Question Of The Day: Why Can’t Remote School Start On Sept. 10?
Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza. City Hall. Monday, August 24, 2020. Credit:
Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office.Yesterday’s big announcement
Census Challenge: Midwood Against UES
New York City residents are woefully weary of being counted, so it seems, and
the consequences will be significant as
Data Check: Recent COVID-19 Infection Rates Vary Widely By Neighborhood
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Mayor Bill de Blasio and Chancellor of Education Richard Carranza recently
remarked how the city is
Peace, Love & Paratha – A Mobile Indian Supper Club is Creating Community Through Flatbread
Peace, Love & Paratha is a new, mobile Indian supper club delivering home-cooked
Indian food to central Brooklyn residents. It’
Planners’ Green Light for Industry City Expansion Puts Council Speaker Corey Johnson in the Hot Seat
Industry City, August 2020. Liena Zagare/BklynerBy Greg David, originally
[https://www.thecity.nyc/2020/8/19/21376132/industry-city-expansion-brooklyn-council-corey-johnson-menchaca-amazon]
published
Chirlane McCray Nearly Doubled Her Official Staff Payroll With Undisclosed Taxpayer-Funded Hires
Mayor Bill de Blasio and First Lady Chirlane McCray, along with Toya Williford,
Executive Director of The Mayor’s Fund
23% Of Students Never Logged On For Summer School. Here’s What Went Wrong.
Mayor Bill de Blasio holds a media availability with Schools Chancellor Richard
Carranza in the Blue Room at City Hall
