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Thoughts About Stuff

Josh Greenman

Musings on New York City politics, policy and culture by Josh Greenman, managing editor of Vital City (www.vitalcitynyc.org) and former Daily News op-ed and editorial page editor. Opinions are mine alone, not those of the publication where I work.

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    Editor, public policy person, human. Read more of my writing and more on New York politics and policy at Vital City, vitalcitynyc.org.

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