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Some expensive but successful job training programs for recent high school dropouts are losing their city contracts, creating concern among workforce advocates that the Bloomberg administration is focusing solely on…

BySocheata Poeuv 0Comments

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Jun 2002

Uncategorized

Separate But Not Equal

A transgender foster child has taken the city to court, again, in the hopes that she and teens like her one day will be allowed to dress as they like…

ByElizabeth Olsson 0Comments

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May 2002

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Ins and Outs

The Rent Guidelines Board gained a tenant advocate last week when Mayor Bloomberg appointed Legal Aid attorney Adriene Holder, while the city’s settlement houses are slated to lose their longtime…

ByCity Limits 0Comments

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Apr 2002

ARTS and CULTURE

IF I HAD A MILLION DOLLARS … I’D BUY THE COMMODORE

The Commodore, the last of the string of vaudeville theaters that once lined Brooklyn’s Broadway, is for sale. Local residents are asking the city to landmark the building before it,…

ByElizabeth Olsson 0Comments

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Feb 2002

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JOB DOLLARS: IN NEW YORK, IT’S WAIT AND SWITCH

The city has four months to spend more than $60 million in federal job training money left over from the Giuliani administration before it loses it to Albany. This while…

ByJill Grossman 0Comments

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Feb 2002

Justice

BUDGET WATCH: WHAT NEW YORKERS STAND TO LOSE, AND KEEP

Mayor Bloomberg did not mince words last week when he said everyone will have to make budget sacrifices this year. City Limits looks at what he says low-income New Yorkers…

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Feb 2002

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PROSECUTOR TAKES A BOW

After 15 years as chief prosecutor in charge of juvenile delinquency cases in the city Law Department’s Family Court division, Peter Reinharz has said he will step down this month,…

ByWendy Davis 0Comments

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Jan 2002

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INS AND OUTS

A New Year and a new city administration, means new faces at every level from agency commissioners to nonprofit group administrators. City Limits gives the skinny on who’s in, and…

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Dec 2001

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FINAL CITY BUDGET OFFERS BITTERSWEET HOLIDAY GIFTS

Last week’s budget agreements between the City Council and the mayor gave back life to housing groups that expected to spend the holidays packing it in. But services for kids,…

ByMatt Pacenza 0Comments

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Dec 2001

Housing and Homelessness NYCHA

TENANTS ON THEIR OWN IN COURT UNLESS BUDGET BUDGES

The Giuliani administration hit legal services for tenants hard last week in its budget cut proposals, leaving some public interest lawyers gearing up to shut their doors.

ByMatt Pacenza 0Comments

Out With the Old

Separate But Not Equal

Ins and Outs

IF I HAD A MILLION DOLLARS … I’D BUY THE COMMODORE

JOB DOLLARS: IN NEW YORK, IT’S WAIT AND SWITCH

BUDGET WATCH: WHAT NEW YORKERS STAND TO LOSE, AND KEEP

PROSECUTOR TAKES A BOW

INS AND OUTS

FINAL CITY BUDGET OFFERS BITTERSWEET HOLIDAY GIFTS

TENANTS ON THEIR OWN IN COURT UNLESS BUDGET BUDGES

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