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Marilyn Gelber

CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

Next Mayor Must Embrace Philanthropy

By Marilyn Gelber | November 1, 2013

Neither Joe Lhota nor Bill de Blasio will write the kind of personal checks that Mayor Bloomberg did. But that doesn’t mean they can afford to ignore this important sector.

CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

Two Sides of the Green Story

By Marilyn Gelber | March 16, 2012

The environmental progress New York City—and Brooklyn especially—have made reflects federal legislation and local infrastructure. But it’s also been a story of community groups working to make their neighborhoods healthier.

CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

Brooklyn's Got Change. Now It Needs Progress.

By Marilyn Gelber | February 16, 2012

Detailed data confirm that today’s Brooklyn is different. An inclusive civic infrastructure is what’s needed to turn mere change into real progress.

Brooklyn

Time for Brooklyn (and its Fans) to Go Beyond the Brand

By Marilyn Gelber | January 6, 2012

While others have Paris and Rome, we’ll always have Brooklyn. But justifiable pride of place should not make us reluctant to look deeper and examine serious challenges to Brooklyn’s well being.

CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

Brooklyn's Boom Leaves Many Behind

By Marilyn Gelber | March 7, 2011

The director of Brooklyn’s leading foundation writes that the borough’s indisputable successes bring an obligation to look out for those whom recent changes haven’t favored.

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