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By changing the way it funds housing for the homeless, the Pataki administration may soon favor bigger developments built by bigger developers, a switch some longtime service providers fear could…

ByAlyssa Katz 0Comments

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Apr 2001

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Teens v. Times

Last December, a group of teens from the Bronx’s Schomburg Satellite Academy took their after-school project all the way to the Times Square offices of the New York Times Metro…

ByAvi Mermelstein 0Comments

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Nov 2000

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Cityview: Flush With Victory

An opinion column by Gregory A. Butler.

ByGregory A. Butler 0Comments

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Apr 2000

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Points of Entry: Sri Lankan enclave

Ethnic strife isn’t what splits a Sri Lankan enclave. It’s porn.

ByN.F.P. Fernandes 0Comments

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Jan 2000

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Building Blocks

For years, the New York Equity Fund has been the financial middleman for virtually every low-income housing project in town. Thats’s meant profits for the fund, little choice for developers…

ByKathleen McGowan 0Comments

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Nov 1999

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Law & Borders: In Red Hook, a Justice Center Courts an Entire Community

This fall a Brooklyn neighborhood will not only welcome a new courthouse–it will become a laboratory. The experiment? Whether criminal justice can be as pervasive as crime.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Nov 1999

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Rooms for Improvement

In the heart of Manhattan’s expensive Madison Square neighborhood, one SRO with a crime-ridden past is bucking a trend.

ByMatthew Blanchard 0Comments

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Jul 1999

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Cold Comfort

“Supportive housing” provides support services along with a room, setting thousands of residents on the road to self-sufficiency. But with some landlords, it’s their way or the doorway.