Deborah Glick, in reelection bid, touts her ‘strong record of progressive action’
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | With just days to go until the start of early voting, Assemblymember Deborah Glick is counting on her record as an...
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Artists, musicians and vendors in Washington Square try to thrive despite restrictive park rules
BY CARMO MONIZ | Many artists and vendors in Washington Square Park, known for its popularity among artists, students and protesters, are struggling to perform...
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Taking offense at reckless e-bike delivery guys, LES documentarian builds a fence
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | They say necessity is the mother of invention... . Clayton Patterson isn't fazed by much. In 1988, with a then-novel handheld...
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Opinion: Bicycles and politicians…who broke the social contract?
BY STEPHEN DiLAURO | I don’t know about other boroughs. In fact, I’m not even that aware of the situation Uptown. But here, in Downtown...
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Opinion: Make University Place car-free with a bike boulevard or pedestrian greenway
BY AUSTIN CELESTIN | New York’s favorite pandemic pastime has returned with winter in the rearview mirror. The popular Open Streets initiative has forever transformed...
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Posts tagged as “rent stabilization”

Even amid pandemic, musician can’t drum up a cheap, rent-regulated place

May 26, 2021

BY AIDAN SEIDEN | While it seems New York City apartments are cheaper than ever right now, there are still many New Yorkers struggling to…