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Mayor Bill de Blasio

Remote Learning to End in NYC Schools This Fall

May 24, 2021 Kevin Deutsch 0

This school year, 60 percent of the city’s students are learning remotely rather than attending in person classes.

City Adds Sanitation Trucks Amid COVID Trash Crisis

September 16, 2020 Eric Klein 0

The city’s fleet of garbage trucks has been scaled back this year amid reduced trash pickup—a result of coronavirus-related budget cuts.

School Buses Will be Ready for Bronx Students: de Blasio

September 9, 2020 Sasha Gonzales 0

Bus companies will cover 2,470 general education routes and 5,962 special education routes, ensuring “bus service will be available to all children who need it,” the mayor said.

City Announces Plan to Distribute COVID Masks, but Snubs East Bronx

April 30, 2020 Sasha Gonzales 0

The Bronx will have 11 of the city’s 55 planned locations, officials said, but none will be located in the East Bronx: a sprawling area with some of the highest poverty and coronavirus death rates rates in the nation, as well as more residents of color than any other borough.

Less Than 1 Percent of NYC Small Business Loans for COVID Went to Bronx: Data

April 29, 2020 Kevin Deutsch 0

New York City’s COVID-19 small business loan program—meant to shore up struggling local merchants—has awarded less than one percent of its funds to Bronx businesses so far, with 99 percent going to owners in other boroughs, city officials said Wednesday.

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