Shops, cafes and a housing project have sprung up nearby.
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This week, I presented another check for the housing project.
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In Tlatelolco, a modernist housing project, residents gather every Sept.
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The housing project East patrolled is known as the Boxes.
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But the entire housing project was torn down by 2007.
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I grew up in a housing project on Staten Island.
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Kieslowski's film is centered on a large social housing project.
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That did not include the contested housing project, he said.
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The Forest Hills housing project was not on the itinerary.
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Guests have included young people from a nearby housing project.
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Cyclists pass a tent city near a housing project in Minneapolis.
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A cooperative security company has started in a Queens housing project.
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My first memories of life are in a public-housing project.
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The scene is a housing project in a provincial Romanian town.
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So Acevedo shot Martin, in a housing project in Fort Greene.
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The rape took place near the housing project where he lived.
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He inaugurated a public-housing project to deliver five million homes. nyti.
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How will this benefit the country's largest public housing project next door?
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She did not want us to stay in this housing project forever.
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All had grown up in the city in the Calliope housing project.
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Long Island City is home to the country's largest public housing project.
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Elemental's first incremental housing project was in Iquique, in northern Chile, in 2003.
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Curves are built into the LC 710 housing project in Mexico City, Mexico.
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She received $57 million for the permanent damage caused by the public housing project.
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But the housing project forbade personal computers, because they used up too much electricity.
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In 1955, Nickerson Gardens became the final public housing project built in Los Angeles.
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I like Taiwan Housing Project, which has a female lead singer and guitar player.
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Environmentalists and industries, developers and affordable-housing advocates and housing-project residents weighed in.
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A housing project that once symbolized the power of French Communists was being demolished.
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A few hundred feet away, a Spanish-funded housing project lies unfinished and abandoned.
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You also had the housing project residents who were very supportive of the project.
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Consider the Quinta Monroy Housing project, which Aravena worked on in Iquique, Chile, in 2004.
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I was born in a housing project in South Carolina, and I grew up fast.
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Williams lived in a housing project named Atlantis apartments until he was 7 years old.
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Officer Peter Liang shot him dead in a housing project, saying his gun accidentally discharged.
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They worked on environmental issues in a public housing project that was near a landfill.
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One is Sonia Diaz, who spends her days in Sierra Vista, a public-housing project.
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The housing project is being built on land that officially belongs to the Syrian state.
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I was once that kid, living in a low-income housing project in Peoria, Ill.
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Born in Petit-Goâve, Haiti, Mr. Lindor was raised in a Coney Island housing project.
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One of its neighbors in New York would be the country's largest public housing project.
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The death toll from last week's inferno at a public housing project, rose to 79.
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The housing project reportedly sowed some early distrust between Buttigieg and the communities of color.
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While there, she oversaw operations for student housing developments including a $350 million student housing project.
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WeWorkWeLive, the communal housing project created by co-working office space giant WeWork, officially launched today.
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As of now, the housing project has announced no relocation plans for Gary and the kangaroos.
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The Fair Housing Project finds its strength and relevance as a project of artistic economic fantasy.
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Daxing Asset Realisation Credit Positive: BCG launched the Meilanwan social housing project in Daxing in 2016.
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Sykes was not staying at the hotel and lives at a Brooklyn housing project, officials said.
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"I had no idea when I booked that this was a public-housing project," she wrote.
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Ms. McInerney used to run the blog "Arse End of Ireland," about an Irish housing project.
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In 1941, work began on the Fort Greene Houses, a massive and ambitious public housing project.
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Massachusetts Development Finance Agency, $2195 million of University of Massachusetts, Boston, Student Housing Project revenue bonds.
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Born in St. Louis as one of 13 children, Waters grew up in a housing project.
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CHICAGO — Eddie Johnson grew up in Cabrini-Green, perhaps this city's most notorious public housing project.
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As he drove around town, the mayor pointed to an affordable-housing project for older adults.
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Her 2012 follow-up to "The Mountaintop" was "Hurt Village," set in a Memphis housing project.
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Ms. Burt had come from a public-housing project where she had lived for 60 years.
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Lisa Marie Velasquez was visiting her relatives in the Melrose housing project when her telephone pinged.
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Drawing his gun inside a dark, "crime-ridden" housing project was not against department rules, she said.
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The attack took place on a sunny Saturday morning near Morningside Homes, a low-income housing project.
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It upheld, however, his conviction in a lesser bribery case that was unrelated to the housing project.
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Liang was convicted in February of manslaughter for accidentally shooting an unarmed man in a housing project.
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On the other hand, in the housing project, a scooter theft is not something that really matters.
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Egypt's leader was attending the inauguration of a social housing project, where he also talked about austerity.
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He owns a 22019 percent stake in Starrett City, the largest subsidized housing project in the country.
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In March 2014, Olmert was convicted of receiving about $161,000 in bribes related to the housing project.
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He is also a single father of three boys and lives in an East Harlem housing project.
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It's also beginning Phase 2 of its Accessible Military Housing project with a site in Southern California.
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As they left a Morrisania housing project, a crowd of the dead youth's angry friends surrounded them.
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Hoan oversaw further public investment, including the construction of the nation's first public housing project, Garden Homes.
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For decades after the failed social housing project, developers renovated adjacent areas for wealthy investors and tourists.
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Convicted Akai Gurley The 22014-year-old man was fatally shot in a New York housing project.
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Gray, 25, was arrested for possessing a switchblade on April 12 outside the Gilmor Homes housing project.
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Green rode to Brooklyn's Walt Whitman Houses, a city housing project, where he lives with his mother.
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A look inside Puerto Rico's largest housing project for low-income seniors helps explain the storms' impact.
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He developed that character from his life in a Brooklyn housing project now known as Flatbush Gardens.
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According to the filmmakers, the CHA neglected to implement a healthier transition process for housing project occupants.
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Hayes grew up in a housing project, and her mother struggled with drug addiction, The Associated Press reported.
