September 11th (9/11) Archives - Page 12 of 14

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Governor George Pataki loves New York (City), he swears. So why has he spent two terms in office waging economic war on the boroughs? A new report from the Center…

ByCity Limits 0Comments

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Mar 2002

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ENVIRONMENTAL BUILD-UP

In the interest of redeveloping lower Manhattan quickly, members of a downtown civic group are calling for streamlining the state’s environmental review process, but some advocates fear that could compromise…

ByAlyssa Katz 0Comments

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Mar 2002

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INS AND OUTS

A longtime environmental justice advocate is moving on, and federal Department of Housing and Urban Development secretary Mel Martinez names a chief of staff.

ByAlyssa Katz 0Comments

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Jan 2002

Economy

UNTAPPED CREDIT AT A TIME WHEN WORKERS NEED SOME

A city advocacy group is launching a campaign that, come tax time, could add hundreds of millions to the pockets of low-income New Yorkers–without costing the city a penny.

ByMatt Pacenza 0Comments

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Dec 2001

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LOSING INSURANCE ASSURANCE

Some of the more than 93,000 households who’ve received emergency Medicaid since September 11 are scheduled to lose their benefits on February 1 unless the Pataki administration devises a transition…

ByJill Grossman 0Comments

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Nov 2001

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SECTION 8: ENOUGH?

To help families affected by the World Trade Center attacks, New York City is spending federal housing vouchers–but advocates wonder what will happen to the wait list of 210,000.

ByMark Greer 0Comments

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Nov 2001

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THE NEW ECONOMY

From apparel manufacturing to printing to air cargo, many of New York City’s most important industries suffered deep wounds after the World Trade Center attacks, according to a study released…