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He said the early morning city news had announced the major banks would again be closed for the day.

City News still gets far more applicants than it can hire.

He became metropolitan editor in 1993 after two years as deputy for city news.

Until now, Hewitt had managed to avoid the city news media.

He was a City news editor and worked on the home news desk.

She cared little for foreign affairs and sports, but the city news fascinated her.

He soon became sub-editor with responsibility for the student, magazine and city news pages.

But the tenant, City News, says that censorship is at the heart of the matter.

The Daily City News was started in the fall of 1880.

She has also covered the magazine industry for the business section and city news for Metro.

After the commercials there was the top of the loyal city news, and Hannah came forward in her wheelchair.

"All you have to do is look at the New York City news," he said.

The water system is being improved, and they have started serving espresso at City News.

City News might refer to one of the following:

In a steady voice, he called the number of the City News Association.

In late 2003 it began developing its network approach to online news, adding the first 25 city news sites.

The wire service has had several names over the years, including City News Bureau.

He then went to work for City News Service in Chicago.

But late last night, reporters at the City News Bureau said they were preparing their own story.

He also worked at the City News Bureau of Chicago.

Since 2005, he has served as editor of the Central City News, a community weekly newspaper.

He went to his desk, dialed the City News Bureau.

But for all the changes in technology and the news business, City News has, oddly enough, stayed largely the same.

She covered local Henderson and Boulder City news for the newspapers.