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Housing and Homelessness

How're We Doing?: City Evaluates Housing Plan

Most of the administration’s new affordable units have been filled by low-income people, but a shift to moderate- and middle-income residents lies ahead.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Soothing Growing Pains With Matching Grants

Behind the city’s new steps to help foster children live on their own.

ByAdam F. Hutton 0Comments

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Housing and Homelessness NYCHA

Prized Housing Tickets Now Must Find Matches

The bonanza of thousands of new Section 8 housing vouchers is meeting the reality that they can be frustrating to use.

ByKate Pastor 0Comments

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Welfare to Work, But Which Kind?

An initiative to steer public assistance recipients into ‘sustainable wage’ jobs awaits Gov. Spitzer’s signature – while the state’s local-level welfare officials urge a veto.

ByKaren Loew 0Comments

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Holistic Housing Help Expands to Brooklyn

A Bronx pilot dedicated to keeping people housed tries to spread its success.

ByKate Pastor 0Comments

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STILL IN DOUBT: ADVOCATES
GIVE CRITIQUE TO COUNCIL

But the city holds its ground that the new program to combat homelessness is better than what it’s replacing.

ByAdam F. Hutton 0Comments

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ARTS and CULTURE Housing and Homelessness

DOES THE NEW 'NEW MATH' ADD UP?:
NYC TEACHERS TAKE ANOTHER TACK

Some prescribe “radical math” as the cure for American students’ low math performance.

ByDarise Jean-Baptiste 0Comments

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COMMUNITY QUESTIONS IMPACT
OF SHELTER FOR MENTALLY ILL

Slowly but surely, Fort Washington leaders are evaluating the effect of a unique shelter on the surrounding area.

ByTanveer Ali 0Comments

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CHORUS OF DOUBT GREETS CITY'S
NEW PLAN TO HOUSE THE HOMELESS

Advocates don’t see how a much shorter rent subsidy provides the right fix for Housing Stability Plus.

ByAdam F. Hutton 0Comments

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UNUSED LAND IN MANHATTAN?: REPORT
SHOWS OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUILDING

There’s buildable land left in Manhattan — and activists would like to see it provide homes for those with none.

ByCassi Feldman 0Comments