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Currently, the P.S. 307 zone is small and includes part of a public-housing project, the Farragut Houses.
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Overlooking one wide avenue, some pro-Maduro residents in a state housing project threw trash onto protesters below.
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His new home, a cramped apartment in a housing project in Brooklyn, already housed a half-dozen relatives.
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The singer has donated $7 million to Temenos Place Apartments, a housing project in her hometown of Houston.
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He now works as a night watchman for a temporary housing project in Eureka that Ms. Chinn spearheaded.
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He lived in a nearby housing project and was the youngest of 10 children, one of eight brothers.
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The Red Hook Houses, a nearby low-income housing project, supplied him with workers who needed the paycheck.
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The housing project was "enemy territory," the authorities said, the stronghold of a rival gang, the Folk Nation.
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She said some of her earliest memories are of singing under the slide on the housing project playground.
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She pointed to where the housing project she grew up in once stood; it was demolished last year.
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Most of the buildings were demolished around 1940 in order to make way for a public housing project.
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But in "Stateway Condo Gentrification" Drain zooms out, giving us a 360-degree rendering of the housing project.
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At the housing project, Mr. Nelson seemed eager to learn how buildings and residents had survived the storm.
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Children from a nearby housing project had found an old mattress and were using it as a trampoline.
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But just a few weeks before it was signed, the Zoning Adjustments Board had another contentious housing project.
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An earlier version of this obituary referred incorrectly to a public-housing project across the street from Mrs.
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On June 14, a fire broke out just after midnight in Grenfell Tower, a 24-story public housing project.
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The affordable housing project can be described as an aggressive PR effort to sway public opinion in the region.
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Johnson is a 28-year veteran of the force who himself grew up in a Chicago public housing project.
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What ensues is a three-hour unfolding of this housing-project comedy: the man falls asleep in the apartment.
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Around 2:40 PM that day, a shooting at a housing project in Wilmington, North Carolina, wounded another four.
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And it transforms what is often a deteriorating commodity — the social housing project — into a generator of new wealth.
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The community has over 17,000 homes, making it the largest private housing project in the history of the US.
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Three Sri Lankan refugees with fake passports land in a crime-ridden housing project on the fringe of Paris.
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Amazingly, neither of those Democrats had evidently visited a public-housing project before the New York primary in April.
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The Chelsea-Elliot Houses, another housing project, run from West 25th to 27th Streets, between Ninth and 10th Avenues.
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Mr. Hache is an openly gay musician of African descent who grew up in a housing project outside Paris.
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She'd lived most of her life in the same apartment in the subsidized housing project where she was killed.
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Like many other émigrés of the Great Migration, my grandmother spent most of her life in a housing project.
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And Mercy used the backbone of nearly every affordable housing project in America, federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits.
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Then the newly formed East Lake Foundation developed new mixed-income housing to replace a decaying public housing project.
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Nelson Molina grew up in a housing project in East Harlem, in an apartment where his mother still lives.
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In his video, Warnock described his path from Savannah's Kayton Homes housing project to the pulpit where the Rev.
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Survivors have charged that the facade was installed to beautify their housing project for the benefit of wealthy neighbors.
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One was in rural Bolivar County in the Mississippi delta and the second in a Boston public housing project.
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" This is the place Hawkes explicitly evokes on the EP, the first track of which is titled "Housing Project.
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Some projects, like the Cabrini-Green housing project, gained national attention for their violence and neglect from the city.
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He grew up in a Cleveland housing project and Nellie in Belize, where her family had no television or car.
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At the Quinta Monroy Housing project Aravena worked on in Iquique, Chile, in 2004, the homes are deliberately left unfinished.
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A woman thanks a rescue worker after a minute of silence at the Tlalpan housing project, affected by the Sept.
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Warnock launched his Senate bid Thursday in a video set in the subsidized Savannah housing project where he was raised.
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Critic's Notebook Hurricane Sandy was the last straw for many residents of Ocean Village, a housing project in the Rockaways.
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A supermarket has replaced a housing project, the Ida B. Wells Homes, that was notorious for gangs, drugs and murder.
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When the Smoke Clears: The Fair Housing Project continues at Smack Mellon (92 Plymouth St, Dumbo, Brooklyn) through October 30.
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Investors building a housing project have annexed parts of his land, and carved it up into smaller plots, he said.
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Born in 1954 in New York to Puerto Rican parents, Sotomayor grew up in a housing project in the Bronx.
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It was built as a housing project in the 1960s, the salvation of some of Rio de Janeiro's impoverished residents.
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The housing project, which is located on a beach, also contains two interior courtyards through which residents access their units.
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Raised by a single mother in a New Orleans housing project, Mr. Eugene never played organized football as a child.
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A visit to Trinitat Nova, a housing project in the hills that hug the edge of Barcelona, illustrates the point.
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We want to empower neighbors to fight a trash dump, but not to halt every housing project the region needs.
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Earlier on Sunday, the pope visited a planned housing project for the homeless in Cartagena, where he laid the cornerstone.
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For years, P.S. 191 had served a housing project, Amsterdam Houses, and its students were largely poor, black and Hispanic.
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One catalyst was the closing of St. Louis' most famous housing project, Pruitt-Igoe, which housed thousands of black residents.
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But the rapper came from humble beginnings, growing up poor in the Marcy housing project in Brooklyn, New York City.
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Cardi B, a native of the Bronx, was seen at The Marlboro Houses, a housing project in Gravesend, New York.
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He was raised in a Brooklyn housing project and was the first person in his family to go to college.
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Raised in a public-housing project in Far Rockaway, Mr. Pickens became a member of French Montana's Coke Boys crew.
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A police officer opened the door to a stairwell in a Brooklyn housing project, sidearm in hand, and squeezed the trigger.
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And the construction of new office buildings is moving steadily inland, inching closer to Queensbridge Houses, the country's biggest housing project.
