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South Bronx Building Once Home to Young Lords' 'People's Detox Center,' to Get New Life as Arts & Wellness Hub - City Limits (opens the original)
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In the 1970s, the building on East 140th Street housed a rehab center founded by activists demanding better health services for the Mott Haven neighborhood. A local community land trust will now take over the space. The South Bronx is iconic for being a historic birthplace of hip-hop and salsa music. But one lesser-known tidbit about the neighborhood: it was once home to a program, founded by Puerto Rican activist group The Young Lords, that used ear acupuncture to treat addiction—which later be
NYC's First Immigrant Cultural Center Opens in Inwood - City Limits (opens the original)
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“Not only are we committed to immigrant artists and immigrant communities across the entire city, but we also have this dual mission of being a home for Inwood and Uptown,” said Mino Lora, executive director at The People’s Theatre: Centro Cultural Inmigrante, which opened Tuesday. The wait for the first immigrant cultural center in New York City, and the largest Latino theatre in the state, is over. The People’s Theatre: Centro Cultural Inmigrante, a 19,000-square-foot space on West 206th Stree
Some New York Latinos Are Finding Out The Hard Way That They've Lost Health Insurance - City Limits (opens the original)
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According to state officials, almost 200,000 New Yorkers have been impacted by federal cuts to the Essential Plan that made certain low-income working residents ineligible. Some only found out after going to the doctor or hospital. Last month, Jorge had been working all day installing conduits for electrical cables until he could no longer lift his left arm, and had to go to the emergency room. “When you arrive, they ask for your insurance card. I gave it to them,” Jorge, who asked that his last
Did NYC's Latino Small Businesses Score During the World Cup? - City Limits (opens the original)
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“We did have higher expectations,” said Michelle Mendez, owner of Florence Prime Diner in Elmhurst, of turnout during the World Cup. Other businesses reported a bigger boost from the games, which they say brought people together. With additional reporting by Summer Gonzalez. Lea la versión en español aquí. Over the past few weeks, the streets of New York City were filled with crowds of people wearing soccer jerseys in their countries’ team colors, as the FIFA World Cup took place just across the
¿Dónde los neoyorquinos denunciaron robos de cupones de alimentos por clonación de tarjeta? (opens the original)
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A lo largo de 10 meses del año pasado, la ciudad recibió 34.532 denuncias por robo de prestaciones del programa SNAP, de las cuales la gran mayoría —el 92,9 por ciento— no fueron reembolsadas. La mayoría de las denuncias fueron presentadas por residentes de East New York, en Brooklyn, un barrio con una población mayoritariamente negra y latina, con altos índices de inseguridad alimentaria y una elevada participación en el programa SNAP. The post ¿Dónde los neoyorquinos denunciaron robos de cupon
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