Heroes and Villains of 2013: Hall of Heroes
The very best people, places, things, and ideas that had an influence on the city in 2013.

The very best people, places, things, and ideas that had an influence on the city in 2013.
The very worst people, places, things, and ideas that had an influence on the city in 2013.
Nominated for: letting pandering trump policy.
Nominated for: providing a public service, even when they got insulted for their efforts.
Nominated for: his constant enabling.
Nominated for: shifting responsibility for neglect onto TCHC tenants.
Nominated for: his one-network approach to sports coverage.
Nominated for: building and tearing down with no sense of proportion.
Nominated for: ruining homes, belongings, holidays, and peace of mind.
Nominated for: defunding the Rhubarb Festival.
Nominated for: trying to use public space for private interests.
Nominated for: predictable, avoidable tragedies.
Nominated for: challenging our intestinal fortitude.
Nominated for: sending women writers "down the hall."
Nominated for: jeopardizing a criminal case for the sake of some homophobic joking.
Nominated for: wanting her monkey back.
Nominated for: making comedy matter.
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