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An innovative group helps women immigrants find a powerful voice through fiction and poetry.

Comings and goings in the nonprofit and government worlds.

With fake bids, protesters derailed last week’s city auction of community gardens.

For years the city’s plan for producing affordable homes has been suburban-style housing built by a few favored agencies. That may soon change.

Croweded juvenile lock-up means millions of dollars in overtime pay and increased staffing.

A new neighborhood-by-neighborhood assessment of all of New York City finds some South Bronx communities lagging in a number of key categories.

Pressue from a judge on the city’s housing commish may be the key to finally prodding the city to write a new lead-paint protection law.

Contractors cracked the foundation of a Lower East Side apartment building abutting their worksite, causing the building to be evacuated.

Hirings and firings in the nonprofit and government worlds.

Low-income housing is a crime issue–according to attention-starved housing commish Richard Roberts.

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