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Trapped in a Nursing Home—at 26

By Louise Dewast on May 17, 2014 de blasio, disabled, housing, mayor, medicaid, poverty, public On the Edge, The Global City, Two New Yorks

Trapped in a Nursing Home—at 26

A paralyzed young man longs for his own place

De Blasio Motorcade Caught Breaking Traffic Laws

By Steven Rosenbaum on February 21, 2014 de blasio, mayor, Traffic, Vision Zero Cops & Courts, Multimedia, Politics & Policy

A local TV team filmed De Blasio’s limo speeding through stop signs—and the flap isn’t going away quietly.

New Yorkers Blast School Decision

By Louise Dewast on February 13, 2014 de blasio, deblasio, education, Featured, mayor, New York, Safety, Schools, slider, snow, transport, Transportation, Weather Politics & Policy, What's New?

New Yorkers Blast School Decision

Schools stayed open—and a storm of criticism erupted

What Will de Blasio’s Promises Cost?

By Joanna Plucinska on February 12, 2014 Bill de Blasio, budget, city government, de blasio, mayor Politics & Policy, Two New Yorks

What Will de Blasio’s Promises Cost?

Surprise! Many of the mayor’s proposals depend on private action or federal dollars, not local spending

De Blasio’s Pre-K Plan: Are Charter Schools In the Picture?

By Sandhya Subbarao on February 12, 2014 campaign, charter, co-locate, Cuomo, de blasio, Governor, mayor, Schools Politics & Policy

De Blasio’s Pre-K Plan: Are Charter Schools In the Picture?

Advocates see the question as a bellwether

De Blasio's Pre-K Plan: Are Charter Schools In the Picture?

By admin on February 12, 2014 campaign, charter, co-locate, Cuomo, de blasio, Governor, mayor, Schools Politics & Policy

De Blasio's Pre-K Plan: Are Charter Schools In the Picture?

Advocates see the question as a bellwether