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As Max & Murphy discuss in their latest issue brief, health has rarely been a big topic on the campaign trail but often had a defining effect upon mayors.

ByJarrett Murphy 2Comments

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Mar 2021

Education Government

Let NYC High Schoolers Who ‘Age Out’ This Year Return Next Fall: Advocates

The state urged local school districts last year to allow students to continue their studies even after they turn 21, to make up for academic losses during the pandemic. The…

ByJeanmarie Evelly 3Comments

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Mar 2021

Government Housing and Homelessness News

Mayor’s New Order Could Put Gowanus Rezoning Lawsuit in Jeopardy

Mayor de Blasio issued an executive order this week suspending in-person meeting requirements during the public land use review — a main point of contention for critics of the Gowanus…

BySadef Ali Kully 0Comments

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Mar 2021

Economy Health Podcasts

COVID-19’s Unrelenting Impact on Hunger in New York City

A top nutrition advocate says the pandemic exacerbated a significant hunger crisis in the city. And a year later, it is still exacerbating it—although the federal stimulus package will deliver…

ByJarrett Murphy 2Comments

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Mar 2021

Uncategorized

Proposed NY Budget Cut Could Hinder Community Health Centers’ Vaccination Efforts

If there were no barriers to accessing the vaccine, then there would be no need to be creative in reaching people of color, Native Americans, African Americans, or immigrant communities,…

ByDaniel Parra 0Comments

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Mar 2021

Government Opinion

Opinion: To Reach New York’s Most Vulnerable, Vaccines Must Literally ‘Hit the Streets’

‘To reach those currently experiencing homelessness, it is essential for organizations with longstanding visibility to be empowered and unrestricted to vaccinate in non-traditional settings. Imagine a popup clinic under the…

ByMark Jennings 1Comment

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Mar 2021

Economy Housing and Homelessness

State Temporarily Waives ‘Lawsuit Requirement’ for Family Rent Supplement Program

The change will suspend a requirement for the Family Homelessness and Eviction Prevention Supplement (FHEPS) where applicants had to show proof that their landlord had filed an eviction against them…

BySadef Ali Kully 3Comments

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Mar 2021

Economy Education Government

NYC, A Year Later: Share Your Pandemic Story

It’s been a year since COVID-19 sent New Yorkers into lockdown. City Limits wants to hear from residents about how their lives have changed since then, how they’re feeling about…

ByJeanmarie Evelly 0Comments

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Mar 2021

Government

A List of Those Calling for Cuomo’s Resignation or Impeachment

Gov. Andrew Cuomo is facing allegations of sexual harassment as well as heavy criticism for his administration’s handling of the COVID-19 crisis in nursing homes.

ByJeanmarie Evelly 0Comments

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Mar 2021

Government Opinion

Opinion: Park Season is Almost Here. It’s Time for NYC to Reinvest in Open Space.

‘Now is the time to realize a new era for parks, a vision for recovery with green open spaces at the center of our new urban landscape. The first step…

ByAdam Ganser and Peter Koo 3Comments

Video: Here’s to Your Health, a Bigger Issue in 2021 Than Ever Before

Let NYC High Schoolers Who ‘Age Out’ This Year Return Next Fall: Advocates

Mayor’s New Order Could Put Gowanus Rezoning Lawsuit in Jeopardy

COVID-19’s Unrelenting Impact on Hunger in New York City

Proposed NY Budget Cut Could Hinder Community Health Centers’ Vaccination Efforts

Opinion: To Reach New York’s Most Vulnerable, Vaccines Must Literally ‘Hit the Streets’

State Temporarily Waives ‘Lawsuit Requirement’ for Family Rent Supplement Program

NYC, A Year Later: Share Your Pandemic Story

A List of Those Calling for Cuomo’s Resignation or Impeachment

Opinion: Park Season is Almost Here. It’s Time for NYC to Reinvest in Open Space.

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