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Daxing Asset Realisation Credit Positive: BCG started developing its Daxing land by launching its first "Meilanwan" social housing project in 2016.
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In a third case, Group Freital attacked an alternative housing project in Dresden, prosecutors said, causing damage but no reported injuries.
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Justice Sotomayor, a former prosecutor who grew up in a housing project in the Bronx, responded with an unusually direct dissent.
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"I grew up in a housing project where I was happy to have a quarter in my pocket," Judge Phelan said.
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The shooting took place outside the Mariner's Harbor Houses, a public-housing project in the Mariners Harbor neighborhood, the authorities said.
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On a drive outside the city, she indicated a housing project that she said had become a hub for drug dealers.
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Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots play a young couple trapped in a housing project and given an onerous task: child rearing.
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Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots play a young couple trapped in a housing project and given an onerous task: child rearing.
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The northern part of the neighborhood is also home to the Queensbridge Houses, the largest public housing project in the country.
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Justice Sotomayor, whose parents moved from Puerto Rico during World War II, was raised in a housing project in the Bronx.
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Johnson's father, a chauffeur who later became a superintendent at a housing project in North Philadelphia, had a golden-brown complexion.
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Mr. Alemán pointed to Kennedy's relatively new air-conditioning units and manicured athletic field — and to a neighboring public housing project.
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We want the project of public housing so long as what we build does not look like a public-housing project.
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A developer is proposing a housing project to the city of San Francisco that&aposs a bit outside of the box.
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M.A. Sumanthiran, a legislator from the regional Tamil National Alliance, said authorities had opened negotiations with India for the housing project.
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In housing-project lobbies and three-generation family apartments, outside methadone clinics and art studios, people take note of the inequity.
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He grew up in a government housing project in Houston's Second Ward, where migrants flocked as whites fled for the suburbs.
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An earlier version of this obituary misspelled the name of the public housing project in Baltimore where Ms. Ennis grew up.
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Larry Paul Langford was born in a public-housing project in Birmingham on March 17, 1946, according to the federal government.
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This is Ramot Polin, an experimental housing project that architect Zvi Hecker built in the 1970s, just after the Six Day War.
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Rebels and pro-government sites said most of Sunday's fighting concentrated on the 3000 Apartments housing project in the al-Hamdaniya area.
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As for her next grand idea, Ong is looking into building a self-sufficient urban housing project she aptly called "Noah's Ark".
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Within an hour, we were at another shooting, this time at the Nathan Straus housing project just north of the East Village.
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And one time, it was just crazy, I saw this scene of police converging on the housing project, just so many cars.
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EL CANTRI is a cheeky name for a housing project built for the poorest people in Jujuy, one of Argentina's poorest provinces.
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I recall driving by a World War II housing project, built for wartime-industry workers, in the early Sixties in San Diego.
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Liang was working overtime in "what may be the most crime-ridden housing project in the city of New York," Koshetz said.
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"The Women of Brewster Place" (1982) presented seven interlocking narratives, each centered on a different woman living in a decrepit housing project.
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Its students are almost entirely black or Hispanic children living in poverty, many drawn from the Melrose housing project a block away.
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He was raised in a sprawling housing project, and he was an artistic child who wrote poetry about life in his neighborhood.
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By the 1970s, the area and the nearby Southwick housing project became centers for marijuana deals, followed by cocaine and crack trafficking.
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He is still wary of housing-project elevators, so he climbed the stairs to his mother's apartment and knocked on the door.
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As the title character, a gifted boy from a Miami housing project, Akili McDowell established one of the performances of the year.
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On the second day after Carmen Torres-Gonzalez was killed, we knocked on her neighbor's door in their South Bronx housing project.
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Set in an impoverished housing project, "J'ai Pris Mon Père sur Mes Épaules" manages to be at once epic and bleakly realistic.
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The playwright's protagonist rises to the pinnacle of society only to fall back down to the housing project where she grew up.
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Liang, 28, was found guilty of manslaughter and official misconduct in February for shooting Gurley in the stairwell of a Brooklyn housing project.
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Under their agreement, the payment would be split, between her power plant project and a housing project controlled by her acquaintance, she said.
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The next person to enter was a man in his fifties with thick glasses, one of the holdouts from the neighboring housing project.
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They range from simple spigots in the corner of a Bronx housing project to elaborate water-drenched playgrounds with river views in Brooklyn.
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He fled after a man sliced a knife through his right cheek and ear four years ago at his South Bronx housing project.
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The first episode also looks at Simpson's childhood in San Francisco, where he grew up in a public housing project in Potrero Hill.
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During Mr. White's autopsy, pathologists found an old bullet lodged in his pelvic bone from an earlier shooting in the same housing project.
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That requirement has been a powerful tool — finding and acquiring land or airspace can be the toughest part of a social housing project.
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The area, north of Metropolitan Hospital, felt desolate, with a housing project across the street and little commerce, save for small takeout places.
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It would neighbor the nation's largest public housing project where a mostly black and Hispanic population is worried it will be left behind.
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Antoine Yates's neighbors took notice of the exotic little pet he brought back one day to his Harlem housing project 20 years ago.
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Five college students died at an elite university, and rescue workers were still recovering victims Monday at a housing project in the south.
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A 16-year-old boy died in June 2006 in an accident in a Schindler elevator installed in a Tokyo government housing project.
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People in the 40th marched against violence, pleaded with police commanders for help and set up tenant-manned checkpoints in housing project lobbies.
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Ronald Watts, allegedly extorted the 15 men in separate incidents over those five years in a public housing project on Chicago's South Side.
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It alters the facade of a beige brick housing project to make it three dimensional, with walls and windows projected at multiple angles.
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Activists and residents of urban communities from Manila hold posters and setup a barricade as they occupy a government housing project in Bulacan, Philippines.
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Costa followed up on the theme of Portugal's post-colonial legacy by relocating to Fontainhas, a Lisbon housing project for a predominantly immigrant population.
