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Residents at Marlboro Houses are helping turn underused open space into a community-centered landscape designed for gathering, play and everyday connection.

From planning to execution, housing reform moves into a more operational phase.

What began as a simple prom night became a quiet reminder of how connection can reshape everyday life in senior housing.

NYC is using a community run to raise awareness about its new 2-K childcare program.

Silence does not disappear; it reshapes itself into memory, waiting to be named. Some histories survive not in archives, but in the voices that refuse to fade.

What falls is small, but what it gathers below is far larger: anticipation, laughter and shared attention.

“Father’s Day” is coming a little early this year, at least for just over four dozen families in Brooklyn.

The NYC housing crisis meets a plan that aims to change its scale, not just its symptoms.

A bookstore built around community faces an uncertain future.