Jennifer Gonnerman

Kids In Detention: Four. State Employees to Watch Them: 129?

​An upstate juvenile detention facility has 129 employees working -- with some doing overtime -- even though the place is slated to be closed and there are almost no boys remaining who are locked up there. In fact, the number of boys is down to four. Why do four troubled kids need so many st ... More >>

Looking Back: The Voice on 9/11

​The September 11, 2001 issue of the Village Voice was delayed so that some relevant material could be inserted. Alisa Solomon, who had spent much of the previous month in Israel, where terror bombings were more common, gave a firsthand report on the World Trade Center attacks. She had been do ... More >>

Reprint: City of Ghosts

100 minutes of tragedy that will haunt us all

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Tales of the City

The 'Voice' bags the bad guys

2001

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Voice's Jennifer Gonnerman Named Finalist for National Book Award

Draft Kerry!

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Lost Time

Freedom's just another word for power-mad parole officers

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Free to Be Deported

Melita Oliveira Got Clemency. Now the INS Wants to Ship Her to Peru.

Mixed Bag

Prisoners' Relatives Assess Pataki's Drug Law Reform Plan

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A Girl's World

Young Tackle Issues From Playing Fields To Sexual Atrocities

Going After Globalization

Feminists Trade Strategies for a Woman-Friendly World Economy

Beating the Backlash

A U.S. Negotiator Details the Fight to Expand Feminist Gains at the UN’s Special Session on Women

Rewiring the World

Technology Sparks Debate at Beijing+5

Worldwide Women

Beijing+5 Looks at the Global State of Women’s Rights

Happy Trails

A Tale of Intrepid Austrian Meats—and a Goodbye

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Hemp and Circumstance

Family Day Values Uproot the Weed in Washington Square