What You Need To Know Now That Rent Regulation Laws Have Expired
Image via Public Advocate Letitia James.The state’s laws regulating rent
increases and eviction policies for the more than
Community Leaders Push For Conflict Resolution In Schools, More Funding For Youth Programs & Other Ways To Stem Violence
Kevin Foy, of the National Action Network, and other area leaders gathered
outside the McDonald’s at 943 Flatbush Avenue
Juno Who? Blizzard Warning Dropped, Travel Ban Lifted, Alternate Side Parking Suspended & More To Know
Photo via jotajotas [http://instagram.com/p/yXLSEHDyK0/?modal=true]Looks like
New York won’t be getting a “record-breaking”
Election Coverage: Incumbents Representing Kensington & Windsor Terrace Easily Defeat Challengers
From our local Assembly district to the governor’s office, Democratic incumbents
vying to once again represent our neighborhoods easily
As School Year Approaches, A Rush For Pre-K Seats
Around the five boroughs, parents are rushing to land the handful of universal
pre-K seats that remain in the city
Colton Demands Delay In Common Core Testing For Two Years
Source: Assemblyman William Colton’s officeThe following is a press release from
the offices of Assemblyman William Colton:
Assemblymember William
The Day: A Community Board Meeting, an Up-Coming Sneaker Fest and Free Tennis Lessons for Kids
We might have had a beautiful sunset last night, but the clouds are thick and
full of rain today. (Photo
Demanding Transit Accountability: Can Someone Please Explain How $358 Million Can Turn Into $20 Million?
“This MTA budget not only lacks accountability, but is also most certainly not
elementary, my dear Dr. Watson!” Source: The
Bloomberg Wants To Buy Sandy Damaged Homes
Mayor Michael Bloomberg wants to buy up your Sandy damaged home and sell them
over to land developers, according to
Decision Not To Evacuate Nursing Homes Before Sandy Backfires
Source: JohnnyBarker / FlickrIn an exhaustive, and frankly depressing, report by
the New York Times
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