Sentences with phrase «districts hit back»
Local districts hit back when state officials rolled out a list of possible schools for takeover.
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A few months back, a revelation hit me while I was hanging out on Queen Street West, one of Toronto's trendy shopping districts.
Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance's office is hitting back at an explosive New York Magazine report claiming that it failed to prosecute Harvey Weinstein in 2015 for alleged sexual harassment because of the indie mogul's political connections.
On the heels of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's war of words with school districts yesterday, the business - backed Committee to Save New York has hit the airwaves with a new TV ad — its third of this budget cycle, I believe — in support of the governor's education funding cuts.
I haven't been able to locate any reports about other local governments or school districts getting to this point, although quite a few are thinking about it — particularly after being hit with the unexpected recovery costs of back - to - back tropical storms.
Both Owens and Scozzafava - but particularly the Republican candidate - have been hit hard by conservatives backing third - party candidate Doug Hoffman, who has now pulled within single digits of the GOP's pick in the most recent survey of district voters.
The group, which is backing third - party candidate Doug Hoffman, calls Republican Dede Scozzafava and Democrat Bill Owens «two liberals» in a new television spot set to hit airwaves in parts of New York's 23rd district on Tuesday.
CROWN HEIGHTS — On the same day she lost her job as Brooklyn Community Board 9's district manager, longtime administrator Pearl Miles hit back with a $ 20 million age - discrimination lawsuit aimed at the board's leadership and Borough President Eric Adams.
Ads encouraging members of Congress to cosponsor the NAR - backed Community Choice in Real Estate Act hit the radio in more than three dozen congressional districts around the country in March.