Politics NY News Headlines Archive for December 21, 2020

Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza and Mayor Bill de Blasio at a video press conference.

Kenneth Thompson

Advocates Angered Over School Admissions Changes

By Politics NY

Apple on pile of books at the elementary school

Queens

Advocates Angered Over School Admissions Changes

By Politics NY

Education

Advocates Angered Over School Admissions Changes

By Pia Koh

SOHO buildings on Broadway.

How the SoHo Rezoning May Play a Role in the City Elections

By Megan McGibney

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Brooklyn

Movie Review: Boys State Shows Mechanics Behind U.S. Politics

By Ariama C. Long

Two headshots: Julie Won and Jenny Low, both addressing the camera

Op-Ed: Hunger Can’t Wait

By Politics NY

City Hall – New York City, July 2011

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City Council Approves “Just Cause” & Extension of Gas Inspections Legislation

By Stephen Witt

Two headshots: Julie Won and Jenny Low

Op-Ed: Hunger Can’t Wait

By Politics NY

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MANH Lawmakers on the Move, Dec. 21, 2020

By Politics NY

Queens County City Council News

Queens

Queens Lawmakers on the Move Dec. 21, 2020

By Politics NY

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Election

Chi Ossé Brings Fresh Energy to Bed-Stuy Council Race

By Ariama C. Long

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Brooklyn

Brooklyn Lawmakers on the Move Dec. 21, 2020

By Kings County Politics

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Borough President Vanessa Gibson allocates $56.3M from city budget towards Bronx education, healthcare and neighborhood upgrades

"It Is Not Enough to See, One Must See Through to Find Truth" (2013), Emmett Wigglesworth.

Exhibition explores esteemed Harlem incubator for artists

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Mrs. Met among Mascot Hall of Fame candidates for class of 2026

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Drivers kill three Brooklyn pedestrians over the course of two days