via Brooklyn MC
One School’s Struggle For Survival
Boys and Girls High School in Brooklyn barely avoided closure. Some 22 other city schools weren't as lucky.
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Team Plays Together, Stays Together
The New York Aviators are the hottest thing on ice. Many of the teammates bunk in the same house in Queens.
via City Limits
Grandparents Raising Kids Face Cuts
Grandparents, aunts and uncles and others who raise their relatives' children could see their support services drastically reduced if Governor Cuomo's proposed budget is approved.
via New York Daily News
Rugelach King’s Sweet Reign
Alvin Lee Small's Harlem bakery has earned a dedicated cadre of customers who launched a social media campaign to save his business.
Fury Over Anti-Gay Killing Hits City
The slaying of David Kato, a gay activist in Uganda, sparked a protest in Midtown that drew more than 200 demonstrators.
Assimilating and Curing Cawfee Talk
Jeffery Davis runs Speak Clear Communications, a speech and accent coaching business.
via The Huffington Post
Trouble in ‘Gasland’
A filmmaker charges the gas industry is trying to kill the Oscar chances of his documentary, "Gasland," which examines hydro-fracking in New York and elsewhere.
via Mott Haven Herald
Cooking up Help For Bronx Businesses
George Goss and Audra Moore, a husband-and-wife artists team, got their cookie business going with some help from the Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation.