|
Recent Blog Posts
Obama, Clinton Release Statement on Roll Call Vote at the DNC
An interview with Maestro Vincent La Selva
Are Internet Communities Cities?
Olympic Propaganda Directive Denied, Despite Publication
|
Momentum Builds
by Ira Stoll
Tue, 22 May 2007 at 12:53 PM
updated Tue, 22 May 2007 at 12:57 PM
More support for the Sun's plan to give public housing tenants their apartments comes from, of all places, Bushwick, Brooklyn, where the blogger Bushwickbk.com writes, "The projects, built in the wake of the city's program of 'slum clearance' from the 30s to the 50s, and then with some built after parts of the city, including Bushwick, burned down in the 60s and 70s, have ironically remained the only slums left in this entire city of 8 million. Slum-like properties that are not city-owned are always directly adjacent to those that are."
It Shines For All Homepage
|
Fall Education
A New York Sun Advertorial Section
NEW YORK ›
Cricket Draws City Teenagers Toward Police Department
A Budget Deal May Embolden Governor Paterson
Fair Housing Probe May Push Developers To Washington's Way
Incentive Payouts Begin For City Students
Court Date Set for Officers Charged in Bronx Beating
Child, Animal Abuse Linked Under Albany Bill
NATIONAL ›
Obama Adviser Offers Some Advice to Damascus
Ohio Rep. Tubbs Jones Suffers Aneurysm
Lieberman To Speak at GOP Convention
Senator Stevens Loses Bid to Move Trial to Alaska
Overhauling Guard Training Is Costly
Obama To Campaign With Running Mate Saturday
ARTS+ ›
Title of Woodward's Fourth Bush Book Unveiled
Under Siege: Michael Jones' 'Leningrad'
Billionaire Chandler Establishes Showcase For Mother's Art
Malaysia Shuts Down Avril Lavigne Show
"Godspell' Revival Called Off
Tales from Londonistan: Hanif Kureishi's 'Something To Tell You'
|
Print
Send
RSS
