Sentences with phrase «city paper reports»

Recently, the Washington City Paper reported on what might sound like a dream job to qualified applicants — the Smithsonian National Museum of American History sought a «Beer Historian» for a three - year appointment.

Two articles in the Pittsburgh City Paper reported the story, as did many Jewish newspapers, though it's hard to assess how much impact it had in the international art community.

Not exact matches

Just trying to provide clarity and not trying to impress anyone.The guy has already agreed terms and fee has already been agreed.He's now told them he'll stay and sign for free and will earn # 17m which is more than what he'd have earned if he went now.I've barely heard of other sources reporting this info.What most papers and sites are reporting is» Sanchez close to joining City».

It remains to be seen whether or not this is now enough to convince him to put pen to paper, as it's noted in the report that both Manchester City and Paris Saint - Germain are monitoring his situation carefully with a view of swooping before the end of the month.

Since 2008, Talk of the Sound has published many, many reports on arrests and criminal convictions of school district employees, documentation (paper records, audio recordings and video tapes) demonstrating false statements by district administrators and school board members and accounts of all manner of unethical and illegal behavior of persons associated with the City School District of New Rochelle.

What had probably started out as a press release under a pile of police reports on the daily's city desk had somehow percolated its way up to the very pinnacle of the paper.

I was saddened but also amused by the report in your Feb. 6 paper about the fate of Fire Fighter, the fireboat with a decades - long history of service to New York City's fire department.

Since then, he has promoted Erik Bottcher, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn's liason to the gay community, to a community affairs cabinet position, the paper reported.

After a stint as The News» computer assisted reporting editor, Heaney joined the paper's newly formed investigative reporting team and produced a series of investigations related to economic development, including the city's squandering of federal block grant funds, and, with colleague Patrick Lakamp, the failings of the state Empire Zone program.

Quinn helped the girl to her feet, brought her inside City Hall, and used wet paper towels and an ice pack to help cool her down, the newspaper reported.

In legal papers, city officials insisted they are working aggressively to improve access for the disabled and described Burgdorf's report as «completely divorced from legal and operational realities.»

City & State, a widely read statewide political paper, has reported that several complaints have been filed requesting that the enforcement unit of the New York State Board of Elections (NYSBOE) examine Supervisor's Gromack's campaign accounts.

Famed reporter of «The Notebook» (no, not the cheesy film) but the insider's report on New York politics has been laid off by City & State citing financial costs for the online news paper.

Researchers from City University London recently published a paper online on the phenomenon in the journal Cortex, the British Psychological Society's Research Digest reports.

The Los Angeles Times also said Friday that Disney barred its critic from attending «Thor: Ragnarok» after the paper published an investigative report about Disneyland's business ties with the city of Anaheim.

The New York City results described were reported in a paper jointly released by the Center on Reinventing Public Education (CRPE) and the Manhattan Institute.

In May, the paper reported (in an article given the headline «Principals Younger and Freer, but Raise Doubts in the Schools») that «schools with academy graduates were less than half as likely to earn A's and almost twice as likely to earn C's or worse» as other city schools.

Brian Jacob and Lars Lefgren find no relationship between teachers» pay and their performance in a mid-sized, western school district (see «When Principals Rate Teachers,» research, page 58); and Eric Hanushek, Steven Rivkin, and Daniel O'Brien, in a 2005 working paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research, report no relationship between teacher productivity and changes in pay, suggesting that surrounding districts do not pull the most effective teachers from the city by offering higher salaries.

The August 2009 debut of the daily EdWeek Update e-newsletter further spurred the timeliness of Education Week reporting and allowed the paper to «push out» same - day coverage of major stories, from the release of National Assessment of Educational Progress results to the hiring or firing of a big - city superintendent.

Joey Garrison reported in the (now defunct) City Paper at the time:

He moved on to decry incomplete or inaccurate media reports («yesterday, in the Washington City Paper,» he said, «I learned that me and Randi Weingarten are in a fight»), before, in a surprise move, asking teachers to take an informal vote on whether a two - tier contract should be offered to the membership for a ratification vote.

Quality of financial position plus quantity of resources, incidentally, translates into long - term earning power, whether that earning power evidences itself as unrealized and, therefore, unaccountable for appreciation of undeveloped land (St. Joe Paper); growing cash flows (Forest City Enterprises); enhanced attractiveness as a takeover candidate (Constellation Bancorp or DCA); or rapid increases over long periods in earnings per share as reported for GAAP purposes (SunAmerica).

Earning power will not necessarily be evidenced by earnings as reported for accounting purposes, but might also be measured by increases in unrealized, and therefore unreported, appreciation (e.g., St. Joe Paper), by increased cash flows (e.g., Forest City Enterprises), or by a company becoming an attractive sales, merger or acquisition candidate (e.g., Constellation Bancorp).

Perhaps the strangest reporting I've seen only touches on the Smithsonian / USFWS paper — using it as further justification for a hatchet job (the sort of irresponsible work that brings to mind, with almost a wistfulness — if only for a moment — Mitt Romney's plan to cut PBS funding altogether) on cat advocates in general, and L.A.'s Stray Cat Alliance in particular — as Los Angeles pushes to become the country's largest «no - kill» city.

In Washington, D.C., for example, the City Paper (September 15, 2015) reported on a controversial, regressive wildlife plan proposed by a city agency: ``... Washington Humane Society's vice president of external affairs, Scott Giacoppo, wrote that the Wildlife Action Plan as proposed «would result in the rounding up and killing of feral cats — essentially a reversal back to the animal policies of the 1800s that were ultimately proven to have no impact on the population at City Paper (September 15, 2015) reported on a controversial, regressive wildlife plan proposed by a city agency: ``... Washington Humane Society's vice president of external affairs, Scott Giacoppo, wrote that the Wildlife Action Plan as proposed «would result in the rounding up and killing of feral cats — essentially a reversal back to the animal policies of the 1800s that were ultimately proven to have no impact on the population at city agency: ``... Washington Humane Society's vice president of external affairs, Scott Giacoppo, wrote that the Wildlife Action Plan as proposed «would result in the rounding up and killing of feral cats — essentially a reversal back to the animal policies of the 1800s that were ultimately proven to have no impact on the population at all.

The paper reports that the deal — which LACMA director Michael Govan says will total in the «millions of dollars» but neither the museum nor the automaker will attach an exact amount — will, starting in 2018, put a focus on Korean art exhibitions in a city with the largest Korean population in the country.

In the Washington City Paper, Kriston Capps reports on Matthew Langley's first solo show at the DCArts Center.

In the Washington City Paper Maura Judkis reports that the «he» and «she» of Amy Sillman's solo show at the Hirshhorn Museum, «Third Person Singular,» describe the couples Sillman sketches and then, on a separate canvas, reduces to abstraction.

Stepping back here, in my reporting and in some of your papers, we've talked a lot about the perils that lie in these fast - growing cities.

As one example (though the Cato report contains many other similar arguments) they point to their Davis et al. (2003) paper which argues that heat - related deaths are less common in hotter cities.

He is the author / co-author of five books including a Short Guide to Environmental Policy (2014), Environmentalism Since 1945 (2013), Urban Air Pollution in Asian Cities (2006), World Transport Policy and Practice (2003) as well as numerous academic papers and policy reports.

Council Speaker Christine Quinn's FoodWorks white paper salutes urban farms as «vital community assets,» while Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer's FoodNYC report vows to «establish urban food production as a priority for New York City.»

I would demand to see any info backed up with hard paper evidence for insurance policy / broker contact, utilities, city / state inspection reports, etc..