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Thursday, September 02, 2010
Artists: City Enforces Rule Even After Court Injunction
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
DOJ: 4 NYS Prisons Among Nation's Most Sexually Abusive
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Reading The Political Tea Leaves Of Harlem's State Senate Race
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Bloomberg Deputy's Legacy, From Yankee Stadium To Hudson Yards
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Iraq: The Five Boroughs' Toll
Monday, August 30, 2010
We Won Race To The Top Money. Now What?
Monday, August 30, 2010
Citizens Can Weigh In On Term Limits, Other Charter Changes
Friday, August 27, 2010
NYC Continues Efforts To Curtail Art Vending In Public Parks
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
NYC's Fake Grass Gamble: A $300M Mistake?
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Costs and Benefits: The Economic Case for Artificial Turf
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
The City on Defense: Dismissing Questions About Health
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
It Won't Taste Great: The Health Questions Multiply
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
A Test For Testing: New Products, New Rules
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
A Swing and a Hit: An Alternative at the Ballpark
Monday, August 23, 2010
Nonprofit Eyeing Distressed Buildings Faces Tenant Resistance
Monday, August 23, 2010
"Enemies" of Reform Question Koch's Agenda, Style
Friday, August 20, 2010
Surf's Up, Ferry's Down: The Rockaways' Transit Troubles
Thursday, August 19, 2010
When Brooklyn Projects Go Down, What Will Go Up?
Thursday, August 19, 2010
NYC Food Pantries Going Green
New York Communities Take on Foreclosures
A commentary from Nation Magazine editor Katrina vanden Heuvel highlights the foreclosure problem in New York City.
Agencies Almost Always Have The Last Word
Courts have little power to overturn decisions by agency hearing officers — as two evicted public housing tenants recently learned.
New York's Recovery Is Stronger Than Nation's, But Still Uneven
New York City has weathered the recession far better than was feared during the financial crisis, but outside of Manhattan the view is often bleaker.
One Simple Path To A Degree
This article examines a proposal by a California state legislator that would require community colleges to provide students with a clear path on how to acquire their degree.
New Bronx Resource Guide for Family Caregivers
The Office of Community Health at Montefiore Medical Center has just released "Caring for Yourself While Caregiving," a new resource guide for Bronx-based family caregivers. Available in English and Spanish, the guide provides 32 pages of helpful, low-cost resources in six unique categories for people caring for an aging parent, spouse, partner, elderly relative, child with an illness or disability, or another person close to them. To order a copy, call (718) 920-6576 or email PCareSupport@montefiore.org.
100,000 Homes for 100,000 Vulnerable Americans
Invisiblepeople.tv's Mark Horvath posts the following article on the launch of the "100,000 Homes Campaign", organized by Common Ground.
Will The Gowanus Ever Be Cleaned Up
For nearly a year, residents, politicians, businesspeople and others battled over the EPA’s consideration of the 1.8-mile waterway for a Superfund listing.
Bronx Economic Czar Marlene Cintron Hits the Pavement To Encourage Investing In The Bronx
Marlene Cintron, President of the BOEDC, Helps Promote Owner Occupied Communities in The Bronx by Participating in Grand Concourse/Mosholu Art-Deco Co-op Trolley Tour and Sees a Bright Future For the Borough
Court Upholds Columbia Campus Expansion
Columbia University's use of eminent domain to build an additional campus in West Harlem is upheld by The New York State Court of Appeals
New York Looks to Board High Speed Rail
This article from the Gotham Gazette takes a look at the possibility for federal funding of high-speed rail initiatives that could connect New York City to other cities throughout the state.
Crown Heights Community Mediation Center
The Mediation Center is a unique neighborhood institution that works to improve community problem-solving, collaboration, and inter-group relations in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Operating out of our storefront offices since 1998, the Mediation Center seeks innovative ways to promote community cohesion in our neighborhood, known for fragmentation. This includes providing residents with links to resources on issues like education, parenting, housing, and immigration; providing support to young people navigating the challenges of a community tainted by violence, drugs, and poverty; and galvanizing neighborhood, borough, and city stakeholders in order to improve the quality of life for all residents.
NY Convergence
NY Convergence, the only online news site exclusively covering digital media and tech industry developments throughout New York is now in beta. Content, updated throughout each day, is available via daily e-newsletter, Twitter, iPhone, Facebook, RSS and widget. Queries and feedback welcome:tips@nyconvergence.com.
The Bronx is Kickin'
A blog on soccer in New York City, and my time as a volunteer with South Bronx United.
nybefore6.com
A guide to daytime, weekday jazz and classical concerts and other cultural events in Manhattan.
Kenmore Hall Courier
A tenant blog for a Chelsea, NY S.R.O. This S.R.O. had a terrible reputation before new management took over; despite improvements, conditions are still far from ideal.
NYC You Are Here
Concert, Movie, and Book Reviews. Music and art Happenings around NYC.
Ditmas Park Blog
A blog about the neighborhood of Ditmas Park.
Hawthorne Street Blog
A blog about the neighborhood of Prospect Lefferts Gardens
Brooklynology
Brooklynology is one of the ways Brooklyn public Library's Brooklyn Collection shares the wealth of its collections with the public. It's a great place to announce new acquisitions and programs, follow up on an enthusiasm, or point out something we think is hilariously funny.
New York Herald
Arts, Culture, Dining, Neighborhood News centering around Williamsburg/Greenpoint.