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The deal signed with the government also included important objectives like the hiring of residents from Queensbridge Houses, the nation's largest public housing project.
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The actor told the New York Times he grew up with his mother and an older sister in a housing project, in North London.
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Last year four Catholic families in a mixed-housing project in Cantrell Close, Belfast, were advised by police to leave, after threats from paramilitaries.
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"In Queensbridge, the largest public housing project in the country, there's only one voting site and just four scanners," journalist Max Rivlin-Nadler tweeted.
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When she visited South Africa, she spent more time with a women's housing project than she did with the president and other power brokers.
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But then we drove up to Villa Verde, a housing project Elemental designed for a number of the displaced residents of Constitución and others.
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He was reassigned to the VIPER (Video Interactive Patrol Enhanced Response) unit in the Van Dyke housing project, in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn.
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Kanye West modeled a prototype for a low-income housing project on Luke's childhood home (but he lacked a permit and was shut down).
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Ms. Franks said drugs were so cheap that addicts said they can walk through one housing project and get four free samples from dealers.
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Scalise shared personal stories about how he previously coached a basketball team comprised of kids from a housing project in inner city New Orleans.
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In 1991, Mr. Bunn, then 14, was arrested on charges of killing Rolando Neischer in the Kingsborough housing project in the Crown Heights neighborhood.
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For example, you can be evicted from a public housing project or military barracks for possessing cannabis, even if you have a medical card.
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A native who grew up in a city housing project, Breed is allied with more moderate members of the city's fractious board of supervisors.
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Liang and his partner, Shaun Landau, were conducting a routine patrol of the housing project at around 11pm on the night of the incident.
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He was distressed to hear about the experience of Ms. White's fiancé outside the housing project, when patrol officers had not known her name.
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"This is sometimes where people are being found, in their houses, dead," said Mr. Jones, 22014, looking toward a housing project along 22016th Street.
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But in 30 percent of the playgrounds, the conditions were good, suggesting that a great deal depends on the management of each housing project.
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"Scheme Birds," which the Times critic Ben Kenigsberg described as "a frank look at life in a Scottish housing project," was named best documentary.
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Named after the city's pioneering African-American mayor, the Carl B. Stokes Social Services Mall has the familiar look of a government housing project.
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The openly gay musician of African descent, who grew up in a housing project outside Paris, is even taking it to the presidential palace.
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Mr. Nuriddin was born Lawrence Padilla on July 24, 1944, in Brooklyn and grew up in a housing project in the Fort Greene neighborhood.
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Fifteen-year-old Mia (Katie Jarvis) lives in a dreary British housing project with her volatile single mother (Kierston Wareing) and irritable little sister.
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Eli, 18, said he had been smoking in a housing project hallway because his parents preferred him to keep it out of the apartment.
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Rashawn Nicol, 27, said officers found his female friend holding a lit blunt on a third-floor stairwell landing in a Brooklyn housing project.
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In London, the death toll from last week's inferno at a 239-story public housing project, now 25, is expected to rise yet higher.
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LONDON — Grenfell Tower residents said they had warned about fire hazards for years before their London public housing project became a 24-story cinder.
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His company operates from a military-owned housing project in eastern Cairo where employees are warned not to speak to outsiders about their work.
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A few minutes before midnight, a gunshot cracked the air outside 305 East 153rd Street, echoing among the towers of the public housing project.
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In the 90-degree heat, they waited in long lines in housing project lobbies for a single working elevator because the others were broken.
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The district attorney declined to prosecute four others, for offenses like painting graffiti on walls and smashing a glass door at a housing project.
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I have seen them set up in the neighborhood where I live in the South Bronx, at the housing project two blocks from me.
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Federal prosecutors said the men were members of either the Crips or the Bloods, street gangs that had plagued the housing project for years.
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Built with the collected detritus of art fairs, The Fair Housing Project illustrates just how much good material is thrown away once the tents fall.
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"We lived with Donald Trump, we knew Donald Trump, his sister managed a housing project in East Orange," said Ali, referring to the neighboring town.
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The rookie officer was on patrol inside a Brooklyn public housing project with his partner and drew his gun upon entering a pitch-black stairwell.
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Nor was there concern expressed about Reynolds's ex-wife, who was forced into poverty and compelled to live in a public housing project in Boston.
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We meet the controllers of the political machine, but, aside from one skirmish in a housing project, the wider effects of their scheming remain invisible.
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Grenfell Tower is part of an estate housing complex—that's the British term for public housing project—in the Royal borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
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His plot is in a cemetery just off Alameda street in South El Paso, a few blocks from the housing project where he grew up.
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Don Thompson grew up in a Chicago housing project, faced racism and discrimination throughout his life, and became the only African-American CEO of McDonald's.
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But the cook's new home stood in Cantrell Close, a flagship housing project that was built in 2016 specifically to accommodate people from all backgrounds.
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In 2014, Akai Gurley, an unarmed 28-year-old black man, was shot in a Brooklyn housing project by Chinese American NYPD officer Peter Liang.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For 14 years, the six Angulo brothers were locked away from society in a Lower East Side housing project.
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A crowd of reporters jostled the last high-rise tenants of what had been the city's and the country's most well-known public-housing project.
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She was a 21-year-old undergrad at Harvard College working at an after-school program for students from a nearby low-income housing project.
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The other was made in collaboration with two young hip-hop artists she saw performing in a deprived housing project only a few miles away.
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The teen, who investigators believe wielded a knife in the deadly assault, was arrested without incident at a Harlem housing project Friday night, police said.
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Brian Flores, the son of Honduran immigrants, sometimes had to carry groceries up 20 flights of stairs in the housing project where he grew up.
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The implausible story arc of Michael Vick begins in a Newport News, Virginia, housing project, where he was born to a teenaged mother in 1980.
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Ali said he had never been involved with the gangs and violence that are associated with the Surrey Lane public housing project where he lives.
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Mayor Jane M. Byrne of Chicago briefly moved into the Cabrini-Green public housing project in the 1980s during a wave of gun violence there.
