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Families in Southeast Portland say growing homeless camps have them afraid to leave the house

2022-07-20T21:27:26.035Z

Quit voting for progressive idiots. Tents, broken-down cars, piles of garbage and RVs line the streets off Southeast 80th and Powell. It's a residential neighborhood turned nightmare for famili...

Students say it's NOT okay to celebrate Thanksgiving

2019-11-26T22:57:07.481Z

As Thanksgiving draws near, The College Fix visited Macalester College in Minnesota to ask students if it's acceptable to celebrate the holiday. READ MORE: h...

Multiple local news stations say the same thing verbatim

2018-08-12T18:38:32.122Z

"Our greatest responsibility is to serve our..." Media overlords! Found the clip, sharing it here. Reminder: "While it is extremely dangerous to our democrac...

EXPLOSION! LIVE MEDIA SLIP UPS! 11-23-12

2012-11-25T15:36:57.463Z

SPRINGFIELD —

Authorities in Western Massachusetts have resumed an investigation of a natural gas explosion that damaged 42 buildings and injured 18 people.

Investigators and cleanup crews on Sunday returned to the blast area in Springfield, one of New England's biggest cities. The cause of the blast is under investigation. Police say the mayor will meet with investigators Sunday.

Friday night's explosion flattened a strip club and heavily damaged a day care center. It happened after officials evacuated part of the entertainment district because of reports of a gas leak and odor.

Most of the injured were part of a group of gas workers, firefighters and police officers who ducked for cover behind a utility truck just before the blast.

Bloomberg: "We'll See" If The City Will Let Occupy Wall Street Continue -Wall Streeters Are Struggling To Make Ends Meet

2011-10-01T02:47:04.999Z

Mayor Bloomberg: "We'll See" If The City Will Let Occupy Wall Street Continue

New Yorkers need "to help the banks" was Mayor Michael Bloomberg's message to the Occupy Wall Street crowd in his weekly radio appearance on the John Gambling show.

Asked if there's an "end-game" for the protesters and if they will be allowed to stay in Zuccotti Park, which is privately owned but open to the public, Bloomberg said, "We'll see.

"You know people have a right to protest but we also have to make sure that people who don't want to protest can go down the streets unmolested. We have to make sure that while you can say what you want to say, people who want to say something very different have a right to say that as well. That's what's great about this country."

hsiegel@villagevoice.com / @harrysiegel

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Bloomberg Claims ‘Occupy Wall Street’ Protesters Are Targeting Bankers Who ‘Are Struggling To Make Ends Meet’

This morning, while on local radio host John Gambling’s show, New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg was asked about the demonstrations on Wall Street. Bloomberg condemned the protests, claiming that the protesters are targeting people who making “$40-50,000 a year and are struggling to make ends meet.” He then went on to say people are focusing too much on the causes of the financial crisis and that we need to be nicer to the banking industry so that it starts lending again. He concluded by saying that we are “blaming the wrong people” by “blaming the banks” for the recession:

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