The crush of new developments that are transforming Brooklyn's industrial Bushwick into a bohemian paradise has
neighborhood leaders pressing the city to stop the...
Not exact matches
Mr. Seabrook, the union
leader who has been a proud obstacle to plenty of the reform efforts aimed at Rikers Island by Mr. de Blasio over the last several years — he filed court documents to try to stop a new use of force policy and has held City Hall
press conferences decrying the mayor's policies and telling him to «shape up or ship out» — pointed to something that would probably be an even larger obstacle to closing down the city's controversial jail complex: resistance from residential
neighborhoods who don't want inmates nearby.
According to a
press release his office sent out on Friday: «New York City tenants, housing advocates and clergy and community
leaders [will be]... chanting slogans, waving placards and criticizing so - called advocacy groups as being out of touch with the needs of tenants in poor and middle class
neighborhoods.»
At a Friday morning
press conference held by House Majority
Leader Kevin McCarthy and others at a charter school in the Anacostia
neighborhood of D.C., lawmakers didn't talk about the Student Success Act and didn't hold scheduled
press availability.