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2022 primary

In Bronx Senate Race, Democrats Unite in Opposition to New Affordable Housing 

The three Democratic candidates in the 34th Senate District find common ground in opposing a proposed supportive housing site for critically ill former Rikers detainees on the campus of Jacobi Hospital, and a 314-unit apartment complex planned for vacant lots along the Bruckner Expressway. 

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Multas a los vendedores ambulantes aumentaron durante el primer año del DCWP

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In Bronx Senate Race, Democrats Unite in Opposition to New Affordable Housing 

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City’s Heat-Vulnerable Neighborhoods Need More Cooling Centers, Comptroller Says

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