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    New York Law School Hosts Open Community Meeting on the Future of Tribeca Following the Pandemic

    Events  •  COVID-19 Recovery  •  Webinar

    Panelists discuss options on how to organize and plan for Tribeca’s future post pandemic. Image credit: CityLand

    Panel welcomed small business owners, residents, and other interested parties for a discussion regarding Tribeca and the neighborhood’s ongoing economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.  On March 4th, New York Law School’s Dean Anthony Crowell published an open letter in the Tribeca Citizen that discussed the economic impact of the pandemic on the Tribeca community and NYLS’s commitment to helping the neighborhood navigate its recovery following Covid-19. Dean Crowell wrote: (more…)

    Tags : Community Boards, COVID-19, COVID-19 Recovery, New York Law School, small businesses, Tribeca
    Date: 04/01/2021
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    City Announces Plan to Reopen Schools After Temporary Halt to In-Person Learning

    Mayor  •  NYC Public Schools  •  Citywide

    Mayor Bill de Blasio describes the City’s plan to reopen schools on November 29, 2020. Image Credit: Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office

    Elementary schools will reopen December 7th but middle and high schools will remain remote only for the foreseeable future. On November 29, 2020, Mayor Bill de Blasio and Department of Education Chancellor Richard Carranza announced a plan to reopen New York City public schools for in-person learning after temporarily shutting schools on November 19th after the City’s COVID-19 positivity rates exceeded three percent.  (more…)

    Tags : COVID-19, Schools
    Date: 12/01/2020
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    City to Restart Indoor Dining September 30th

    Governor  •  Indoor Dining  •  Citywide

    Governor Andrew Cuomo discusses restaurant reopening requirements on September 9, 2020. Image Credit: Office of Governor Andrew Cuomo/Twitter

    Restaurants will be allowed to reopen at 25 percent capacity. On September 9, 2020, Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that restaurants may resume indoor dining on September 30th as long as they meet specific requirements. Indoor dining has been shut down since last spring at the start of the pandemic, and restaurants have been limited to take out and outdoor dining.  (more…)

    Tags : coronavirus, COVID-19, indoor dining, Restaurants
    Date: 09/11/2020
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    City Reaches Deal to Push Back Start of School Year Over COVID-19 Safety Concerns

    Mayor  •  School Reopenings  •  Citywide

    Mayor Bill de Blasio and UFT President Michael Mulgrew announce the deal between the teachers’ union and the City and the school reopening plan. Image Credit: Mayor’s Office

    Students will start their first week online and then return to blended learning on September 21nd. On September 1, 2020, Mayor Bill de Blasio and DOE Chancellor Richard Carranza announced a deal with the teacher’s union to push back the start of the 2020 – 2021 school year to provide schools more time to implement COVID-19 safety plans and upgrades. The deal ends talks of a teachers’ strike out of fear that NYC schools were reopening too quickly without enough time to properly develop safety plans, scheduling and other needs.  (more…)

    Tags : coronavirus, COVID-19, Department of Education, education, NYC schools
    Date: 09/09/2020
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    Chief Judge Announces Revisions to Commercial and Residential Eviction Proceedings

    NYS Court System  •  Eviction Proceedings  •  Statewide

    NYS Unified Court System Logo Image Credit: NY Courts

    Execution of eviction warrants paused until October. On August 12, 2020, New York State Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence K. Marks issued a memorandum revising the procedure for both residential and commercial eviction proceedings. Evictions proceedings filed after March 17, 2020, whether residential or commercial, will continue to be suspended. Eviction proceedings commenced prior to March 17, 2020, may resume with a few crucial caveats.

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    Tags : commercial evictions, COVID-19, evictions, landlords, residential evictions, tenants
    Date: 08/17/2020
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