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Opinion: A Rainy-Day State of the City 
New York Observer | by Azi Paybarah | Wed, Jan 14
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The hallmark of why Michael Bloomberg was a great mayor was that he put the city back in good fiscal condition," Mercurio said. Under Bloomberg, he went on, "we were going to be able to weather rainy days. Well, did he actually pull it off? Did he really put the city in a good fiscal position?"
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Here's what was cut out of the stimulus bill in the Senate to win the votes of a couple of Republicans. Even the pared-down bill is good to New York. On his radio show, Michael Bloomberg said there will be "'riots in the streets" if mayoral control of schools isn't renewed.
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