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eping management of apartments with the authority. NYCHA has, so far, turned over management to private vendors. De Blasio Gets RAD-icalized Mayor Bill de Blasio, who wasn't initially a RAD fan, came around last year to embrace the program as medicine to help cure NYCHA's ills, amid a Justice Department lawsu
he city's tact so far: He favors keeping management of apartments with the authority. NYCHA has, so far, turned over management to private vendors. De Blasio Gets RAD-icalized Mayor Bill de Blasio, who wasn't initially a RAD fan, came around last year to embrace the program as medicine to help cure NYCHA
legal resistance" from religious organizations "over a provision limiting attendance at indoor religious services to no more than 10 people." Mayor Bill de Blasio "said 1,200 city workers would be out on the streets doing enforcement, though some of those efforts involved trying to educate businesses about rul
fortunately the coronavirus continues to be very infectious, continues to spread and so we have to take the precautions that we are embarking upon." De Blasio said, "Overall, I think we're very dear about our direction, our ability to keep things in check, but what we do know is certain areas of the city
"legal resistance" from religious organizations "over a provision limiting attendance at indoor religious services to no more than 10 people." Mayor Bill de Blasio "said 1,200 city workers would be out on the streets doing enforcement, though some of those efforts involved trying to educate businesses about ru
fortunately the coronavirus continues to be very infectious, continues to spread and so we have to take the precautions that we are embarking upon." De Blasio said, "Overall, I think we're very clear about our direction, our ability to keep things in check, but what we do know is certain areas of the city
Washington Post <https://www.washingtonpost.corn/education/2020/11/29/nyc-schools-reopening/> (11/30, Balingit, 14.2M) reports New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) on Sunday "announced...that he would begin to allow the city's youngest students and those with special needs to return to classrooms beginning
city's hybrid option, only prekindergarten through fifth-grade students and special education (District 75) students will be permitted to return." De Blasio "said he is pushing schools that have sufficient space to reopen five days a week." The New York Times <https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/30/nyregion/
asio Says New York City Needs A Federal Bailout. The Wall Street Journal (11/23, Honan, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) reports New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says the city needs a federal bail out to recover from the economic damage caused by the pandemic. The city's financial plan, which was released Mo
ng politics." Gottheimer said, "The package - it's not far. It's getting the damn politics out of the way and tell leadership stop playing games." De Blasio Says New York City Needs A Federal Bailout. The Wall Street Journal (11/23, Honan, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) reports New York City Mayor Bill
ounger Grades, Students With Special Needs To Return To In-Person Classes. The Washington Post (11/30, Balingit, 14.2M) reports New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) on Sunday "announced...that he would begin to allow the city's youngest students and those with special needs to return to classrooms beginning
e city's hybrid option, only prekindergarten through fifth-grade students and special education (District 75) students will be permitted to return." De Blasio "said he is pushing schools that have sufficient space to reopen five days a week." The New York Times (11/30, Al, Shapiro, Taylor, 18.61M) reports
legal resistance" from religious organizations "over a provision limiting attendance at indoor religious services to no more than 10 people." Mayor Bill de Blasio "said 1,200 city workers would be out on the streets doing enforcement, though some of those efforts involved trying to educate businesses about rul
fortunately the coronavirus continues to be very infectious, continues to spread and so we have to take the precautions that we are embarking upon." De Blasio said, "Overall, I think we're very clear about our direction, our ability to keep things in check, but what we do know is certain areas of the city
ounger Grades, Students With Special Needs To Return To In-Person Classes. The Washington Post (11/30, Balingit, 14.2M) reports New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) on Sunday "announced...that he would begin to allow the city's youngest students and those with special needs to return to classrooms beginning
e city's hybrid option, only prekindergarten through fifth-grade students and special education (District 75) students will be permitted to return." De Blasio "said he is pushing schools that have sufficient space to reopen five days a week." The New York Times (11/30, Al, Shapiro, Taylor, 18.61M) reports
legal resistance" from religious organizations "over a provision limiting attendance at indoor religious services to no more than 10 people." Mayor Bill de Blasio "said 1,200 city workers would be out on the streets doing enforcement, though some of those efforts involved trying to educate businesses about rul
fortunately the coronavirus continues to be very infectious, continues to spread and so we have to take the precautions that we are embarking upon." De Blasio said, "Overall, I think we're very clear about our direction, our ability to keep things in check, but what we do know is certain areas of the city
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