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Peter Winslow

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As seen in: The Philadelphia Inquirer, Chicago Sun-Times, London Review of Books, The Connecticut Mirror, Belt Magazine, C.H.Beck - Verlag C.H.Beck GmbH & Co. KG, South Side Weekly, Austin Weekly News, Forest Park Review, Illinois Answers Project
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Writer | Investigations intern @Bettergov | Words @Suntimes @publicintegrity @energynews_US @southsideweekly @belt_magazine @AustinWeeklyChi | @Medillschool alum | OSINT noob

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How Puerto Rico's banned coal ash winds up in rural Georgia | Energy News Network

How Puerto Rico's banned coal ash winds up in rural Georgia | Energy News Network

After Puerto Rico banned coal ash storage, the toxic waste from its coal plant is being quietly shipped throu…

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Pan De Vida full-time food distribution hub to open in Little Village in the first half of 2022

Pan De Vida full-time food distribution hub to open in Little Village in the first half of 2022

Story about the New Life Centers' Little Village food distribution center transitioning from feeding approxim…

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City Announces $1 Billion for Affordable Housing Development - South Side Weekly

City Announces $1 Billion for Affordable Housing Development - South Side Weekly

On Monday, Mayor Lori Lightfoot and the Chicago Department of Housing (DOH) announced that the city's afforda…

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Social Security Backlogs Leave Unhoused Populations Vulnerable - South Side Weekly

Social Security Backlogs Leave Unhoused Populations Vulnerable - South Side Weekly

For the past six months, Michelle Thomas, a youth case manager at The Night Ministry has been trying to get a…

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Activists Say Fight Against City's Largest Warehouse Is Not Over - South Side Weekly

Activists Say Fight Against City's Largest Warehouse Is Not Over - South Side Weekly

Target Corp. and Hilco Redevelopment Partners hosted a private ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 27 to mark the…

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SLCC hosts panel to assess revised One Central proposal; details vague

SLCC hosts panel to assess revised One Central proposal; details vague

The South Loop Concerned Coalition (SLCC) recently convened a panel of experts to analyze a revised One Centr…

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A single word is putting CT homes at risk

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By Peter Winslow
| The Connecticut Mirror
A single word in Connecticut’s building code may be putting lives at risk. Right now, the rules governing how furnaces and water heaters are vented allow installers to follow manufacturer instructions or use a certified safety standard. That small word — “or” — has created a loophole permitting the use of cheap plastic piping never designed to carry dangerous exhaust gases.
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Philadelphia's pension gamble could torpedo the city's tax cuts; More than $1 billion of the pension fund sits in private equity

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By Stan Shapiro, Peter Winslow
ABSTRACT Philadelphia recently passed a business tax cut package based on one critical assumption: The city's pension fund will reach full funding by 2033. Some observers, including we the authors, believe these tax cuts wrongly benefit large corporations instead of ordinary citizens. But regardless of how tax cuts are structured in the coming decade, any revenue-cutting initiative faces a huge hurdle.
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Philadelphia’s $1 billion pension gamble could torpedo the city’s tax cuts

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By Stan Shapiro, Peter Winslow
| The Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia recently passed a business tax cut package based on one critical assumption: . Some observers, including we the authors, believe these tax cuts wrongly benefit large corporations instead of ordinary citizens. But regardless of how tax cuts are structured in the coming decade, any revenue-cutting initiative faces a huge hurdle. The challenge is this: More than $1 billion of the pension fund sits in private equity — an investment industry that is experiencing a meltdown.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

News Intern at Evanston RoundTable

What's your favorite social network?

Twitter

Why did you become a journalist?

To make an impact

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Apex Award

2021

For press coverage of COVID-19 related issues

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