Uncategorized Wireless Access:It Takes A Village One entrepreneur isn’t waiting for the city to give residents the walkabout web.
Uncategorized DAWN FOR MANUFACTURERS AT SUNSET PARK summary summary summary summary summary summary summary summary summary summary summary summary summary summary summary summary summary summary
Uncategorized EXTREME MAKEOVER:PRE-LANDFILL EDITION Two green ventures aim to turn unwanted structural fixtures into the building blocks of city homes and offices.
Uncategorized FAIR-LY BORING Those summer street fairs add up to a whole lot of wasted opportunity, says a new study from City Limits’ sister policy institute.
Uncategorized BATTERY PARK CHARGES HOUSING Battery Park City Authority turns over millions for affordable housing.
Uncategorized DEMANDING AN ACADEMIC ETHOS:STUDENTS CRITIQUE COP PRESENCE Two youth groups agitate for more involvement in school safety matters this coming school year.
Uncategorized HESS VS. HOMELESSNESS:CHAT WITH DHS COMMISH A Q&A with Robert Hess, a few months into his new job, about past experiences and future plans.
Uncategorized THEY WILL NOT BE MOVED:RULING SHIELDS SECTION 8'S Hollis residents have been struggling publicly with their landlord, but it looks like a controversial tax abatement program will save their subsidized set-up.
Uncategorized THE CITY'S LATESTHIRINGS AND RETIRINGS Comings and goings at City Hall, DOE, Brooklyn YWCA and elsewhere.
Uncategorized WATCHING THE COLLECTORS:DEBTOR PROTECTION IN WORKS City Council Finance Committee Chair David Weprin wants to come to the rescue of tormented lower-income New Yorkers — and himself.
