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The Poet in Public Housing Who Turned Neighbors' Stories Into Sculptures - City Limits (opens the original)
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Tamra Cosby, 28, said it was “very humbling” to hear her Astoria Houses neighbors—some of whom she’s known for over a decade—speak candidly about personal doubts and worries. Her new sculptures have fellow residents’ words etched into them. Tamra Cosby, a 28-year-old poet and resident of Astoria Houses, led poetry workshops for her neighbors for more than a year and a half, with a goal to get residents involved in the design of their new outdoor gathering area. Cosby, who’s lived there since she
'Like Science Fiction': Resident Votes and Virtual Reality Drive NYCHA Campus Transformation - City Limits (opens the original)
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Maria Guzman, 71, said she couldn’t believe that a man who helped her garden for a few minutes one afternoon would, within weeks, donate millions of dollars to redesign 33,000 square feet of outdoor space at her public housing campus. Maria Guzman, a 71-year-old public housing resident of Harborview Terrace Houses, and her grandson were shoveling dirt out of old planters at her complex when Bill Ackman—the founder of Pershing Square Holdings and its charitable arm, whose net worth is estimated a
Q&A: Brian Romero Brings a NYCHA Perspective to Queens Assembly Seat - City Limits (opens the original)
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The 36-year-old Democratic nominee couch surfed for a year, and lived in NYCHA for over a decade. He says his housing history shaped his plans for public office, as he runs unopposed in the November general election for State Assembly District 34 in Western Queens. After winning the primary election in June, 36-year-old Democratic nominee Brian Romero will advance this fall to an open seat in Assembly District 34, which includes Western Queens neighborhoods like Jackson Heights, East Elmhurst, a
Police Tout 'Safest Year So Far in Public Housing' As Murders, Shootings Reach Record Lows - City Limits (opens the original)
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Amid a citywide drop in crime, NYCHA developments recorded the fewest murders, shootings, and robberies during the first seven months of the year, the lowest on record, according to recent data from the NYPD. Reports of serious crimes, like murders and shootings, are at historic lows across the city—including its communities of 335 public housing developments. New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) developments recorded the safest first seven months of any year, with the fewest murders, shootin
Dates Dropped for City's Next 'NYCHA in Your Neighborhood' Events This Fall - City Limits (opens the original)
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Building on three earlier forums held this spring, the events are a chance for public housing residents to tell officials their concerns directly, City Hall said. In May and June, the city hosted three events where public housing residents could meet and share their concerns with city officials, including those from their landlord, the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA). Building on that initiative, Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration announced dates for the next five “NYCHA in Your Neigh
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