Sajan P. Kuriakos, Author at City Limits

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Thanks to term limits, scads of city offices will be up for grabs this fall–but that doesn’t mean your favorite neighborhood progressive candidate is a shoo-in. Three political kingmakers give…

BySajan P. Kuriakos 18 minRead time

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Jan 2001

Uncategorized

Buildings Department Burnout

A Queens building that burned to the ground in a catastrophic fire in early December was the site of extensive renovations that were being done without proper permits from the…

BySajan P. Kuriakos 4 minRead time

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Dec 2000

Uncategorized

BUILDINGS BLUNDER AT SITE OF MASSIVE QUEENS BLAZE

Records show that extensive work was being done without permits at 153-01 Northern Boulevard, where a massive fire erupted several weeks ago.

BySajan P. Kuriakos 4 minRead time

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Dec 2000

Uncategorized

Tally No

Census 2000 was supposed to make up for a decade-old miscount of New York’s homeless. Instead, snafus and incompetence may deprive the city of billions.

BySajan P. Kuriakos 6 minRead time

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Sep 2000

Government

CUOMO IN BOND-AGE

A Housing and Urban Development community outreach program has morphed into a battleground between Secretary Andrew Cuomo and the GOP.

BySajan P. Kuriakos 3 minRead time

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Sep 2000

Uncategorized

No Contest

Western Queens faced the unthinkable: a contested primary for Congress. How the borough’s political leaders made sure it didn’t happen.

BySajan P. Kuriakos 15 minRead time

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Sep 2000

Uncategorized

Mind the Gap

New York’s income gap continues to widen.

BySajan P. Kuriakos 3 minRead time

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Aug 2000

Uncategorized

WFP V. GOP

If the state Republican Party has its way, the Working Families Party won’t be around to cause trouble in this fall’s election.

BySajan P. Kuriakos 2 minRead time

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Jul 2000

Justice

FOSTERING DISCORD

A harsh letter to the editor ends a potential relationship between the city’s Administration for Children Services and an parental advisory committee.

BySajan P. Kuriakos 2 minRead time

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Jul 2000

Uncategorized

Power Outrage

The deregulation of New York’s power industry is making electric bills as freewheeling as the Nasdaq. Instead of taking a promised dive, prices are heading higher than the mercury.

BySajan P. Kuriakos 15 minRead time

Sajan P. Kuriakos

Metropolitan Operatives

Buildings Department Burnout

BUILDINGS BLUNDER AT SITE OF MASSIVE QUEENS BLAZE

Tally No

CUOMO IN BOND-AGE

No Contest

Mind the Gap

WFP V. GOP

FOSTERING DISCORD

Power Outrage

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