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26 - Number 28 - July 10, 2003 |
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Cover
photo by Chris Shields
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The
Secret Life of Plants
By
Darryl McGrath
And the unsung heroes who keep Albany’s public gardens
in full bloom
Garden
of Eatin’
By
Kate Sipher
Going strong and getting stronger every day, Capital District
Community Gardens provides better living through gardening
for the area’s urban population
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Back
to the Drawing Board
By
Travis Durfee
The Albany County Legislature must re-redistrict after a federal
judge says it improperly accounted for its minority constituents
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The Truth Is Out There
By
Robert Scheer
And
the Bush administration has yet to explain to the American
public why it misrepresented Iraq’s nuclear capabilities
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You
Call This Reform?
By
Travis Durfee
Concerned citizens and advocacy groups blast New York state
plan to implement federal election reform for lacking specificity
and diverse representation
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Hair Today, Hair Tomorrow
By
John Rodat
In 91 years of operation, Schenectady’s Wedgeway Barbershop
has weathered several changes of ownership and the vicissitudes
of a shifting local economy—not to mention the Beatles
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Working
in Concert
By
Shawn Stone
Vladimir Pleshakov and Elena Winther have created an innovative
venue for classical music in Hudson—and made a home for
themselves in the process
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Savage
Love
By Dan Savage
If Dan Savage won't answer your
weird, disgusting, perverted, embarrassing questions about
sex, perhaps you'd best keep them to yourself.
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Columns
& Opinions
