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Making sure students have laptops is important. But teachers and parents say access to WiFi, guides for how to navigate online learning, a clearer set of goals and new emotional…

ByJonathan Gomez 0Comments

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Mar 2020

Opinion

Opinion: Two RGB Members Agree with Mayor—NYC Needs a Rent Freeze Now

‘New Yorkers who live in rent-regulated units, the vast majority of whom have only low or moderate incomes, must be protected from the destructive financial impact of the coronavirus.’

ByLeah Goodridge

BySheila Garcia 8Comments

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Mar 2020

Uncategorized

Sistema de transporte en situación ‘crítica’ por crisis del COVID-19

Las penurias de la MTA van más allá de la pérdida de usuarios y dinero procedente de las tarifas de viaje. Sus otras fuentes de ingreso – que incluyen peajes,…

ByJeanmarie Evelly 0Comments

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Mar 2020

Opinion

Opinion: Density is not Why NYC is the Coronavirus Epicenter

‘The future of our country and planet will be won or lost in our cities. We must defend them during this outbreak and we must center them in our social…

ByPeter Harrison 2Comments

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Mar 2020

Housing and Homelessness

Online Learning Means New Barriers for NYC’s Homeless Students

Online learning is a challenge for many students and their families. For the thousands of kids living in homeless shelters, the obstacles are even higher.

ByDavid Brand 0Comments

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Mar 2020

Uncategorized

Volunteer Group Forms to Help Queens’ Nepalese Community During Pandemic

The group, which started on Facebook, helps connect volunteers with those in need of things like groceries and medicine. ‘We are really overwhelmed with these calls,’ one member said.

ByAnuz Thapa 1Comment

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Mar 2020

Government

Nursing Home Lockdown Creates Unique Problems for Seniors and Families

Nursing homes across New York City and around the country have been restricting visitors and in many cases banning anyone that is not essential staff from entering the building altogether.…

ByAngely Mercado 3Comments

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Mar 2020

Podcasts

New York City’s Hospitals, Teachers and Children Facing a Harsh Test

‘We need to keep our eye on one thing and one thing only and that’s the hospitals. That’s the battlefield.’

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Mar 2020

Opinion

Opinion: How to Fix the COVID Housing Crisis

‘Cuomo must now deepen the social contract he spoke so eloquently about, and cancel rents during the coronavirus pandemic and pass the HSS bill for the tenants of New York…

ByJason Wu 3Comments

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Mar 2020

Housing and Homelessness

Several Proposals Circulate for Giving Relief to Tenants Crushed by COVID-19

Among the ideas: allowing tenants to tap into security deposits, creating a $10 billion relief fund, and cancelling three months’ worth of rent and mortgage payments.

BySadef Ali Kully 1Comment

It’s More Than Machines: The Emerging Concerns About NYC’s Online Learning

Opinion: Two RGB Members Agree with Mayor—NYC Needs a Rent Freeze Now

Sistema de transporte en situación ‘crítica’ por crisis del COVID-19

Opinion: Density is not Why NYC is the Coronavirus Epicenter

Online Learning Means New Barriers for NYC’s Homeless Students

Volunteer Group Forms to Help Queens’ Nepalese Community During Pandemic

Nursing Home Lockdown Creates Unique Problems for Seniors and Families

New York City’s Hospitals, Teachers and Children Facing a Harsh Test

Opinion: How to Fix the COVID Housing Crisis

Several Proposals Circulate for Giving Relief to Tenants Crushed by COVID-19

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