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Facing a severe drop in donations after September 11th, some nonprofits are barely hanging on as they wait for the city to resume paying on its contracts.

ByJill Grossman 0Comments

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Jun 2001

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STATE PUT TO THE TEST

The state Department of Education might want to re-read the Americans with Disabilities Act, suggests an advocacy group which last week filed a complaint in federal court that charged the…

ByMatt Pacenza 0Comments

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Mar 2001

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AUTHORITY QUESTION

The new chair of the city’s housing authority gets mixed reviews following outgoing chair John Martinez’s resignation.

ByMatt Pacenza 0Comments

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Feb 2001

Government

OUR FATHER, WHO ART IN THE BRONX…

This week’s special election in the Bronx pits one father-and-son team, the Riveras, against the proteg

BySaj P. Kuriakos 0Comments

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May 2000

Economy

WHAT'S INSIDE A FORD

The Ford Foundation has found some cash in its deep pockets for local grassroots organizing, and a coalition of local funders is working to bring some to NYC.

ByCity Limits 0Comments

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Aug 1999

Justice

FAMILY COURT ABOUT-FACE STUNS LAWYERS, GRANNY

A high-profile case turns against a grandmother’s hope to reconnect with her two grandchildren when a judge changes his mind.

ByMatthew Strozier 0Comments

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May 1999

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POLITICAL FOOTBALL ALBANY’S FAVORITE AFTER-SCHOOL SPORT

Governor Pataki wants to spend $10 million for after-school programs, but Democrats say the politics don’t add up.

ByCarl Vogel 0Comments

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May 1999

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YOUNG AND RESTLESS

Hundreds of kids are planning a protest of the mayor’s proposed deep cuts to the city’s budget for youth and community development.

ByChau Quac 0Comments

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Nov 1998

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BEACONS OF NO PROGRESS: MAYOR STALLS CASH FOR KIDS

The city has okayed 38 new Beacon Schools, but the money has yet to come. And so local groups have opened the program without knowing exactly when they’ll be reimbursed.