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Madison Sloan, director of Texas Appleseed's Disaster Recovery & Fair Housing Project, another plaintiff in the lawsuit, said the suit was about not leaving people behind.
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Mr. Hernandez said that the men then drove him to a street behind a housing project and told him to get out of the car.
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On Thursday, Queensbridge — the largest housing project in the United States, and a social caldron a generation ago — marked its 365th day without a shooting.
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Then we heard that the white supremacists had decided to go to public housing to antagonize black residents in Friendship Court, a housing project here.
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A woman and a boy were critically injured in a fire in an apartment at a public-housing project in Harlem, according to the Fire Department.
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Over the past three years, federal prosecutors also helped cripple a large heroin-dealing gang in the city's most notorious housing project, the Stanley Holmes Village.
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Liang, an ex-NYPD officer, was convicted in February of manslaughter for accidentally shooting Akai Gurley, 28, an unarmed man, in a New York housing project.
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An unarmed man, Akai Gurley, was hit in the chest by a ricocheted bullet fired from Liang's gun in a Brooklyn housing project stairwell in 2014.
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It set off a three-day citywide manhunt that ended on Saturday afternoon, when the police arrested Mr. Sykes at a public-housing project in Queens.
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Born in a Philadelphia housing project to a mother who worked as a cleaning lady, Cosby fought his way to the top of the comedy scene.
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By age 9, Green had moved with Valerie and his older brother Adrian to a housing project, where neighbors ran a prostitution business and sold drugs.
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In the mid-20th century, for instance, island women were forced to undergo sterilization and the contraceptive pill was tested in a Puerto Rico housing project.
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New York (CNN)The fate of a New York police officer who shot and killed a man in a housing project stairwell now rests with jurors.
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The fifth of eight children, Mr. Khan was born in Tooting, South London, to recent immigrants from Pakistan, and grew up in a public-housing project.
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But the space is being considered for an affordable housing project, a move that is being fought by many, including the Friends of Elizabeth Street Garden.
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Jealous is running for governor, and he had stopped in for a quick campaign hit at a block party just outside the McCulloh Homes housing project.
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But in the Bronx, at Parkside Playground, in the shadow of the Parkside Houses, a housing project in Allerton, there is just a mushroom-shape showerhead.
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He was witty and self-deprecating, with a natural talent for dance, and he made fast friends around the housing project, where people called him Peaches.
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The Brewster houses, an emptied housing project that had been painted to look as if the buildings were wearing tribalistic war paint, had been razed completely.
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The state government wants to build a housing project on 540 acres of farmland near Jaipur, a popular tourist city that's expanding at a rapid rate.
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A judge rejected the money, questioning its source, and instead Mr. Barnes used as collateral his equity in a $4.6 million federally aided Detroit housing project.
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Mr. Connolly and Mr. Bulger grew up together in the sprawling Old Harbor Housing Project in South Boston, a gritty neighborhood long before gentrification took hold.
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Credited with their own cinematography and sound, the Swedish directors Ellen Fiske and Ellinor Hallin take a frank look at life in a Scottish housing project.
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The police said they believed he disposed of the murder weapon, a 7.62 Tokarev pistol, which was found two years later at a London housing project.
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As it happened, I lived with my family in Habitat 67, a scant decade after leaving the Philadelphia housing project, and its concrete passageways were terrific.
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On the sidewalk, a teenage girl yells up to a window at the woman throwing the clothes from a high floor of an urban housing project.
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Late last month, the government shelved a plan to turn an unoccupied housing project into a quarantine facility after protesters set a fire in the lobby.
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Madison Sloan, the director of Texas Appleseed's Disaster Recovery & Fair Housing Project, another plaintiff in the lawsuit, said the suit was about not leaving people behind.
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In "Chewing Gum," whose second six-episode season is now available on Netflix, Ms. Coel plays Tracey, a 20-something resident of a London housing project.
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It was only natural that Florida's first LGBT+ affordable housing project should be built in Wilton Manors, said Kristofer Fegenbush, The Pride Center's chief operations officer.
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On being reunited with their mother after five years, they grew up in a housing project on Potrero Hill, in San Francisco, subsisting on welfare checks.
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When Ms. Lynch, 53, was growing up in a housing project here in the 1970s, Southie was notorious for clannishness, racism and crime (organized and otherwise).
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In a study conducted by Pace University at a Manhattan housing project and a Queens hospital, CareCoach's avatars were found to reduce subjects' loneliness, delirium, and falls.
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He'd been spending more of his free time with kids around the neighborhood his own age or older, at friends' apartments, on stoops, in housing project courtyards.
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A 1-year-old boy in a stroller is shot in the head as he is wheeled by his father across the grounds of a housing project.
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He remembers her coming back after her shift to his own public housing project in the Bronx dressed in her police uniform in the high-crime 1970s.
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The former leader was imprisoned for taking cash from an American businessman and also getting bribes related to a controversial Jerusalem housing project while he was mayor.
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There was the devastating Grenfell Tower block fire in London that incinerated at least 58 in the subsidized-housing project, which was home to many Muslim immigrants.
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The shootings took place everywhere, but mostly outdoors: at neighborhood barbecues, family reunions, music festivals, basketball tournaments, movie theaters, housing project courtyards, Sweet 16 parties, public parks.
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They are also working with representatives from a nearby housing project, the Ingersoll Houses, where many of the players come from, to develop programs for younger residents.
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According to prosecutors, they detonated powerful homemade bombs at the homes of asylum seekers, at the Left's party offices, and at a left-wing cooperative housing project.
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"Sometimes I'll respond to an overdose and my heart rate barely rises above normal," Suzanne Wetzer, staff at another nearby low-barrier social housing project, told VICE.
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Mr. Rynecki said Mr. Liang did not try to explain his actions on the night of the shooting in a Brooklyn housing project stairwell, in November 2014.
