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    Friday, June 4,2010
    News

    New York's Health Exchanges Prepare For Obamacare Housecall

    By Selena Ross
    When President Bill Clinton was trying to carry out health reform in the mid-'90s, he stumbled across an idea thought up by some academics at a meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyo. They believed health care costs could be brought down by starting a regulated marketplace in which a certain pool of consumers would shop for pre-approved private health plans.
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    Thursday, April 29,2010
    City Hall Daily

    Queer Uprising And New Gay Activist Wave Rises

    By Selena Ross
    Hours after the State Senate voted down same-sex marriage bill last year, hundreds of angry supporters of the bill gathered for a rally in Times Square. A list was circulated to gather names of people
    Monday, April 26,2010
    News

    Independent City Pharmacists Try To Get Their Prescriptions Filled In Albany

    By Selena Ross
    Professional lobbyists have been in high gear over state budget negotiations for months. But amid the schmoozing, a small group of pharmacists is trying to find its way around Albany too, taking time off from day jobs, switching their white coats for suits and knocking on legislators' doors.
    Wednesday, March 31,2010
    News

    Advocates Pressure Council On School Nurse Cuts

    Bloomberg budget plan would return staffing to 2003 levels

    By Selena Ross
    One of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's first actions as mayor was to try and pull nurses from parochial schools. A year later, he cut dozens of school nursing jobs. Every year since, has tried to scale back the program. Under this year's proposed budget, Bloomberg has targeted them again.
    Tuesday, March 16,2010
    City Hall Daily

    Lynn Nunes Eyeing Challenge To Huntley

    Queens senator’s gay marriage vote may be central to campaign

    By Selena Ross
    Monday, March 1,2010
    News

    Hospitals Worry That St. Vincent's Fate Could Be Prescription For Their Own Future

    Independent medical centers around the city fall victim to funding shortfalls

    By Selena Ross
    The fate of St. Vincent’s in Lower Manhattan is part of a trend engulfing hospitals across the state.
     
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