Can Albany heal Bronx’s housing court woes?

Coalition calls for $172M statewide bill to expand and strengthen Right to Counsel

B y Abigail Nehring

Posted 11/24/22

Renters in Albany — they’re just like us. And the New York City Right to Counsel Coalition says they need access to lawyers in housing court, too.

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Can Albany heal Bronx’s housing court woes?

Coalition calls for $172M statewide bill to expand and strengthen Right to Counsel

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New farmers market in Kingsbridge aims to combat food insecurity in the Bronx

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