Mary Cunningham
NYCDEC held a “Summer of Offshore Wind,” event series inside the Staten Island Ferry terminal to educate and engage Staten Island residents as the borough emerges as a hub for the industry.
With three large-scale waterfront industrial properties—Arthur Kill Terminal, Staten Island Marine Terminal, and Rossville Municipal Site—under consideration for offshore wind development, thousands of jobs could soon be washing up on Staten Island’s shores.
“The time is now. We cannot ignore the gun violence epidemic that disproportionately affects Black and Brown children. It is our moral obligation to fight for their safety, well-being, and equal opportunity.”
El programa piloto de la ciudad llamado Promise NYC, que cubre hasta $700 por semana en cuidado infantil para niños indocumentados con padres de bajos ingresos durante la segunda mitad de 2023, continuará y se ampliará en el presupuesto de la ciudad para el próximo año fiscal.
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