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CHILDREN'S WELFARE CRUSADE

Nonprofits from around the city are hustling to get their applications ready for the city’s new foster care system.

YOUTH PROGRAMS IN CROSSFIRE OF GIULIANI-COUNCIL WAR

The City Council has passed a budget that funds all sorts of social services. But the Mayor is allowed to overrule those line items, and he just might.

Justice

PRIVATE DOUBTS, PUBLIC WORKS

A massive transportation infrastructure project can be done more cheaply with government workers, a Transit Authority manager contends.

Justice

INS & OUTS: LILLIAM'S WAY, MAYBERRY PICKED

Coming and goings in the government and nonprofit world.

Economy

CITY WORKERS LOSE LAYOFF PROTECTION ON JUNE 30TH

A provision to keep city workers from being laid-off ends in 30 days, and job cuts are already in the works.

ARTS and CULTURE

HANGING GARDENS

A transfer of authority from one city agency to another puts the future of hundreds of community gardens in doubt.

Economy

INS AND OUTS: LET'S GET FISCAL, CECE RIDES

Comings and goings in the nonprofit and government worlds.

Justice

WINCE FOSTER

State regulations require the city foster care agency to allow parents and children to build a plan to reunite, but few are afforded the chance.

Government

Woe Houses

Leaky roofs and shoddy construction have created huge headaches for New York City Housing Partnership homeowners in Brooklyn and the Bronx. Now they’ve started a revolt, and the city may…

Economy

BATTLING HEALTH UNIONS BURY THE HATCHET WITH PACT

A nurse job-training initiative signals the end of a long-running animosity between two of New York City’s strongest health-care unions.

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