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State Budget Wrap-Up – 125 Days Late(r)
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Governor Signs Two Critical Bills
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At Last, A National Strategy for HIV/AIDS in the United States
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Mayor Introduces Doomsday Budget Scenario 11,000 City Employees to Be Let Go,
HIV/AIDS and Other Services Cut
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Health Care Reform Becomes the Law of the Land
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HIV Community Holds Rally at City Hall
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Governor Paterson Releases 2010-11 Executive Budget $5.5 billion in Cuts Proposed
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Governor and Legislature Close Deal on Deficit Reduction Plan
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Health Care Reform Update: What did the U.S. House Pass? What’s Next?
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An Update on Health Care Reform
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Health Care Reform Debate: What’s in it for Person living with HIV/AIDS?
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City Council Approves $59.5 Billion Budget Proposed Cuts to HIV Nutrition and Supportive Housing Case Management Restored
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City Budget Negotiations Continue Deadline Rapidly Approaches, and more.
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The Debate Over HIV Counseling and Testing Law Heats Up
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State Budget: AIDS Nursing Homes Take Dramatic, Unexpected Funding Hit
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Mayor Bloomberg Releases His Preliminary Budget (January Plan)
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- Mayor Introduces Doomsday Budget Scenario 11,000 City Employees to Be Let Go, HIV/AIDS and Other Services Cut
- Health Care Reform Becomes the Law of the Land
- HIV Community Holds Rally at City Hall
- Governor Paterson Releases 2010-11 Executive Budget $5.5 billion in Cuts Proposed
- Governor and Legislature Close Deal on Deficit Reduction Plan
- Health Care Reform Update: What did the U.S. House Pass? What’s Next?
- An Update on Health Care Reform
- Health Care Reform Debate, What’s in it for Person living with HIV/AIDS?
- City Council Approves $59.5 Billion Budget Proposed Cuts to HIV Nutrition and Supportive Housing Case Management Restored
- City Budget Negotiations Continue Deadline Rapidly Approaches, and more
- The Debate Over HIV Counseling and Testing Law Heats Up
- State Budget: AIDS Nursing Homes Take Dramatic, Unexpected Funding Hit
- Mayor Bloomberg Releases His Preliminary Budget
- The State Budget: When Will the Bleeding End?
- At Last, A National Strategy for HIV/AIDS in the United States
- Governor Signs Two Critical Bills
- State Budget Wrap-Up – 125 Days Late(r)
