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Funding for NYCHA has been poorly managed, leaving residents with dire issues.
Funding for NYCHA has been poorly managed, leaving residents with dire issues.
State Senator Julia Salazar and St. Nick’s Alliance were joined by community leaders and public housing tenants in a tense discussion over the state of New York City Housing Authority at the Brooklyn Public Library DeKalb Branch on July 24.
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