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A protest at City Hall in October called for more disclosures by NYCHA on potential development sites.
Residents in Brooklyn want to know how much money will be generated from planned development on NYCHA land. Their counterparts in Manhattan want to know the other sites where the authority might seek to build.
Comments on the draft scope for the environmental impact study of the de Blasio administration’s planned rezoning are due November 7.
We asked a class of journalism students students to identify what they feel is the most important issue in the election next Tuesday. Here are their (almost completely unfiltered) views.
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