The annual ritual of festooning the lampposts of Brooklyn with political posters is threatened by an energized Sanitation Department–and political outsiders feel the pain.
A fire in Bed-Stuy that killed a 13-year-old girl was the direct result of a housing department policy to ignore grievous violations if the inspector can’t look around.
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