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Around 11 PM on November 20, 2014, Gurley and his friend Melissa Butler were leaving her place at the Pink Houses, an East New York housing project.
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Outside of the rally, I spoke with Orlando Carabello, a 36-year-old Bernie supporter who lived in the housing project across the street from the park.
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Despite plunging oil revenues, Venezuela managed to pay $17 billion in foreign debt and build 360,000 new homes in a state housing project last year, Maduro said.
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So that talk jolted me and led me to move into the inner-city housing project in New Orleans and work at a place called Hope House.
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Last year, the housing project did not record a single shooting, something that had not happened in more than a decade and was a source of pride.
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Ming grew up for three years in a public-housing project as his owner's "only friend," and became front-page news when he was discovered in 2003.
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"Les Misérables," about life and police brutality on a tough housing project outside Paris, is one of the most talked-about films in the country this fall.
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But at home, slow economic growth and low business confidence, a failed state housing project and scandals sees her center-left Labour trailing the conservative National Party.
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One stop beyond Marvila at Oriente station, a luxury mall glimmers alongside a new expo hall, former residents long ago shuffled to some other social housing project.
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But her popularity at home has been affected by slowing economic growth and low business confidence, a failed state housing project and scandals within her coalition government.
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After David meets Marlon Wellings, a black kid who lives in a public housing project near Dave's own gentrifying neighborhood, the two strike up an unlikely friendship.
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"Anyone who comes to the city looking for work deserves a decent place to live," said Mahavir Acharya of the Hunnarshala Foundation, which is designing the housing project.
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First up was Officer Salvatore Tramontana, who was on patrol with Fernandez at the Cypress Houses, another housing project down the block, at the time of the shooting.
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Alt-rap icon Open Mike Eagle's latest project is a tribute to the Robert Taylor Homes, a housing project on Chicago's South Side that was demolished in 2007.
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SOME 22016 PEOPLE gathered under a tent on a balmy Monday evening recently in Trench Town, a stone's throw from the housing project where Bob Marley grew up.
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When Sadiq Aman Khan was born, in 1970, the family lived on the Henry Prince Estate, a housing project in Earlsfield, a mile or so northwest of Tooting.
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Egypt's Heliopolis Co for Housing and Development may also see buying after saying it would launch a housing project at New Heliopolis, and start marketing units during October.
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They left their apartment in the Ida B. Wells Homes, a housing project on the South Side of Chicago, to meet her partner, Ben Baker, outside the building.
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The son of a doorman, he grew up in a housing project — the Linden Houses, in East New York, Brooklyn, which he recalls as scarily violent and dangerous.
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He grew up in a housing project in Créteil, a suburb of Paris, where his Jewish education consisted mostly of eating couscous with his family on Friday nights.
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That's also because developers get a 4 percent tax credit if at least half of their construction for an affordable housing project is financed by private activity bonds.
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Intensely distressed by the glaring inequalities ingrained in American society, she went to work in a housing project in a low-income, predominantly Black neighborhood in New Orleans.
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Shortly afterward, the couple was arrested at her family's apartment in a Caracas public housing project after police said they found him stockpiling an assault weapon and grenades.
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In 1991, Alex Kotlowitz published his first book, There Are No Children Here—a penetrating account of two young brothers growing up in a West Chicago housing project.
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Now in the planning stages is a pilot program at the South Jamaica Houses, a public-housing project that dates to when Fiorello H. La Guardia was mayor.
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There was even a public housing project a few blocks from the Whole Foods SoMa called the "Whole Foods Hotel" by employees because so many workers lived there.
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But for British rapper Tinie Tempah, who was raised on welfare and lived on a housing project in south-east London, the city's luxury homes drove his ambition.
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The council leader, Elizabeth Campbell, admitted last month that in her 11 years as a council member she had never set foot inside a high-rise housing project.
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There's a public housing project, Stuyvesant Gardens, and he said that he was stopped for criminal trespass for standing on a corner that was technically public housing property.
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A charred housing project where a fire killed at least 80 mostly disadvantaged tenants in one of London's richest boroughs has turned into a somber monument to inequality.
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I went to a great exhibit on sports photography, "Who Shot Sports," as well as a Brooklyn-focused exhibit of beautiful Williamsburg housing project murals of the 603s.
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A lifelong Chicagoan, Johnson grew up in the former Cabrini Green housing project until he was 163, then moved to Washington Heights, a neighborhood on the South Side.
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While volunteering at an after-school program in a low-income housing project, Chan went looking for a young girl who had failed to show up one week.
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Surely no system has arisen since the end of the "peculiar institution" to ensure black bondage with more effectiveness than the low-income, exclusively black urban housing project.
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Mr. Sykes lived with his family on the third floor in Howard Houses, a public housing project in East New York, and the police were searching for him there.
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Bulger, nicknamed "Whitey" for his bright platinum hair, grew up in a gritty South Boston housing project and became known as one of the most ruthless gangsters in Boston.
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Prosecutors argue against dismissing the indictment of a New York police officer, Peter Liang, in the fatal shooting of Akai Gurley in a stairwell of a Brooklyn housing project.
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As frightening as it may have felt to the inexperienced Liang, darkness in the eighth floor stairwell of a public housing project does not qualify as an explicit threat.
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The family of a man killed in the stairwell of a Brooklyn housing project saluted the jury that convicted a New York City police officer, Peter Liang, of manslaughter.
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On Saturday, the president spoke of "our stated commitment to advance radical socio-economic transformation" at the launch of a housing project in his home province of KwaZulu Natal.
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LONDON, Sept 2 (Reuters) - UK housebuilder Berkeley Group Holdings Plc has halted construction at a 20 million-pound ($27 million) luxury housing project in London, it said on Friday.
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IN THE NEWS • The trial began for the police officer charged in the fatal shooting of Akai Gurley, an unarmed man in the stairwell of a Brooklyn housing project.
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"But you have to have those same officials supporting the creation of a specific housing project in a specific neighborhood, when the residents are up in arms," Wilkins says.
