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Our athletic fields must be safe and must not adversely impact the health of those using them, says the City Councilmember who chairs the Council’s Parks and Recreation Committee.

ByMelissa Mark-Viverito 0Comments

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Aug 2010

Uncategorized

It Won't Taste Great

The Health Questions Multiply

ByPatrick Arden 0Comments

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Aug 2010

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The City on Defense

Dismissing questions about health

ByPatrick Arden 0Comments

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Aug 2010

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Costs and Benefits

The Economic Case for Artificial Turf

ByPatrick Arden 0Comments

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Aug 2010

ARTS and CULTURE Justice

Hasidic Rapper Promotes Racial Harmony In Crown Heights

DeScribe is not the world’s first or most famous Hassidic rapper, but he is looking to obtain a higher level of recognition for his positive sound.

ByChris Giblin 0Comments

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Aug 2010

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In School, Homeless Kids Face A Different Test

Homeless children struggle with more than reading and math. They’re challenged to stay connected to schools as their families search for shelter.

ByDale Eisinger and Alana Casanova-Burgess 0Comments

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Aug 2010

Justice

Did Environmentalist Back Arizona's SB1070?

New York-based community groups have taken up a national campaign to fight Arizona’s controversial anti-illegal immigration law by targeting a local foundation supporting environmental causes.

ByKelly Virella 0Comments

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Jul 2010

In Depth Opinion

Killing the Message?

Hip-hop music has a powerful effect on New York’s youth–and an almost entirely negative one, say three young writers, who think that impact could, and should, change.

ByMustafa Sullivan 0Comments

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Jul 2010

Opinion

Obama Must Make Youth A Priority

In this op-ed, an advocate says a multibillion-dollar federal initiative is needed to bring disconnected youth back into the mainstream—not just for their sake, but for ours, too.

ByLinda Harris 0Comments

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Jul 2010

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Overhauling New York City Juvenile Justice

Two city agencies are working to reform the city’s juvenile justice system, partly by putting more troubled kids into community-based programs and counseling.

ByEileen Markey 0Comments

City Should Be Cautious About Synthetic Turf

It Won't Taste Great

The City on Defense

Costs and Benefits

Hasidic Rapper Promotes Racial Harmony In Crown Heights

In School, Homeless Kids Face A Different Test

Did Environmentalist Back Arizona's SB1070?

Killing the Message?

Obama Must Make Youth A Priority

Overhauling New York City Juvenile Justice

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