Ivan Lajara

Daily Freeman Life Editor Ivan Lajara talks about journalism, living in the Hudson Valley, language, the Web, cats and even politics. But he shouldn't.

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Tuesday, November 23, 2010

NYPIRG's 'Trouble in Toyland' 2010

NYPIRG's Trouble in Toyland 2010

Posted by Ivan at 10:16 PM

Labels: 2010, NYPIRG, Trouble in toyland

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