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	December 2005 NYCHA Launches New Website NYCHA News: Mayor Bloomberg Honors NYCHA Hero NYCHA Opens $7.3 Million Throggs Neck Community Center November 2005 NYCHA News: NYCHA Youth Chorus Entertains at City Hall Tree Lighting Ceremony NYCHA News: Bear USA Donates Down Coats to NYCHA Youth October 2005 New York Power Authority Donates Ten Energy-Saving Electric Vehicles to NYCHA NYCHA News: Gardeners Show Off at Botanical Garden NYCHA News: Senior Benefit & Entitlement Fair August 2005 NYCHA News: Centralized Call Center Expands To Queens July 2005 106-Year-Old NYCHA Resident Recognized For Her Daily Participation In Tenant Patrol June 2005 House Appropriations Committee Adopts Public Housing Funding Formula Favorable To New York City NYCHA And International Brotherhood Of Teamsters Local 237 Reach Tentative Labor Agreement For 6,600 Employees February 2005 Mayor Bloomberg Visits PSS GrandParent Family Apartments NYCHA’s $2 Billion Plan to Preserve Public Housing January 2005 City Harvest Brings Produce to Bronx Residents With The Help of NYCHA