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How To Get Mental Health Help In NYC Public Schools
Schools are straining to keep up with counseling demand as mental health woes mount for young people.
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How We Matched Thousands Of NYC School Records For Our School Mental Health Tool
Publishing data about 1,575 of NYC schools meant combining data from two city agencies. Here’s how we did it.
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How To Become A New York City Tour Guide
If you're a people person and love rattling off your favorite New York fun facts, you might have what it takes to become a local tour guide.
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‘A Quiet Problem': Many NYC Schools Have No Librarian On Campus
While NYC’s public libraries avoided deep budget cuts last week, most libraries in public schools lack a leader, which hurts students.
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Sunset Park Vendors Seek Market's Resurrection After Easter Sunday Shutdown
‘We just want a dignified place to sell,’ one vendor at the unpermitted Brooklyn pop-up market implored at a community meeting said.
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How New Yorkers Can Claim Over $17 Billion Of Their Lost Money
The state comptroller wants to return New Yorkers’ money tied up in old accounts and missed checks. Here’s how you can get your money.
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Bishop Lamor Whitehead Accused Of Deed Theft At Brooklyn Church He Evicted
The lawsuit, which Whitehead calls ‘frivolous,’ is the latest legal challenge facing the longtime mentee and friend of Mayor Eric Adams.
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Carbon Capture Debuts In NYC Buildings But Won't Count Toward Climate Law Mandates, Yet
The company marketing the technology is promising to save building owners from hefty fines under Local Law 97.
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Unending Raw Sewage Leak Plagues Williamsburg Public Housing Development
“They come. They clean it up and it happens again,” said Lewis. “This is too much. It’s been here for years.”
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TLC Approves Green Taxi Change As Current For-Hire Drivers See Red
The plan to allow revamped ‘Boro Taxis’ to operate without having to adhere to a color scheme sparked protests from hacks.
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NYC Schools Handcuff And Haul Away Kids In Emotional Crisis
Black children, who make up a quarter of students in New York City schools, accounted for 59% of handcuffed students.
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City Hits Pause On Demolition Of Manhattan Detention Center After Outcry From Locals
Days after announcing it was moving forward, on the razing downtown, the Adams administration decided to hold off for two weeks.
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City Budget Grows Even As Mayor Adams Warns Of Financial Woes
The $106.7 billion executive budget will be negotiated with the City Council, which had previously blasted some of the mayor’s cuts.
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South Bronx Movie Studio Expansion Angles To Open Up Waterfront — And Fence It In
York Studios, which opened its Michaelangelo Campus for film and TV shoots in 2019, wants to add a second studio with a 60-foot ceiling.
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How To Throw A Block Party In New York City
Just in time for the warm weather, learn how to organize outdoor parties in your neighborhood — it’s not as daunting as you might think.
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Fordham Graduate Students Walk Out Of Teaching To Demand A Better Contract
Dissatisfied after seven months of negotiations, hundreds of teaching assistants are ditching classes through Wednesday.
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A Dream Demurred: Owner Of Langston Hughes' Home Opts For Quiet Dignity
The owner of Langston Hughes’ former residence still wants it open to the community — and free from outside control.
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Link5G Towers Must Pass Historic Preservation And Environmental Reviews, Says FCC
The directive comes after Manhattan Congressman Jerry Nadler wrote the FCC that the 32-foot-tall pillars appear ‘out of context.’
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How Hochul's Housing Dream Died: Backlash Surged Beyond The 'Burbs
Developers and tenant advocates alike say leaders in Albany failed to put muscle into pushing ambitious development proposals.
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MTA Files Eminent Domain Case To Take Over Harlem Properties For Second Ave. Subway Extension
Nine lots from East 119th to 120th streets are required for the construction of a ‘launch box’ for tunnel boring machines.
