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The Disenfranchisement of Ex-Felons by Elizabeth A. Hull; Temple University Press, $19.95.

Lawsuit demands better access to low-cost phone service.

Going online at the public library? Now you may need a library card—and for that you’ll need an address.

Advocates gather to mourn homeless who died last year, and push for more information.

Manufacturing businesses in Greenpoint-Williamsburg will receive $4 million in aid.

Residents attempt to untangle a complicated web of responsibility that has left their homes in jeopardy.

The mayor’s housing plan offers new tools for retaining affordable units.

Lawsuit accuses city and state of neglecting disabled teen.

Speaker proposes new legislation to boost the quality of housing for formerly homeless.

Many of the families that fled Katrina have already found new apartments in New York. But dozens more are still hunting for homes.

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