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Parle Endeavors 2nd Annual Teen Poetry Slam Series Highlights Talented Group of Youth Performers
Youth centered nonprofit, Parle Endeavors, held their 2nd annual Teen Poetry Slam Series…
LaGuardia Houses: A Legacy of Community and Resilience in Manhattan’s Lower East Side
The LaGuardia Houses, also known as Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia Houses are located in the…
CHUCK CHILLOUT 40TH RADIO ANNIVERSARY PARTY
Chuck Chillout’s 40th Radio Anniversary Party: A Celebration of Hip-Hop History…
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Glenwood Houses: A Flatlands Community Rooted in Resilience
The Glenwood Houses occupy Brooklyn’s Flatlands neighborhood along Ralph Avenue, Farragut Road, and East 56th Street. Built in 1950, the development consists of 20 six-story buildings and is…
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Postwar to Present Day: The Evolving Story of Bushwick Houses Amid Gentrification
Bushwick Houses was among the first public housing complexes built in New York City following World War II, part of an effort to provide safe, affordable homes for working-class families.…
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Mayor Adams Offers Second Chance to City Employees Terminated Over COVID Vaccine Mandate
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced a new policy offering a second opportunity for approximately 2,900 former city employees, who were terminated for failing to comply with the…
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Gravesend Houses: Defining History from New Netherland to Present
Gravesend Houses are located in the Gravesend neighborhood of Brooklyn, bordered by West 33rd Street, Neptune Avenue, and Bayview Avenue. Built in 1954, the development consists of multiple…
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The Enduring Spirit of Brownsville Houses in Brooklyn, Beyond Mike Tyson
Built in 1948, Brownsville Houses consists of 27 buildings housing over 3,300 residents. It was among the first NYCHA developments constructed after World War II, during a period of optimism…
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Haber Houses: Seniors, Solidarity, and Community in Coney Island
The Haber Houses are located in Brooklyn’s Coney Island neighborhood, spanning West 24th Street, Mermaid Avenue, and Surf Avenue. Built in 1960, the three NYCHA developments are home to…
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33–35 Saratoga Houses: How a Small Housing Complex Built a Strong Community
The 33–35 Saratoga Houses, or now known as Saratoga Village, sit in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant, where Saratoga Avenue intersects Bainbridge Street. Far from the titanic…
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Glenwood Houses: A Flatlands Community Rooted in Resilience
The Glenwood Houses occupy Brooklyn’s Flatlands neighborhood along Ralph Avenue, Farragut Road, and East 56th Street. Built in 1950, the development consists of 20 six-story buildings and is…
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Postwar to Present Day: The Evolving Story of Bushwick Houses Amid Gentrification
Bushwick Houses was among the first public housing complexes built in New York City following World War II, part of an effort to provide safe, affordable homes for working-class families.…
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