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Critics pan “stunningly weakened” zoning text amendment, which now heads to City Council for review
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City Council data maps 311 complaints about parking permit misuse, most of which result in no action
The most comprehensive exhibition about the Nazi death camp ever presented in North America opens at the Museum of Jewish Heritage on May 8
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An UES exhibition of work by undocumented immigrants explores themes of place and culture
