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Mayor Bloomberg Presents Fiscal Year 2013 Executive Budget
Mayor Bloomberg today presented a Fiscal Year (FY) 2013 Executive Budget and an updated four-year financial plan. The Mayor outlined a plan that achieves a balanced budget - without tax increases - which is made possible by the City's years of prudent planning, spending restraint and an increasingly diversified city economy.
Thursday, May 3, 2012
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Mayor Bloomberg, Taxi Commissioner Yassky and Members of the Livery Industry Unveil Official Color of the New Boro Taxis - Apple Green
Mayor Bloomberg, Taxi and Limousine Commission Chairman and Commissioner Yassky and members of the livery car industry today unveiled the official color for the new “Boro Taxis” - Apple Green. The Boro Taxis will bring legal taxi service to the seven million New Yorkers who live outside Manhattan's Central Business District by licensing 18,000 livery vehicles to, for the first time, legally pickup street hail passengers in the boroughs outside of Manhattan and in Northern Manhattan. 
Sunday, April 29, 2012
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Mayor Bloomberg and Forest City Ratner Announce Plan to Fill 2,000 Jobs at New Barclays Center in Brooklyn
Mayor Bloomberg today joined Forest City Ratner Companies Chairman and CEO Bruce Ratner to announce a plan to fill approximately 2,000 jobs at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn using the City's Workforce1 services.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
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Mayor Bloomberg Joins New York University President John Sexton to Announce Historic Partnership to Create New Applied Sciences Center in Downtown Brooklyn
Monday, April 23, 2012
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Mayor's Office Internship Program
Do you have an interest in public policy? In government? In public service? If so, an internship with the City of New York might be just right for you, and the Office of the Mayor is now accepting applications. From the Community Affairs Unit to the Office of Immigrant Affairs, the New York City Commission for the United Nations to the Mayor's Office of Special Projects and Events, and many more in between, the Office of the Mayor offers internships that help support the City of New York. Whether you're looking to see policy made first-hand, give back to your community, or get the tools you need to succeed in any office, there is a department within the Mayor's Office sure to capture your interest while furthering your professional development. Our internships are aimed at college and graduate students, can be semester or year-long commitments, and are non-salaried.

Thank you for your interest in the Mayor’s Office Summer Internship Program.  Due to the high volume of applications received and the limited number of positions, our Summer 2012 session is closed at this time. If you would like to submit an application for future sessions – Fall 2012, Spring 2013 and Summer 2013 – we will keep it on file and consider it as opportunities become available. 

Thank you again for your interest in the Office of the Mayor.  We wish you the best for your summer internship search.

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Mayor Bloomberg Presents FY 2013 Preliminary Budget
Mayor Bloomberg today presented a Fiscal Year (FY) 2013 Preliminary Budget and an updated four-year financial plan. The Mayor outlined a plan that achieves a balanced budget - closing a $2 billion budget gap without tax increases - which is made possible by the City's years of prudent planning and spending restraint.
Thursday, February 2, 2012
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Mayor Bloomberg Releases 2005 Campaign Accountability Report
Mayor Bloomberg today released his third Campaign Accountability Report, showing that nearly a year and a half after Election Day 2005, 96% of the 100 campaign promises the Mayor made during the 2005 campaign have either been fully implemented or are currently being implemented.
Monday, May 7, 2007
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