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CROWN HEIGHTS – Despite The Legal Aid Society [http://www.legal-aid.org/en/home.aspx]‘s attempt to block the City’s Bedford-Union Armory redevelopment plan [/legal-aid-society-sues-city-bedford-armory-plan/], the NYC Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) announced late Thursday that the City Council has voted to approve the project. Photo courtesy of Legal Aid
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The Daily News dug this photo up from Jaden’s mother’s Facebook page.What happened to Jaden Jordan [/jaden-jordan-toddler-life-support-pronounced-dead/], allegedly at the hands of his mother’s boyfriend, Salvatore Lucchesse, 24, can only be described as vicious, senseless, and tragic. The details of this heart-wrenching story have raised more
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It is no news that finding housing in this city is not easy under the best of circumstances. Should those circumstances change, here are some resources to help you stay in your neighborhood and avoid shelter. We write regularly about housing, so check back here [http://bklyner.com] for the
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It is no news that finding housing in this city is not easy under the best of circumstances. Should those circumstances change, here are some resources to help you stay in your neighborhood and avoid a shelter. We write regularly about housing, so check back here [http://bklyner.com] for
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It is no news that finding housing in this city is not easy under the best of circumstances. Should those circumstances change, here are some resources to help you stay in your neighborhood and avoid a shelter. We write regularly about housing, so check back here [http://bklyner.com] for
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Image via Community Board 14 [http://www.cb14brooklyn.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/041415-FC45-WILIAMS-Town-Hall-v32.pdf] Tenants and small business owners who are facing problems with landlords can attend a town hall meeting tomorrow, Friday, May 1 at the Cortelyou Road Church of God [http://www.crcgministries.org/] (1085 Flatbush Avenue,
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Photo by Erica ShermanNearly two years after Superstorm Sandy came ashore, many of our neighbors are still struggling to rebuild. Local pols are trying to make it a little easier by bringing in-office services to the community. Council members Mark Treyger and Chaim Deutsch are both hosting reps at their
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(Source: Wikipedia)Hundreds of storm victims, blown out of their destroyed homes by Superstorm Sandy last year, will soon be leaving the various hotels that housed them under a New York City-run transitional sheltering program. the Transitional Sheltering Assistance program, a FEMA operation. The Wall Street Journal is reporting [http: