The activists, laborers and hippies who’ve made abandoned buildings into viable homes were the scourge of City Hall. Now Loisaida’s last outlaws have become government-sponsored homeowners.
The Board of Ed is backing off its 36-year-old pledge to provide special schools for teenage moms, but placing them back in regular schools delivers its own problems.
New York’s collection of livable neighborhoods should attract businesses looking for places that make their workers happy, but you wouldn’t know that if you listened to city officials.
