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It was good news/bad news at last Thursday’s housing budget hearing, as Councilmembers learned the city’s housing agency is losing some money — and gaining other funds.

ByMatt Pacenza 0Comments

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Mar 2003

Uncategorized

SAVE THE PARTY

Black and Latino pols join the Working Families Party in telling the mayor to dump his nonpartisan elections proposal.

ByK. Wright 0Comments

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Feb 2003

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Following an outcry from youth advocates and City Council members, the city Department of Employment last week withdrew a controversial proposal for its summer youth employment program that could have…

ByCarolyn Bigda 0Comments

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Feb 2003

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THE LIFE OF A CITY KID

Infants are more likely to live to be toddlers today than they were a decade ago, but they’re also more likely to live in poverty, according to a report released…

ByPriya Khatkhate 0Comments

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Feb 2003

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BRONX TEENS GET JOBBED

Already facing big competition for a small number of publicly-funded summer jobs, low-income teens’ prospects for employment when school lets out in June may be even worse than they thought…

ByCarolyn Bigda 0Comments

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Dec 2002

Housing and Homelessness

ON THE WATERFRONT

The mayor hopes he’s found the space to build more housing-by pushing for policy changes that make it easier to develop industrial land.

ByAlyssa Katz 0Comments

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Dec 2002

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Out of Lines

Residents and merchants in Chinatown are waging a campaign to get more political power–by abandoning Soho to share a City Council district with the Lower East Side.

ByJamie Katz 0Comments

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Dec 2002

Uncategorized

UNEVEN INFANT DEATHS

The African American infant mortality rate is twice that of whites in New York City.

ByK. Wright 0Comments

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Dec 2002

Economy

A WIRELESS CITY

Speaker Miller wants to connect low-income neighborhoods to wireless library and school networks.

ByK. Wright 0Comments

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Nov 2002

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ACCESS DENIED

Still confused as to why more low-income residents and merchants in Chinatown and the Lower East Side are not getting federal relief for the fallout from September 11, a coalition…

ByJamie Katz 0Comments

HOUSING $ GROWS — AND SHRINKS

SAVE THE PARTY

CITY PULLS JOB PLAN

THE LIFE OF A CITY KID

BRONX TEENS GET JOBBED

ON THE WATERFRONT

Out of Lines

UNEVEN INFANT DEATHS

A WIRELESS CITY

ACCESS DENIED

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