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Eye from Albany:

April 2009 Art could be the key to the whole state’s prosperity

6/2007 Birth of university cities

5/2007 "Old really is new"

3/2007 Thoughts on a memorial for highway victims

2/2007 Adirondackising of New York State

1/2007 Time for the Old Chestnuts Protecting the State's Environment

12/2006 NYC Harbor Park Update

11/2006 Transition Time in Albany

10/2006 Pataki's Legacy in the Capital City

9/2006 Green time has arrived

8/2006 Time for real Erie Canal like investments

7/2006 Wind and the State's Energy Future

6/2006 Charting a course for urban public schools

5/2006 New York - it's one State, Stupid

4/2006 Time to reinvent public broadcasting

3/2006 Urban winners and losers

2/2006 A better way; the 30% fewer car solution

1/2006 Looking through the glass darkly; will this be a year of reform?

12/2005 2006 State Elections May Hinge on Billionaires

11/2005 9/11 Taking Stock by Paul M. Bray

10/2005 Time for a political agenda for all middle class workers

9/2005 Citizens stand little chance when it comes to ballot-access: or the plight of a citizen's initiative in the Capital City

8/2005 Under the leadership of Governor Pataki

7/2005 Proposed Empire State Greenway: Where the rubber could finally meet the road for the state's economy

6/2005 A Beneficial Perfect Storm

5/2005 Thinking out of the box; restructuring government

4/2005 Public Authorities, New York's Unfixable Wildcard

3/2005 Endangered City of Buffalo

  2/2005 Eye on California and New Jersey

1/2005 Nonprofit corporations: educate or regulate?

12/2004 All about me governorships: Chickens come home to roost in 3rd term

11/2004 Low prices are taking their toll

  10/2004 What Happened to the Machine?

   09/2004   Can Italian Connections revive our cities?

08/2004 Lack of disclosure by the pharmas puts us at risk

06/07/2004 Back to the farm with a hand from state government

05/2004 Prion diseases; is the lid about to come off?

04/2004 Inside Scoop on Bills

3/2004 Planning for the aging baby boomers; It is time for a vision

2/2004 Has the time finally come to fix upstate cities? If so, there is a way.

1/2004 Through the Eyes of the Young: State's Heritage Assets

12/2003 Science and public policy, a look back

11/2003Little things that count

10/2003 Smart Growth Alive and Kicking Outside of New York State

9/2003The Economic Model Changing Before Our Eyes

8/2003 Our Cities Continue to Shrink; There Goes our Future

7/2003 Proposed State Regs Threaten Public Access

6/2003Parks and the public trust

5/2003 Pataki's Road to Washington

4/2003 Liberty of the individual, liberty of the community

3/2003 New York's libraries left behind

2/2003 Time to Return to the Broad Based Progressive Income Tax

1/2003"Why the rush to judgment on getting public money to faith-based organizations?"

12/2002End of year thoughts about man and nature

11/2002Nanotechnology, are we moving too fast?

10/2002 25th Anniversary of Uncommon Park

9/2002 Albany's Environmental Scene: Why Doesn't It Accomplish More?

8/2002"We need more talking the talk from our leaders"
7/2002"Attica's Untold Story"
6/2002 "Mobility Partnership: Time to out compete the auto"
5/2002 "Living with greater climate variability"
4/2002 "Light Pollution"
3/2002 "Ending of Transfer of Environmental Problems to Poorer communities"
2/2002"Mauling of the State"
1/2002"Let the light shine in"

12/2001"Tidal wave of seniors approaching"
11/2001"What Next"
10/2001"What is Going On in Albany"
9/2001"Getting the State's Heritage Act Together"
7-8/2001"School Children's Health at Risk"
6/2001"Public Defense System?"
5/2001"History Lessons on Global Warming"
4/2001"International Initiatives Protect Land and Highlight New York"
3/2001 "Looking Back at State Planning"
2/2001"Turning Brown into Green"

12/2000 "What is Albany Going to do About Sprawl?"
11/2000 "No Pain-No Gain: Is Energy Dereg Really Worth It"
10/2000"Mystery: $3.8 Billion Transportation Bond Act"
9/2000 "The State Tourism Program: We Need a Sequel"
8/2000"Grand Park Visions"
7/2000 "Environmental Policy: The European Model"
6/2000 "Hudson River Valley"
5/2000"Twenty Fifth Anniversary of SEQRA"
4/2000 "Future for Cities in Higher Education"
3/2000 "Haunted by the Past"
2/2000 "Upstate: Replacing a Culture of Blame with a Culture of Building"

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April 2009	Art could be the key to the whole state’s prosperity

6/2007	Birth of university cities
5/2007	"Old really is new"
3/2007	Thoughts on a memorial for highway victims
2/2007	Adirondackising of New York State
1/2007	Time for the Old Chestnuts Protecting the State's Environment
12/2006	NYC Harbor Park Update
11/2006	Transition Time in Albany
10/2006	Pataki's Legacy in the Capital City
9/2006	Green time has arrived
8/2006	Time for real Erie Canal like investments
7/2006	Wind and the State's Energy Future
6/2006	Charting a course for urban public schools
5/2006	New York - it's one State, Stupid
4/2006	Time to reinvent public broadcasting
3/2006	Urban winners and losers
2/2006	A better way; the 30% fewer car solution
1/2006	Looking through the glass darkly; will this be a year of reform?
12/2005	2006 State Elections May Hinge on Billionaires
11/2005	9/11 Taking Stock by Paul M. Bray
10/2005	Time for a political agenda for all middle class workers
9/2005	Citizens stand little chance when it comes to ballot-access: or the plight of a citizen's initiative in the Capital City
8/2005	Under the leadership of Governor Pataki
7/2005	Proposed Empire State Greenway: Where the rubber could finally meet the road for the state's economy
6/2005	A Beneficial Perfect Storm
5/2005	Thinking out of the box; restructuring government
4/2005	Public Authorities, New York's Unfixable Wildcard
3/2005	Endangered City of Buffalo
2/2005	Eye on California and New Jersey
1/2005	Nonprofit corporations: educate or regulate?
12/2004	All about me governorships: Chickens come home to roost in 3rd term
11/2004	Low prices are taking their toll
10/2004	What Happened to the Machine?
09/2004	Can Italian Connections revive our cities?
08/2004	Lack of disclosure by the pharmas puts us at risk
06/07/2004	Back to the farm with a hand from state government
05/2004	Prion diseases; is the lid about to come off?
04/2004	Inside Scoop on Bills
3/2004	Planning for the aging baby boomers; It is time for a vision
2/2004	Has the time finally come to fix upstate cities? If so, there is a way.
1/2004	Through the Eyes of the Young: State's Heritage Assets