Mayor de Blasio today announced that more than 53,000 low-income homeowners are receiving an automatic $115 credit on their water and sewer bill. Continue Reading →
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Mayor de Blasio Announces ‘NYC Love Your Local’ Initiative To Businesses From Harlem TO Hollis
Mayor Bill de Blasio and Department of Small Business Services Commissioner Gregg Bishop today announced the launch of ‘NYC Love Your Local,’ a new initiative to celebrate and promote the diverse, independent, small businesses that enrich neighborhoods from Harlem to Hollis. Continue Reading →
Health Department New Data Show Increase In Blood Pressure From Harlem To Hollis
The Health Department today published two Epi Data Briefs that point to an increase in hypertension rates from Harlem To Hollis. Continue Reading →
Uptown Elected Ydanis Rodriguez To Discuss Future Of Citi Bike From Harlem To Hollis
Uptown Council Transportation Chair Ydanis Rodriguez will host a committee hearing tomorrow, November 28th at 11 AM in the City Council chambers of City Hall, looking at what comes next for Citi Bike, following the completion of its planned expansion in 2017.
NYC Launches Series Of Initiatives Targeting Underrepresentation Of Women In The Film And TV Industry
Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME) Commissioner Julie Menin today announced the launch of a groundbreaking series of initiatives targeting the underrepresentation of women in film and television. Continue Reading →
Health Department Awards Washington Heights Organization And Others For Community Development
The Health Department and the Fund for Public Health in New York today announced the release of $400,000 in grants to eight community-based organizations in neighborhoods across the city as part of Take Care New York (TCNY) 2020. Continue Reading →
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