Latest Victims of Subprime Mortgagesnew

Rent hikes and foreclosures lead to evictions.
Shepherd Express  |  Dennis A. Shook  |  11-30-2007  |  Housing & Development

The Importance of Buying Localnew

The owners of Beans & Barley, the natural foods grocer and café on Milwaukee's East Side, expected to take a hit last year when the national chain Whole Foods opened a super-sized store just a few blocks away, but they were still surprised by the number of customers they lost.
Shepherd Express  |  Evan Rytlewski  |  11-30-2007  |  Business & Labor

EcoDensity Won't Cut House Pricesnew

EcoDensity has been billed as supplying more housing through densification–laneway homes, condos on top of stores, rezoning sprawling house-oriented neighborhoods to accommodate low-rise apartments–and prices would drop into the affordable zone.
The Georgia Straight  |  Pieta Woolley  |  11-30-2007  |  Housing & Development

The Drive for Clean Energy Sparks a British Columbia Gold Rushnew

No longer just an issue pushed by environmentalists, clean energy is becoming a money-making business.
The Georgia Straight  |  Jeannine Mitchell  |  11-30-2007  |  Environment

Dollar's Long Farewellnew

The world economy as we know it is in China's hands.
NOW Magazine  |  Gwynne Dyer  |  11-30-2007  |  Economy

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