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One day, responding to a call about a disturbance at a housing project, he and his partner confronted a man in a hallway brandishing a knife and a hammer.
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Mr. Purdy's long path to death wound through a bathtub in a public-housing project where a brother lifted his limp 181 pounds in and out of the water.
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The drug trade around the Miami housing project where she and her son live is controlled by Juan (Mahershala Ali), who becomes a kind of surrogate father for Chiron.
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A gunman killed a mother and her son and injured another person in a shooting outside a public-housing project on Staten Island on Thursday evening, the police said.
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James grew up in a public-housing project in South Boston, known as Southie, a clannish community of 22009,2275, mostly Irish-American, across a narrow waterway from downtown Boston.
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Born to Ugandan parents, Mr. Kaluuya grew up with his mother and an older sister on a council estate, the British equivalent of a housing project, in north London.
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One of five boys raised in a housing project by a single mother, he remembers pushing her to the limit by drawing all over the walls and television screen.
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Rolón was inspired by Casablanca's Habitat Marocain housing project by Swiss architects André Studer and Jean Hentsch, using the structure as the template for building on to Hustleman's cart.
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A white studio head (for whom race presumably eclipsed class) gave it to Matty Rich, a young black director who'd grown up in a New York City housing project.
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In 1981, Razvi, his parents, and his three younger brothers moved into a housing project in Sheepshead Bay, where nearly all their neighbors were African-American or Puerto Rican.
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She prepared breakfast (black tea and toast with olive oil), saw her children off to school, then rode the elevator to the garage below her southeast London housing project.
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He lived in a "supportive-housing" project downtown called Alpha Square, consisting of about 200 studio apartments for former homeless men and women and other individuals with special needs.
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The most raucous and wildly funny is Michaela Coel's "Chewing Gum," about a very demonstrative young woman in a London housing project trying very hard to lose her virginity.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Monday about the New Orleans chef and restaurateur Leah Chase referred incorrectly to a public-housing project across the street from her restaurant, Dooky Chase's.
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The first episode of Project Heat opens with an argument between a couple in an apartment in the Pink Houses, a public housing project in East New York, Brooklyn.
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Wilmington, North Carolina: 303 Dead, 2151 InjuredAt about 31:30 PM, police responding to reports of a shooting at a local housing project found four people suffering from gunshot wounds.
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The Atlanta native, raised in a public housing project a few miles away from Johnston's house, was dismayed to watch the relationship between police and residents fray following the raid.
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New York (CNN)Former New York City police Officer Peter Liang will not serve jail time in the 2014 shooting death of Akai Gurley in a New York housing project.
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A 2250-unit housing project for pensioners, with 270% of flats set aside for the formerly homeless, was nixed after fierce opposition from locals in the prosperous Forest Hill neighbourhood.
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Merah, who grew up alongside two brothers and two sisters, was lured toward radical Islam after he was discharged from jail, after meeting with extremists in the Izards housing project.
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The suspect was identified by police as Malik Chavis, 23, who died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in an apartment at a Bronx housing project Thursday night, officials said.
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Earlier last month, the local government approved an impressive $2 billion budget plan intended to get the homeless population off the streets through the implementation of a new housing project.
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During a visit to a Brooklyn housing project in March, she said that her status helped attract media attention to important issues that would likely fly under-the-radar otherwise.
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Narawat is set way back in a half-empty strip mall less than a mile from a sprawling single-story housing project that is occupied almost entirely by Burmese Muslims.
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"The person that sticks out the most in my mind is a woman named Donna Wall who lives in a housing project called River Valley in Lewiston, Maine," she recalls.
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The Di Lauro clan supplied the narcotics that turned its territory, centred on a vast housing project in the suburb of Scampia, into perhaps the biggest drugs outlet in Europe.
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Mr. Parker's father died when he was 11, and he grew up in a housing project in Norfolk, Va. — "rats and cinder blocks," he said in an interview on Saturday.
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This part of Brooklyn, which can be tough to reach since it's not on the subway line, is full of artists, parks, and the city's largest low-income housing project.
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That class included Peter Liang, a former officer who was convicted of manslaughter in the 2014 fatal shooting of an unarmed man, Akai Gurley, in a Brooklyn housing project stairwell.
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Plans for a completely new housing project—a modern high rise—was put before the people of Zürich in a referendum, who approved the plans with an 85 percent majority.
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The playground of a housing project in Manhattan in recent years had slid into a state of disrepair so severe that parents felt uneasy about letting their children play there.
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Olmert served 16 months in prison after being convicted of taking cash from an American businessman, and receiving bribes for a housing project while he was the Mayor of Jerusalem.
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Cover: Residents of Metropolitan Gardens, Alabama's largest public housing project, can see shiny downtown bank towers from the windows of 55 dilapidated, red-brick apartment buildings, pictured here on Jan.
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The low-income housing project was proposed 10 years ago and won city approval, Dr. Bergoffen said there were no indications that anything of historical interest was on the site.
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In early 2020, the first housing project is expected to break ground, and it will be in partnership with Swords to Plowshares, which is a part of One Treasure Island.
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But during her sixth, life became more tumultuous, with marital problems and the need to move in with her sister because the housing project where she was living was closing.
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One September evening in 220, Nicholas Heyward Jr., 1957, was playing cops and robbers with friends on a rooftop at the Gowanus Houses, the Brooklyn housing project where he lived.
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The unclassifiable film mixes documentary with poetic arrangement, as in a scene of a character monologuing in their living room as construction workers begin to raze the housing project around them.
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In a campaign that aired last year, for example, Mr. Peña Nieto was seen touring an aerospace factory, sharing barbecue with ranchers and talking with residents of a new housing project.
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But more than six weeks on, he and the other 30-odd households relocated to one of the government-built housing project down the road from Reppi feel angry and abandoned.
