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Not your father’s farm
Mahon, Joe
- In:
Fedgazette
(
2009
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May
,
pp. 12-13
District farms are getting smaller and bigger at the same time.
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Recyclical demand
Mahon, Joe
- In:
Fedgazette
(
2009
)
Mar
,
pp. 9-11
Prices have fallen sharply for recyclables, but there's still a viable scrap market in the district.
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Home to roost
Mahon, Joe
- In:
Fedgazette
(
2009
)
Jan
,
pp. 10-11
As the housing mortgage industry reevaluates creditworthiness, some players and markets are shrinking, while others see opportunity.
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Common descent
Mahon, Joe
- In:
Fedgazette
(
2008
)
Jul
,
pp. 16-17
Flight delays common at large airports also afflict regional airports in the district.
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Tracking “fringe banking”
Mahon, Joe
- In:
Fedgazette
(
2008
)
Sep
,
pp. 18-19
The location of alternative financial services in the district shows that they serve a distinct market
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The second garage
Mahon, Joe
- In:
Fedgazette
(
2008
)
Nov
,
pp. 11-12
Robust growth in self-storage space has slowed, but the district outlook calls for further expansion.
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Store clearance
Mahon, Joe
- In:
Fedgazette
(
2008
)
May
,
pp. 14-16
Retail vacancy rates are up in the district, especially for strip malls.
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Is there an animal doctor in the house?
Mahon, Joe
- In:
Fedgazette
(
2008
)
Mar
,
pp. 10-13
The field of veterinary medicine is evolving, and a labor battle is brewing
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Room at the silo, after all
Mahon, Joe
- In:
Fedgazette
(
2008
)
Mar
,
pp. 18-19
Defying expectations, a storage crunch failed to materialize at district elevators last fall.
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Send more nurses, stat!
Mahon, Joe
- In:
Fedgazette
(
2008
)
Jan
,
pp. 13-14
Despite rising wages, nurses are likely to remain scarce in many parts of the Ninth District.
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