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Mayor Michael Bloomberg unveiled a new Web site Thursday that will allow residents to keep track of the city?s agencies. The site, called Citywide Performance Reporting (CPR), provides information on

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New Web site helps keep city agencies in check

Mayor Michael Bloomberg unveiled a new Web site Thursday that will allow residents to keep track of the city?s agencies. The site, called Citywide Performance Reporting (CPR), provides information on

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