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Will City’s Water Board Explore a New Stormwater Fee?

After years of pressure from advocates, the Water Board indicated this spring a new interest in rejiggering water fees to account for the cost of stormwater. Will that be part…

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Workmen’s Circle and Gratz College Announce Partnership to Create For-Credit College Yiddish Language Instruction Program

The partnership addresses a resurgence of interest in learning the ‘language of the old country.’

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Women’s City Club Elects New Leadership at 102nd Annual Meeting

The new leadership comes as WCC moves to broaden its reach and become more inclusive to reach more women in New York, particularly those who are seeking access and opportunities…

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Sensing ‘Single Payer’ is Possible, a Call to Include Long-Term Care

‘To be truly universal, the system must also include a new long-term care benefit that meets the needs of older adults and people with disabilities.’

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City’s Radio Message: ‘Let People Know: Guns Have Consequences’

The de Blasio administration is trying to defuse summer violence in a number of ways. One is by braiding anti-gun messaging with themes of identity and empowerment.

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Your Chance to Comment on Proposed Rules for Program Targeting Problem Landlords

The city is proposing regulations for the pilot certificate of no harassment program. You have about a month to lodge your comments.

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City Launches Online Tracking Tool for Rezoning Commitments

There will be new tabs added to this tracker before the mayor is done, but it’s not easy to say how many.

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Women’s City Club of New York Receives Nearly $50,000 in Grants to Support New York City Communities

The grants are from the Sy Syms Foundation to support the Citywide Guides to Services and Resources; FPWA (Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies) to support WCC’s civic engagement initiatives; and…

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UrbanNerd: As Fiscal ’19 Begins, a Breakdown of Agency Budgets

Have you made your New (Fiscal) Year resolutions yet?

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CITIZENS HOUSING & PLANNING COUNCIL STUDY FINDS SIGNIFICANT QUALITY-OF-LIFE IMPROVEMENTS IN NYCHA PILOT PROJECT TRANSITIONING SIX SECTION 8 BUILDINGS TO PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP

NEW YORK, NY– Citizens Housing & Planning Council (CHPC) today released an interim study examining an innovative New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) pilot program that transferred management of six…

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