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What the Gracie Mansion fracas tells us
On Saturday, two teenagers were arrested outside Gracie Mansion after lobbing improvised explosive devices during a chaotic scene as a rally organized by far-right figure Jake Lang was met by a larger counterprotest that arose around it. The teens, Emir Balat and Ibrahim Nikk Kayumi, were charged by federal prosecutors, who claimed that they had…
Deadline Monday: Buy a Rockaway Beach apartment for under $15K
The recent warmer weather may have had you dreaming of life by the water. If so, move fast: the lottery to join the waiting list for a Rockaway Beach apartment, priced far below market value, ends Monday, March 16. You can buy a one-bedroom co-op apartment a short walk from the boardwalk for a range…
It’s not too late to apply to these free or paid teen opportunities in New York this summer
As children grow into teens, for many parents, the search for affordable summer camps gives way to the quest for free or paid teen summer programs. Internships and enrichment opportunities, especially those with stipends, can be competitive and are increasingly scarce. Some longtime programs have closed due to funding cuts. Others’ application deadlines passed during…
Ending soon: Lottery to rent a Flatbush one-bedroom starting at $784
An affordable housing lottery at Clarkson Estates closes March 10.
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What to know about the rollout of free 2-K programs
Mamdani and Hochul announce where the first phase of NYC’s expanded child care program will be available this fall. But even with 2,000 new seats, some of the city’s highest-need areas will still be waiting for their share.
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