Bronx
WATERFRONT NABES URGE FEDS TO TRASH WASTE-FUL MERGER
Glenn Thrush |
A coalition of outer-boro neighborhood groups is hoping to block the merger of two giant national waste-hauling companies, saying the move would overwhelm the city.
Neighborhoods
INCREASE MAY COME FOR AFTER-SCHOOL AID, BY GEORGE (SOROS)
Glenn Thrush |
New York City after-school programs are slated to recieve millions from the billionaire.
Bill Clinton
City Lit: They Were Kings
Glenn Thrush |
A book review of Pillar of Fire: America in the King Years, 1963-65, by Taylor Branch, Simon & Schuster, 1998, 746 pages, $30.
Bronx
HOUSING COMMISH PLOTS CHANGES IN HOMEOWNERSHIP PLAN
Glenn Thrush |
For years the city’s plan for producing affordable homes has been suburban-style housing built by a few favored agencies. That may soon change.
WILL ROBERTS GET THE LEAD OUT?
Glenn Thrush |
Pressue from a judge on the city’s housing commish may be the key to finally prodding the city to write a new lead-paint protection law.
Rudy Giuliani
RICHARD'S REALITY
Glenn Thrush |
Low-income housing is a crime issue–according to attention-starved housing commish Richard Roberts.
Citywide
The Adventures of LiberAL
Glenn Thrush |
Faster than a speeding bullet, Al D’Amato is making new friends. Among liberals. But this is no secret identity crisis: it’s reelection time.
Center for an Urban Future
INS AND OUTS: WHITE CURTAINS. NAUER IN POWER.
Glenn Thrush |
City Limits’ long-time editor Andrew White is leaving the magazine.
