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A Meeting With Public Advocate Letitia James This Friday Gives You the Opportunity to Talk Local

The Friday night meeting is specifically for Bushwick and Cypress Hills residents and issues in the two neighborhoods.

By Magdalena Waz

March 29, 2017 · 1 min read

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A Meeting With Public Advocate Letitia James This Friday Gives You the Opportunity to Talk Local

The Friday night meeting is specifically for Bushwick and Cypress Hills residents and issues in the two neighborhoods.

Magdalena Waz March 29, 2017Mar 29, 2017 · 1 min read

This Friday, you can meet with New York City’s Public Advocate Letitia James to talk about local issues facing this community and all before your Friday night really swings into gear.

What is a public advocate you ask? A public advocate in New York City is first in line…

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