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City Dishes Inwood Library Details, Espaillat Sees a ‘Trojan Horse’

The city announced its selection of developers for the Inwood library site on Tuesday, two weeks before Community Board 12 will vote on the Inwood rezoning.

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Riders Want City to Speed Up New Technology for Buses

Advocates says City Hall, the governor’s office and the MTA should look to cities across the country and in other countries for technological advances that could make buses reliable.

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While Subways Get the Spotlight, Bus Riders’ Frustration Grows as Numbers Dwindle

Pols don’t pose at bus stops like they do at subway stations. There isn’t an action plan for the bus system or as much information about the number of delays…

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Pols Tell Mayor They’re Concerned About Clean Water Moves

While praising many aspects of the de Blasio administration’s approach to cleaning up the city’s polluted waterways, 20 City Councilmembers tell the mayor they represent ‘ groups and constituents who…

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Project Renewal Celebrates Renovations and Renaming of Historic Supportive Housing Near Times Square

New York City homeless services nonprofit Project Renewal hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its 307-unit supportive housing building at 351 West 42 nd Street in Manhattan, to…

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NYC-Based Immigrant Arts Coalition Criticizes USCIS Decision to Remove “Nation of immigrants” from Mission Statement in Letter to President Donald Trump

‘We urge your administration to commit to protect and preserve the rights of those who seek refuge and opportunity in our country, starting by imploring that the USCIS ensures its…

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City Dishes Inwood Library Details, Espaillat Sees a ‘Trojan Horse’

Riders Want City to Speed Up New Technology for Buses

While Subways Get the Spotlight, Bus Riders’ Frustration Grows as Numbers Dwindle

Pols Tell Mayor They’re Concerned About Clean Water Moves

Project Renewal Celebrates Renovations and Renaming of Historic Supportive Housing Near Times Square

NYC-Based Immigrant Arts Coalition Criticizes USCIS Decision to Remove “Nation of immigrants” from Mission Statement in Letter to President Donald Trump

New York City-Based Arts, Cultural Organizations Launch Coalition Supporting Immigrant Arts

Maybe NYCHA Gets More State Aid Because it is Really, Really Big

Southern Boulevard Photo Essay

Council To Hear Jerome Ave Stakeholders on Rezoning

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