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The legislature passed a law allowing workers to place a lien on owners’ personal property to prevent them from absconding with cash and starting fresh without making court-mandated payments to…

ByNeil deMause 11 minRead time

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Nov 2019

Opinion

Opinion: If Council Passes Homeless Set-Aside Law, De Blasio Should Veto It

‘It’s counterproductive to tie the hands of the City’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), an agency already stretched to the limit as they attempt to deal with an…

ByRafael E. Cestero 8 minRead time

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Nov 2019

Housing and Homelessness

La salud pública es el enfoque del grupo de trabajo en la rezonificación de la avenida Jerome

Los residentes del Bronx tuvieron la oportunidad de compartir sus opiniones sobre las preocupaciones que deben abordarse para mejorar la salud general de los miembros de su comunidad.

BySadef Ali Kully 18 minRead time

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Nov 2019

Government

‘What Are Those Questions?’ Hispanic Voters Say They Lacked Information at the Polls

‘I was clear that I would be voting for the Public Advocate and the Queens District Attorney, but I did not know that there would be all these strange questions…

ByEdwin Martínez for El Diario 4 minRead time

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Nov 2019

Education Video

Voices of NY Video: Keeping the Irish Language Alive … in Manhattan

In New York’s Greenwich Village, there is a home for Irish culture and the Irish language.

ByMerel Saarloos

ByLuke Murphy 1 minRead time

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Nov 2019

Opinion

Opinion: The 2020 Election Season is Underway, and Jamaal Bowman’s Bid Deserves Attention

‘The outcome will further test how much traditional politics still holds sway.’

ByFred Smith 5 minRead time

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Nov 2019

Opinion

Opinion: Traditional Dairy Products Are on the Decline. That’s Good News.

‘The rapid growth of the plant-based dairy alternative market can be credited to these health and environmental motives, among others.’

ByEric Adams 7 minRead time

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Nov 2019

ARTS and CULTURE Housing and Homelessness Opinion

Books: When Gentrification Came to Greenpoint

In an excerpt from a new book, Newcomers: Gentrification and Its Discontents, an up-close look at one tenant-landlord dispute shows what’s really happening around the city.

ByMatthew Schuerman 21 minRead time

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Nov 2019

Housing and Homelessness NYCHA

State Finally Releases $450 Million Promised to NYCHA

The state money will go towards elevator and boiler replacements, but those projects won’t be completed for at least another three years.

ByHarry DiPrinzio 7 minRead time

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Nov 2019

Economy Government

Ydanis Rodriguez Says He Wants to Make NYC Transit Free for Working Class Residents

‘There’s a whole movement nationwide to make transportation free. I will be leading that initiative,’ Rodriguez said Wednesday during a press conference about the planned expansion of Fair Fares, an…

ByJeanmarie Evelly 6 minRead time

Project Largo Administrator

Workers Await Gov’s Action to Make Wage-Theft Deadbeats Pay

Opinion: If Council Passes Homeless Set-Aside Law, De Blasio Should Veto It

La salud pública es el enfoque del grupo de trabajo en la rezonificación de la avenida Jerome

‘What Are Those Questions?’ Hispanic Voters Say They Lacked Information at the Polls

Voices of NY Video: Keeping the Irish Language Alive … in Manhattan

Opinion: The 2020 Election Season is Underway, and Jamaal Bowman’s Bid Deserves Attention

Opinion: Traditional Dairy Products Are on the Decline. That’s Good News.

Books: When Gentrification Came to Greenpoint

State Finally Releases $450 Million Promised to NYCHA

Ydanis Rodriguez Says He Wants to Make NYC Transit Free for Working Class Residents

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