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Gianna Palmer

When Bombs Besieged New York City In Early 20th Century: U.S. Explosions Once Common

It’s the most intense period of American terrorism you’ve likely never heard of. At the turn of the 20th century, bombings were a fixture of urban life in America, with frequent violent incidents reminiscent of Monday’s Boston Marathon attack. “You would’ve actually been a lot more accustomed to [bombings] in New York 100 years ago […]

April 22nd, 2013

By Gianna Palmer

It’s the most intense period of American terrorism you’ve likely never heard of. At the turn of the 20th century, bombings were a fixture of urban life in America, with frequent violent incidents reminiscent of Monday’s Boston Marathon attack.

“You would’ve actually been a lot more accustomed to [bombings] in New York

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East Coast Residents Resist Evacuation Orders, Some With Regret

Like everyone living in the lowest-lying areas of New York City, the more than 6,100 residents of the Red Hook Houses — Brooklyn’s largest public housing development — were under orders from City Hall to evacuate the zone by Sunday evening. The New York City Housing Authority gave those who lived in public housing an […]

October 31st, 2012

By Gianna Palmer

East Coast Residents Resist Evacuation Orders, Some With Regret

Like everyone living in the lowest-lying areas of New York City, the more than 6,100 residents of the Red Hook Houses — Brooklyn’s largest public housing development — were under orders from City Hall to evacuate the zone by Sunday evening. The New York City Housing Authority gave those who lived in public housing an extra push to get out:

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Construction Permit Middlemen Face New Hurdle To Getting The Job

Just after 8 a.m. on Wednesday morning Steve Ruotolo, 57, had been standing outside the Department of Building’s Manhattan Borough Office for several hours. He carried a large olive-green tote bag stuffed with rolls of building plans and stacks of associated forms. Though he expected a stressful day, he was in good spirits. “It’s not […]

October 04th, 2012

By Gianna Palmer

Construction Permit Middlemen Face New Hurdle To Getting The Job

Just after 8 a.m. on Wednesday morning Steve Ruotolo, 57, had been standing outside the Department of Building’s Manhattan Borough Office for several hours. He carried a large olive-green tote bag stuffed with rolls of building plans and stacks of associated forms. Though he expected a stressful day, he was in good spirits. “It’s not bad — the

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City Councils Try ‘Participatory Budgeting’ To Get Citizens More Involved In Community, Politics

After a dynamic inaugural year of inviting the public to help decide how the New York City Council spends some of its funds, four council members who pioneered the practice are about to have some company. In contrast to the typical closed-door, opaque decision-making behind council members’ individual member-item spending, under “participatory budgeting” four City […]

September 27th, 2012

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City Councils Try ‘Participatory Budgeting’ To Get Citizens More Involved In Community, Politics

After a dynamic inaugural year of inviting the public to help decide how the New York City Council spends some of its funds, four council members who pioneered the practice are about to have some company. In contrast to the typical closed-door, opaque decision-making behind council members’ individual member-item spending, under “participatory

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As Homeless Pack Shelters, Storage Brokers Seek Their Stuff

Two years after the city’s Human Resources Administration vowed to save money by finding a single company to provide storage services for homeless New Yorkers, it continues to force clients to find their own facilities. With the city’s homeless population now at record levels, vying to store their possessions is a booming business. Enter HRA. Not the city […]

August 24th, 2012

By Gianna Palmer

As Homeless Pack Shelters, Storage Brokers Seek Their Stuff

Two years after the city’s Human Resources Administration vowed to save money by finding a single company to provide storage services for homeless New Yorkers, it continues to force clients to find their own facilities.

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