Peter Steiner’s cartoon, as published in The New Yorker on July 5, 1993.
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The Federal Highway Administration has given its blessing to New York City’s plan after an environmental review determined a “Finding of No Significant Impact” over a project area that encompasses 28 counties across three states. In what has become an agonizingly drawn-out process — the state legislature approved congestion pricing in 2019, for those keeping track — the MTA has cleared one more hurdle in its quest to charge drivers to enter Manhattan below 60th Street. To say that the agency could really use the plan’s projected $1 billion in annual revenue is an understatement.
- Remote work has made America more suburban
- Remote work is increasing the size of American homes and yards
- The ability to work from anywhere means vacations involve at least one person working during the trip
- More people are using real-time digital collaboration tools (Zoom and Microsoft Teams)
- Better work life balance » Time wasted commuting to and from work is now time spent caring for their families and themselves
Every year, Post Office Travel Money compares the costs of short breaks in cities across Europe for UK holidaymakers – overall and for specific items like accommodation, meals and cultural attractions.
Our annual City Costs Barometer helps you see upfront which destinations are the best value or most expensive before planning your trip, including how prices have changed in the past year.
- Best-value cities
1. Lisbon £224.76
2. Vilnius £225.01
3. Krakow £250.91
4. Athens £262.22
5. Riga £284.99
6. Porto £325.30
7. Zagreb £329.72
8. Budapest £330.53
9. Warsaw £330.95
10. Lille £332.11
It includes state-of-the-art security features and brand-new artwork that highlights Canada’s diverse landscapes and people throughout the four seasons.
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