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Wednesday, May 25, 2005

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What City Planning Says About Current Zoning

three-story condos are going up. When I say down-zoning, I want to stop that kind of stuff. That does not mean that people who require additional space in which to continue to live in their community, cannot apply for a variance that might be appropriate
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City Council Gives High Marks to Nabe’s ‘Helpdesk’

As part of a gala celebration of the Jewish community’s commitment to intergenerational programming, the New York City Council paid special tribute to the Nonprofit Helpdesk, a program of the Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island, which di
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Graffiti-Busters Roll Up Their Sleeves And Attack Blight

Officers from the 66th Precinct in Borough Park, along with members of the 66th Precinct Explorers, set out to paint the town—those neighborhoods within the confines of the 66th Precinct and Community Board 12.

Their goal? To erase graffiti f
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Mill Island Civic Community Awards

The campaign trail made a pitstop at a meeting of the Mill Island Civic Association, where mayoral challenger Gifford Miller pressed flesh with boroughites and their leaders during the group’s installation of officers.

The speaker of the City
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Freedom Tower Blues: Delay Only Prolongs the Pain

Build it already.

Three years and eight months after Islamic terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center, killing more than 3,000 innocent people, the black hole of death and destruction in Lower Manhattan remains empty.

Two years and five

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