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    Upper West Side Residents Object to Plan for New Homeless Shelter

    Upper West Side residents, backed up by their local community board, objected Tuesday night to the city’s plan to open a 200-bed homeless shelter on West 94th… Read more “Upper West Side Residents Object to Plan for New Homeless Shelter”

    December 10, 2018 by Yuanjing Shi

    Activists Aim to Stop de Blasio’s Plan for New Jails

    New Yorkers opposed to the city’s plan to build four new jails by 2027 said Sunday that the facilities would have a high social and economic cost… Read more “Activists Aim to Stop de Blasio’s Plan for New Jails”

    December 5, 2018December 10, 2018 by Ero Partsakoulaki

    Despite Low Unemployment, Investing in America’s Workforce Remains a Priority, Experts Say 

    Despite a positive economic outlook, investments in workforce development are necessary to face significant challenges that still persist in the country’s labor market. That was one of… Read more “Despite Low Unemployment, Investing in America’s Workforce Remains a Priority, Experts Say “

    November 16, 2018 by Valeria Piantoni

    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

    Bus Riders Call on Mayor to Improve “Slow” and “Unreliable” Service

      Frustrated bus riders and advocates gathered Thursday in different locations in Manhattan to ask for Mayor Bill de Blasio’s immediate action to improve bus service, which… Read more “Bus Riders Call on Mayor to Improve “Slow” and “Unreliable” Service”

    November 6, 2018 by Valeria Piantoni

    Bikers Gear Up at the International Motorcycle Show

    Comedian Dan Aykroyd, a proud Harley-Davidson owner, once said that you don’t need a therapist if you own a motorcycle. Hundreds of people, most presumably with no… Read more “Bikers Gear Up at the International Motorcycle Show”

    December 7, 2017 by Eliza Carter

    At the Home of Double Dutch, New Yorkers Look to Reclaim their Place

    Just before he took the stage at the Apollo, standing just out of view of the sold-out house, Brooklyn-born Dwayne Johnson closed his eyes and took a… Read more “At the Home of Double Dutch, New Yorkers Look to Reclaim their Place”

    December 6, 2017 by Daniel Rabb

    ‘Do It for the ‘Gram’: At Age 88, Artist Yayoi Kusama is an Instagram Star in Chelsea

    #Genius. #Beautiful. #Worththewait. #Howdoesshedoit. #Kusamaismyqueen. These were just some of the Instagram hashtags used to describe 88-year-old Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s new exhibition at David Zwirner’s two… Read more “‘Do It for the ‘Gram’: At Age 88, Artist Yayoi Kusama is an Instagram Star in Chelsea”

    November 22, 2017November 25, 2017 by Taryana Odayar

    Job Fair Provides Second Chance for Young Offenders

    In 2015, Jonathan, 20, started studying criminal justice at Borough of Manhattan Community College. He dreamed of one day becoming a lawyer. But a year later, in… Read more “Job Fair Provides Second Chance for Young Offenders”

    November 22, 2017 by Antonia Oettingen-Spielberg

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