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    Veterans Honored in Washington Heights

    On a brisk Wednesday morning, four days before Veterans Day and the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, political officials, veterans groups and community members… Read more “Veterans Honored in Washington Heights”

    November 12, 2018November 12, 2018 by Ali Zaslav

    On Election Day, High School Students Rally in Union Square

    “Vote for me because I can’t do it,” said Ava Monroe to a woman who was passing by Union Square at noon on Election Day. Monroe, 15… Read more “On Election Day, High School Students Rally in Union Square”

    November 9, 2018 by Ero Partsakoulaki

    Worried immigrants attend town hall for information about the “public charge” rule

    Elected officials and immigration advocates met with anxious immigrants in a Staten Island town hall event aimed at easing concerns about the “public charge” rule proposed by… Read more “Worried immigrants attend town hall for information about the “public charge” rule”

    November 9, 2018 by Ero Partsakoulaki

    What’s Gone Right – and Wrong – with Right to Counsel?

    Affordable housing in New York City hinges on a patchwork of policies created amid the often-cutthroat economics of local real estate. The tensions of the system play… Read more “What’s Gone Right – and Wrong – with Right to Counsel?”

    November 9, 2018November 9, 2018 by Brian Gordon

    As Tenant Services Expand, Bronx Homeowner-Landlords Feel Forgotten

    Nadira Sowkey looked down at the text message. We are not going to pay rent because you are very bad, you are very bad, you are bad… Read more “As Tenant Services Expand, Bronx Homeowner-Landlords Feel Forgotten”

    November 9, 2018 by Brian Gordon

    Pittsburgh Shooting Overshadows Rabbinic Gathering

    As part of an annual conference, thousands of Hasidic rabbis gathered for a giant group photo in Brooklyn Sunday morning, Nov. 4. The normally celebratory event, however,… Read more “Pittsburgh Shooting Overshadows Rabbinic Gathering”

    November 9, 2018 by Sabrina He

    Protestors and Counter-Protestors Face Off Outside Planned Parenthood

    Early morning on Saturday, Angela Muto was jolted awake by the sound of a protest outside her window on Mott Street in the Village. “Pro-life. That’s a… Read more “Protestors and Counter-Protestors Face Off Outside Planned Parenthood”

    November 8, 2018November 9, 2018 by Jeevika Verma

    The View from the Outside at the Start of the ‘El Chapo’ Trial in Brooklyn

    By Giulia McDonnell Nieto del Rio About 30 onlookers braved a downpour early Monday outside the federal courthouse in Brooklyn hoping to catch a glimpse of the… Read more “The View from the Outside at the Start of the ‘El Chapo’ Trial in Brooklyn”

    November 8, 2018 by Giulia McDonnell Nieto del Rio

    Council vote rescues 12 Manhattan HDFC buildings from foreclosure and sale

    The New York City Council voted Wednesday to pull 12 foreclosed buildings, all of which are low-income cooperatives, from a list of buildings scheduled to be transferred… Read more “Council vote rescues 12 Manhattan HDFC buildings from foreclosure and sale”

    November 8, 2018 by Maggie Green

    Bronx Vigil Honors Pittsburgh Shooting Victims

    Three days after the Oct. 27 Pittsburgh synagogue attack, dozens of people of different religions, races and ages gathered on their lunch break on the steps of… Read more “Bronx Vigil Honors Pittsburgh Shooting Victims”

    November 8, 2018November 8, 2018 by Ali Zaslav

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