In all, he's asking for nearly $1.5 million to pay for five projects, including ones he included in his proposed fiscal 2011 budget, which begins July 1.
Cohen wants money to redevelop City Dock, pay for restoring streams damaged by stormwater runoff, buy an electronic monitoring system for the city's bus system, and create programs to prevent diabetes and target youth recidivism.
"The list of proposals dovetail with...
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beggar-man - 2010-03-17 13:37:09
Cut your budget ask for Federal Dollars ? Hey Cohen , you are no different that the man ( if there were one) that drives a Bentley , lives in Wardour and seeks welfare. Why should the Fed pay for your inability to cut top salaries.
Recall Cohen !!!
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