If, by chance, you were idly wondering what Elizabeth Hurley, Heather Locklear and Miss USA 1999 might have to contribute to the struggle for community change, listen up.
Closing community dental clinics was supposed to mean that poor families would simply go to other facilities for free care. Somewhere along the line, that message has been lost.
The latest front in the war against predatory lenders is the green lawns of Long Island, as busloads of ACORN protesters picket the homes of banking execs.
The city Department of Housing Preservation and Development’s brand new computer system is down, and that means heat and hot water complaints are harder to access in court.
As banks reinvent themselves with mega-mergers, community developers worry what the new financial order will bring. Could the fall of neighborhood banks bring neighborhoods down, too?
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