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Democracy Watchdogs are Girding for Post-Midterm Attacks on Your Vote

by R.C. Baker

Town and country: A new day for NYC carriage horses.

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The End Is Coming for the NYC Carriage Horse Industry

by Laura Bell

It’s time to put out the MAGA dumpster fire.

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Best Political Bangs for Your Bucks: A Smorgasbord of Overperforming Dems and Sinking MAGAs

by R.C. Baker

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MUSIC

In 1996, the Voice Was Digging Deep Into Culture

by R.C. Baker

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MUSIC

Letter from a Fan of NYC

by Village Voice staff

Town and country: A new day for NYC carriage horses.

News

The End Is Coming for the NYC Carriage Horse Industry

by Laura Bell

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MUSIC

In 1996, the Voice Was Digging Deep Into Culture

by R.C. Baker

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MUSIC

Letter from a Fan of NYC

by Village Voice staff

Tony winner Ruben Santiago-Hudson (center) and creative collaborators turned it out to promote their imminent revival of August Wilson’s ‘Seven Guitars.’

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Musto on Theater, Film, and Not Landing a Joke

by Michael Musto

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Why Can’t de Blasio’s Housing Authority Keep the Heat On?

Residents of Canarsie’s Breukelen Houses say decades of poor maintenance have ruined a once-beautiful community

by Steven Wishnia

March 2, 2018

Housing

‘That Damn Hole Gave My Son Lead Poisoning’

A NYCHA worker and tenant is suing the city for “knowingly and intentionally” failing to inspect public housing for lead paint

by Jake Offenhartz

December 14, 2017

NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES

NYC May Not Finish Sandy Repairs Before Next Storm Hits

At current rates of climate change, we could face Sandy-scale storm surges every five years by 2050

by Aaron Gordon

October 27, 2017

NEW YORK CITY ARCHIVES

Trump’s Assault On NYC’s Social Safety Net Begins With $35 Million Cut To NYCHA

by Max Rivlin-Nadler

March 8, 2017

NEW YORK CITY ARCHIVES

Ben Carson Needs To Read NYCHA’s Latest Report

by Stephen Miller

January 13, 2017

Education

Free Wi-Fi Coming to Brownsville, Harlem, the Bronx, and Housing Projects in Brooklyn

by Tessa Stuart

October 1, 2013

Living

NYCHA’s Willingness to Meet With Frustrated Red Hook Residents Makes For Calm Protest

by Jason Lewis

November 28, 2012

Living

Public Housing Residents Fed Up With NYCHA’s Rightsizing Transfer Policies

by Jason Lewis

October 24, 2012

Living

Boston Consulting Group’s Secretive $10 Million Report on NYCHA Not So Shady After All

by Jason Lewis

September 28, 2012

Living

The NYCHA Spending Saga Continues as Bloomberg Brings Aid to Agency

by John Surico

August 18, 2012

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