Politics NY News Headlines Archive for November 1, 2017

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Brooklyn

Bed-Stuy Cafe Leaves Young African-American Trick Or Treaters Holding the Bag

By Stephen Witt

Linda Sarsour

Brooklyn

Linda Sarsour “100 Percent” Denies She Is Supporting Kalman Yeger

By Stephen Witt

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Brooklyn

Parents Don’t Want to Take a Chance on Unwanted Teachers

By DeWayne Murreld

Queens County City Council News

Queens Lawmakers On The Move — Wednesday Nov. 1, 2017

By Politics NY

News Site Brooklyn

Brooklyn

Brooklyn Lawmakers On The Move Nov. 1, 2017

By Kings County Politics

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De Blasio Announces New Affordable Housing Programs For Seniors

By Politics NY

More from Around New York

Pilgrim Pharmacy owners Ray Macioci (right) and Michael Coscia (left).

As independent pharmacies vanish, Pilgrim Pharmacy marks 50 years serving The Bronx

If “Leviticus” becomes a hit, one hopes that it might create space for further queer voices in horror.

‘Leviticus’: Gay teenagers battle amonster created by homophobia

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Photos | FourLeaf in Jackson Heights hosts networking event

BK programming

Brooklyn historical institutions awarded $350K for Battle of Brooklyn semiquincentennial programming