Uncategorized NEW ERA RECYCLING Don’t throw out your old computers. The City Council considers new bills on electronic recycling.
Uncategorized SCIENCE PROJECT East Brooklyn parents and teachers are gearing up for a rally this week to boost local schools and demand better science education.
Uncategorized BIG CHANGES IN CHILD CARE: CITY HOPES TO REGULATE INFORMAL PROVIDERS The city has come to rely on a web of informal caregivers to serve low-income families. Now it wants to get them licensed.
Uncategorized REMEMBERING LEROY WHITFIELD City Limits honors a contributor and friend, AIDS activist LeRoy Whitfield.
Uncategorized ARTY PARTY Seedco and Henry Street Settlement recruit wannabe dancers, designers and other creative types for a new program focused on careers in the arts. Here’s a look at its first open…
Uncategorized HEALTHY HOMES HOLDOUT Housing meeting erupts as tenants demand hearing for slumlord accountability bill.
Uncategorized WAGE-ING WAR: WORKERS GET MORE HELP FROM STATE The Department of Labor has gotten better at recouping lost wages. But advocates say the process still takes far too long.
Uncategorized BUILDING BUCKS City announces recipients of Low Income Housing Tax Credit awards. Who’s building what–and where?
