asian american community 62nd Precinct Welcomes New CO, Says Farewell To Captain Taylor > Congrats to my friend & partner Capt Anthony Sanseverino /Commanding Officer @NYPD62Pct [https://twitter.com/NYPD62Pct].We will miss you #70pct [https://twitter.com/hashtag/70pct?src=hash] #NYPD [https://twitter.com/hashtag/NYPD?src=hash] pic.twitter.com/ZBs1RKHGGJ [http://t.co/ZBs1RKHGGJ] — NYPD 70th Precinct (@NYPD70Pct) June 23, 2015
asian american community Pols Renew Calls For Mayor To Make Lunar New Year Official School Holiday When will Lunar New Year become an official school holiday? More than 40 elected officials, advocacy groups, and community leaders — including State Senator Marty Golden, Congressman Jerrold Nadler, and Senator Nydia Velazquez — wrote a letter to Mayor Bill de Blasio last week, accusing him of failing to discuss the addition
asian american community Anger And Frustration Erupt At Illegal Home Conversions Town Hall Emotions ran high at February 26’s town hall meeting [/thursday-town-hall-address-illegal-home-conversions/] on illegal home conversions, a growing crisis in Bensonhurst, Bath Beach, Dyker Heights, and Bay Ridge. The basement of Knights of Columbus (1305 86th Street) was packed with hundreds of locals frustrated by the city’s lack of response
2000 Census Asian Americans Continue Push For Their Own Assembly District A map of the Assembly Districts that have an Asian-American population above 20 percent. (Source: Citizens Union via Brooklyn Ink)With the claim that the Asian vote in Western Brooklyn is too diluted, Asian-American civic groups continue to advocate for a majority Asian New York State Assembly District – comprised of
