New York to Expand Pest Fight in Rat Infested Areas
In Washington Heights and other districts, residents report intense rat activity as New York City launches a pilot program. Forty five inspectors will gain nine new staffers to target reservoirs such as parks sewers and dumps with coordinated efforts and budgeted funds of 611000 to reduce and contain the vermin.
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Philly trains on time after one-day strike
Philadelphia area commuters breathed relief as SEPTA trains returned to normal after a one day strike ended following President Obama appointing an emergency mediation board. 13 lines were shut down affecting about 60 000 riders daily while engineers and electricians pressed their contract demands.
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Core backlash fuels home schooling protests over Common Core
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin signed a repeal of Common Core amid a rallying show of support from home schooling parents like Jenni White and Kansans Against Common Core. Critics warn centralized standards risk reducing textbook options and pressuring home-schooled students to conform to standardized assessments.
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