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Mayor de Blasio visits a senior center.
The fact that New York City’s future will be grayer doesn’t mean the city will look a massive old-age home. But there will be significant impacts and challenges.
Plus … who exactly are ‘the Dreamers’?
Plus a City Council hearing on seniors in NYCHA.
From our 2017 election coverage partners: De Blasio rode into power promising the most transparent administration in the city’s history, but his nearly four years in office have been marked by continuing questions and controversies over both his administration’s opaqueness and ethics.
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