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As a state Supreme Court judge deliberates the city’s request to temporarily take homeless children away from parents who take too long to find apartments, child welfare advocates brace themselves…

ByJill Grossman 0Comments

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Sep 2002

Education

RICHARD M. LASH: 1931-2002

The longtime advocate for low-income New Yorkers with disabilities, and founder of Sinergia, has died. He was 71.

BySocheata Poeuv 0Comments

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Sep 2002

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HOUSING BRAIN DRAIN

As the city’s Department of Homeless Services struggles to house the record number of homeless families it sees each day, several of the agency’s managers and social workers plan to…

ByJill Grossman 0Comments

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Aug 2002

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Big Red School House

After years of pushing for the construction of a few new schools in the long-unused Kingsbridge Armory–with little response from the mayor’s office–some Bronx residents recently got their first sign…

BySteven Gnagni 0Comments

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Aug 2002

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Can We Can Go On?

Just as the city’s new recycling laws start to work against them, some homeless New Yorkers may soon lose another resource: We Can, a unique nonprofit recycling depot in Hell’s…

ByJill Grossman 0Comments

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Aug 2002

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Pataki's Welfare Rent Deal: $342 a Month, Period

For the first time in 14 years, Albany officials have proposed boosting housing assistance for New Yorkers on welfare. But the new deal still may not be enough to pay…

ByMatt Pacenza 0Comments

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Jul 2002

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Battling Violence

The City Council is pushing for legislation to protect battered women at home and work, but the Bloomberg administration insists these bills will only make matters worse.

ByElizabeth Olsson 0Comments

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Jul 2002

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Adios, Amboy: Longtime Shelter Loses Contract

The city is looking to replace the 30-year manager of a family shelter in Brooklyn after a series of audits questioned its financial and property management practices.

ByMatt Pacenza 0Comments

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Jul 2002

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Ins and Outs

One major policy group gains a new leader, while another loses a longtime champion: a look at some job changeovers around the city.

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Jul 2002

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Not in My Downtown

One of the city’s largest service groups for homeless New Yorkers plans to relocate its headquarters downtown, and local residents and a business advocacy group say the move goes against…

ByElizabeth Olsson 0Comments

HOMELESS CHILDREN’S CRUSADE

RICHARD M. LASH: 1931-2002

HOUSING BRAIN DRAIN

Big Red School House

Can We Can Go On?

Pataki's Welfare Rent Deal: $342 a Month, Period

Battling Violence

Adios, Amboy: Longtime Shelter Loses Contract

Ins and Outs

Not in My Downtown

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