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Face Time: Sudha Seetharaman

Sudha Seetharam, co-founder of Trilok School When your first walk into Sudha Seetharaman's sunny office space in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, the first thing you notice is color! And it's not just because her office is decorated with expressive paintings m

Super Lover by Dinna Alexanyan, MFT

Dear Miss Dinna — I am a 35 year old emotionally and mentally stable woman. I have been in and out of countless love relationships. Some long and some as brief as 3 months. I never know how soon I should say the "L word".

New Bill in the City Council Bans Employers From Weighing Your Credit

Photo: NYC Coalition to Stop Credit Checks in Employment The New York City Council recently introduced a bill that would ban companies from considering the credit history of job applicants when making hiring decisions, reported Crain's New York Busin

A Look Back on Bill de Blasio's First 100 Days

Mayor Bill de Blasio delivers his 100 Day Speech at Cooper Union on Thursday, April 10 Photo: Ed Reed for the Office of Mayor Bill de Blasio Mayor Bill de Blasio marked his first 100 Days in office on Wednesday with a speech to the public, offering e

UFT and Charter Advocates Unite at City Hall for Councilmember Cornegy's School Door Alarms Bill

City Councilmember Robert Cornegy with school advocates on the steps of City Hall in support of Cornegy's Audible Alarms Bill City Councilmember Robert Cornegy with school advocates on the steps of City Hall in support of Cornegy's Audible Alarms Bil
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Subway Style

New York City's mass transit system is the great equalizer.

Community Board 2 Meets: Brooklyn Navy Yard’s Planned Expansion and CB2 Votes to Oversee all of Atlantic Yards

Community Board 2 Meets, April 2014 Community Board 2, which covers the neighborhoods of Fort Greene, Clinton Hill and a portion of Brooklyn Heights, held its monthly meeting Wednesday.

3/9, 7:50am, Police searching hit-and-run driver who struck, killed a bicyclist and injured 2 others

Fariña Says, State Exams Will Have Less Bearing on Student Promotion

Fariña Says, State Exams Will Have Less Bearing on Student Promotion

New York City Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña announced on Wednesday that a student's grade promotion will no longer be primarily determined by his or her performance on the standardized state exams, reported Capital New York .

City Council to Propose Bill Granting Undocumented Immigrants Official NYC Identification

The City Council is expected to introduce a bill today allowing undocumented immigrants to obtain a municipal identification card, reported Crain's New York Business . The New York City I.D.