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Mayor Bloomberg Flips Switch On First Tri-Generation Power Plant in NYC
Mayor Bloomberg today turned on the City's first tri-generation power plant
at Co-Op City in the Bronx, which is the result of a $65 million renovation.
The plant will use less fuel, cut carbon emissions and pollutants by 40%
and will result in between $15 million and $25 million in savings annually
to co-op residents.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
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Mayor Bloomberg Launches Second Phase
of "Schoolyards to Playgrounds" Project for PlaNYC Goal of All
New Yorkers Living Within a Ten Minute Walk of a Park or Playground
Mayor Bloomberg and Parks & Recreation Commissioner Benepe today cut
the ribbon on P.S. 138's new $400,000 playground, part of the Mayor's PlaNYC
goal of ensuring that all New Yorkers live within a ten minute walk of a
park or playground. The playground is the first to be renovated through
the PlaNYC Schoolyards to Playgrounds program in which the City will invest
$111 million in funding for playground improvements and open 290 schoolyards
as playgrounds in underserved neighborhoods.
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
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Mayor Bloomberg Announces New Weekend
Court Processing so Youth Who Present Low Risk to the Community Can Be Returned
Home Swiftly
Mayor Bloomberg today announced that beginning next month juvenile delinquency
arrests in New York City will be processed on weekends, a first for New
York State. Seven day per week juvenile processing, a standard already in
place for those 16 years old and above, will reduce detention time for youth
who can be safely released to the community and might otherwise be detained
for up to 48 hours or longer. High-risk youth will also have access to weekend
processing and a judge will determine whether detention is warranted.
Monday, May 12, 2008
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Mayor Bloomberg, Speaker Quinn, National
Institute for Reproductive Health and Mayors Across the Country Announce
2008 Urban Initiative for Reproductive Health National Summit
Mayor Bloomberg, City Council Speaker Quinn and National Institute of Reproductive
Health President Kelli Conlin, along with San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom,
Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon and Anchorage Mayor Mark Begich today launched
the 2008 Urban Initiative for Reproductive Health National Summit being
held on May 8 and 9 in New York.
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
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Mayor Bloomberg Presents $59.1 Billion
FY 2009 Executive Budget
Mayor Bloomberg today announced his Fiscal Year (FY) 2009 Executive Budget
and presented an updated four-year financial plan for New York City. The
$59.1 billion budget maintains the City's firm financial footing in the
near term by reining in expenditures across the city, with city-funded spending
expected to only grow by 0.1 percent.
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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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