23 Jun 2003 Uncategorized EITC REVISIONS The IRS has dropped key parts of its controversial proposal to force people claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit to pre-certify. ByM. Kenny1 minRead time
23 Jun 2003 Economy SMALL PROCUREMENT The feds aren’t meeting their mandates on giving contracts to small businesses instead of big corporations. ByM. Kenny0 minRead time
16 Jun 2003 Uncategorized MONEY FOR WORK Governor Pataki has loosened his grip on $25 million in TANF money slated for summer youth jobs programs. ByM. Kenny1 minRead time
09 Jun 2003 Economy Housing and Homelessness NYCHA NYCHA APRENTICESHIPS The New York City Housing Authority has agreed to enforce federal and local mandates requiring its contractors to hire public housing residents. ByM. Kenny1 minRead time
09 Jun 2003 Uncategorized CLEAN ENGINES NYC leads the nation in pollution from “non-road” diesel emissions, but the feds are finally moving to limit them. ByM. Kenny1 minRead time
09 Jun 2003 Uncategorized LEAD IN THE WALLS Thirty-seven percent of buildings tested in Bed-Stuy contain hazardous amounts of lead. ByM. Kenny0 minRead time
02 Jun 2003 Uncategorized THE HUNT FOR MONEY City Project is looking for money–for both the city’s budget gap and the 20-year-old watchdog group’s own cash flow problems. ByM. Kenny1 minRead time
02 Jun 2003 Economy NO DEMAND The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation has cancelled its primary job training program. ByM. Kenny0 minRead time
02 Jun 2003 Uncategorized BACK AGAIN Former state Senator Israel Ruiz, Jr. is trying again for the 14th District City Council seat in the Bronx. ByM. Kenny1 minRead time
02 Jun 2003 Economy CYBER GIVING SNAG The company that handles donations made through Network for Good suddenly went out of business Monday. ByM. Kenny0 minRead time
