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Lynn Ellsworth, Human-scale NYC, interviews Ben Richardson on effects of Supertall buildings (80 Flatbush Ave.) on NYC neighborhoods and of Real Estate Board interests taking over the Boards of Directors of Non-Profit organization that guide public policy.
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Michael Jenkins, Prisoner Reentry Activist at Youth Empowerment Systems of New York City
Carlos Cabrera entrevista al Docente Juan Guerra, Profesor de la Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo haciendo un análisis sobre el estado de la formación universitaria en dicha institución. En el segundo segmento, Carlos y la Dra. Ivelsy Ulerio informan a la audiencia sobre la enfermedad rábica.
Democrats take control of House • Kansas Republican State Senator quits over anti-transgender policies... and much more!
Aired January 2nd, 2019
The Drama Editor Comes with Some New Awake Music and Music Videos
In this episode, Mrs. C. Virginia Fields has a conversation with Justin Toro, LMSW, Program Manager, Adolescent Program, Montefiore Medical Center
In this episode, the Makillala Crew: Cristina, Jen and Rachelle; interview three women who balance their role as Moms with their careers and every other aspect of life. They are Ann Constantino Beck, President of International Women Artists; Mita Quiogue, CEO at Glossy Skinnovation; and Tracy Dizon...
Federal relief staved off the worst of its socio-economic effects and prevented a massive spike in poverty, new Census data revealed this past week.
The New York City Comptroller is an investment advisor and fiduciary for New York City’s $266 billion public pension system that serves 700,000 current and former teachers, firefighters, health care workers, police officers, and other retired city employees.
Since the nation's most recent pandemic-era stimulus package, the American Rescue Plan, was passed in March the de Blasio administration officials have been crafting a plan to use close to $5.9 billion in direct federal funding to New York City government.
A new report confirms that lower-income New Yorkers are the demographic most worried about the long-term effects of the pandemic, when compared to their moderate and higher-income counterparts.