MTA Announces Potential Congestion Pricing Plan
BARUCH COLLEGE–The tolling program would force most drivers who commute through mid and lower Manhattan to pay a fare. Story by Roderick Joshua
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Awareness Emphasized at Brooklyn Women’s Health Symposium
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Health care professionals stressed the importance of detecting breast cancer early and learning about different treatment available. Story by Gabriela Flores
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Queens Group Gives Aid to Venezuelan Asylum Seekers
CITY COLLEGE–“This is a safe place for them after all the trauma they have been through,” said Rosa Callabero, co-founder of the non-profit organization, Venezuelan Alliance. Story by Astra Montanez
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Brooklyn College Offers Universal Pre-K After CUNY Child Care Budget Expands
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“Expanding high-quality, affordable childcare options is an essential piece of creating a more equitable and accessible higher education system for New Yorkers,” the governor said. Story by Michela Arlia
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Manhattanville Houses Tenants Oppose Imminent PACT Conversion
CITY COLLEGE–“This is our home, we are not going to be driven out of it,” said one tenant. Story by Rhiannon Rashidi
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Federal Court Rules DACA Illegal But Keeps Program Intact Temporarily
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–While current dreamers can still renew their status, the fate of current and future DACA applications is uncertain. Story by Shlomie Katash
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