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Norwood: MTA Female Employee Assaulted on BX-10 Bus
Dinowitz Bill Aims to Enhance 311 Complaints System but Negligent Property Owners Still a Major Issue
A bill designed to enhance the 311 complaint management system cosponsored by Councilman Eric Dinowitz (C.D. 11) was adoped into law on Feb. 22, and though residents of Council District 11 welcome the news, getting property owners to act on 311 complaints and clean up their properties is still a major challenge according to residents.
Inquiring Photographer: Thoughts on the Impact of Trump Policies on People’s Day-to-Day Lives
Van Cortlandt Jewish Center Hosts ‘Holocaust Remembrance’ Lecture; Bronx Group Demands End to Aid Blockade
UPDATE Kingsbridge Armory ULURP Process & Public Hearings Advance Amid Lawsuit
News shared May 19 that the required Uniform Land Use Review Procedure (ULURP) and public hearings for the latest Kingsbridge Armory redevelopment plan are about to kick off appear to signal that it’s full steam ahead for the beleaguered site. This is despite a pending lawsuit filed at the end of March against the City, 8th Regiment Partners, the winning bidder, and NYC Economic Development Corporation (EDC) by losing bidder, Agallas Equities.