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Take Angola, where a recent $0003bn social-housing project on the outskirts of Luanda, the capital, offered apartments from $84,000, in a country where incomes per person are just over $4,000.
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But they still have not put a shovel in the dirt to begin their proposed affordable housing project, which will consist of 2,200 units, half of which will be workforce housing.
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Officer Liang, 28, is charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Mr. Gurley, 28, who was walking unarmed with Ms. Butler in the stairwell of the housing project in Brooklyn.
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"My dad had a 10 times harder life than mine," said Anderson, 64, who grew up in a St. Paul housing project as one of 11 children of an alcoholic father.
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Tuesday's protest coincided with another stand-off with thousands of Maori protesters in Auckland, New Zealand's largest city, over plans to build a housing project on land they believe is sacred.
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The Harlem River Houses project, funded by the New Deal, was the first government-funded housing project in New York City and just one government development built during the Great Depression.
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Mr. Adjaye, whose American commissions include an art museum in Denver and a subsidized housing project in Manhattan, sat down recently to talk about the project, its structure, setbacks and symbolism.
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The study calls the Pillsbury mill development "the most expensive subsidized housing project in the history of Minnesota" and says 251 apartments were developed at an average cost of $665,000 each.
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NICE, France — He lived on the 12th floor of a high rise in a heavily immigrant housing project and was known to his neighbors only as a moody and aggressive oddball.
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As Mursi and Mubarak met in court, Sisi, who was reelected to his second term as president in March, was inaugurating a large housing project in the coastal city of Alexandria.
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The signs were designed to revitalize public outcry about the deadly fire that engulfed Grenfell Tower, the London public housing project that has come to symbolize bureaucratic neglect of the poor.
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Ms. Smith pointed to the social and psychological benefits to the community, including the residents of the Rip Van Winkle housing project, which is perched on a hill above Waryas Park.
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The Savoy Ballroom, which opened in 22006 and brought blacks and whites together in an era of racial segregation, was torn down in 22010 to make way for a housing project.
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She first came to attention with her 1997 TV movie "Macbeth on the Estate," an audacious transposition of the Scottish play to a tough high-rise housing project in Birmingham, England.
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Maxime Bailey, 56, who lives in a housing project in the Bronx, tried to warm her apartment by boiling water as her two visiting grandchildren shivered under blankets and watched cartoons.
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The plan has prompted outrage from some New Yorkers — whose subway system is underfunded and in perilous disrepair — and concern from residents of the nation's largest housing project, who live nearby.
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Georgia Lopez Ortiz, 92, is one of many elderly residents of the Luis Lloréns Torres housing project who have been too scared to walk outside since Maria wiped out the streetlights.
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Maribel Cavero, 383, was crossing the street at the base of that hill, unaware that a shot had been fired during a running fight between young men in the housing project.
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Back then, one of the teenagers Officer McDonald approached was 15-year-old Shavod Jones, who had had a troubled upbringing in the Taft Houses, a housing project in East Harlem.
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Arconic, the American company that sold the combustible material used at the London housing project, said on Monday that it would no longer sell the paneling for use in high rises.
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While Ramos didn't take note of the housing complex's name, it appears to be the recently constructed Jebel Hafeet Emirati Housing Project, a grid of 3,000 clone houses spread over 1,000 acres.
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It was behind a housing project, in this place called Aspen Hill, just west of DC. This guy—I became very good friends with him—had his viewpoints and way of life.
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The Brooklyn housing project where a police officer fatally shot an unarmed man, Akai Gurley, was notoriously dangerous, according to testimony drawn out on Tuesday by lawyers for the officer, Peter Liang.
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Built with the collected detritus of art fairs — crate lids, shipping containers, and foam padding — The Fair Housing Project illustrates just how much good material is thrown away once the tents fall.
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New York (CNN)Officer Peter Liang, who shot and killed an unarmed man in a New York housing project stairwell in 2014, was found guilty of manslaughter and official misconduct on Thursday.
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Former NYPD police officer Peter Liang was sentenced in a New York court on Tuesday for his fatal shooting of an unarmed man in the stairwell of a Brooklyn public housing project.
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In the early hours of a cold spring morning last month, residents at Eastchester Gardens, a public housing project in the Bronx, were awakened to a sight out of an action movie.
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A school or public housing project operates in a more complex space where everything becomes negotiable, which I think is more creative, more difficult, more challenging for an architect and more rewarding.
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As with Mr. Garrone's 2009 film, much of the series "Gomorrah" was filmed in Scampia, in a vast public housing project named "Le Vele," or "The Sails," for its white, triangular shape.
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Mr. Chamberlain, who had battled addiction to crack cocaine, lived on the ground floor of a faded housing project in a derelict corner of this otherwise prosperous city in New York's suburbs.
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A former Sri Lankan Tamil militant (played by the former Tamil Tigers fighter Antonythasan Jesuthasan) arrives in a squalid French housing project in search of peace, quiet and a chance to forget.
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Directed by Jacques Audiard ("Rust and Bone"), this drama begins in Sri Lanka during the civil war there and moves to a suburban Paris housing project that could be just as dangerous.
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Christine Saulsbury, 51Saulsbury, a San Francisco native, is a home health aide, but says she has not worked, and has been homeless since her family was evicted from a public housing project.
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He was born in 1972, and was brought up in a housing project in South London, the youngest of four boys, with a strict English mother and a bibulous Irish Catholic father.
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A group of police officers responded at his ground-floor apartment in a housing project, and after breaking down his door tried to subdue him with beanbag rounds and a Taser weapon.
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What happened next isn't clear; Doyle says he got into a heated row when he visited the housing project after an official told him that he wasn't entitled take over the lease.
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Protests over Oranga Tamariki's treatment of Maori children came at the same time as Maoris in Auckland mobilized against a proposed housing project on land they consider to be sacred, Reuters reported.
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He grew up in the Abraham Lincoln Houses, a housing project there, and acted in shows staged at the YMCA before graduating from Haaren High School in Midtown, which has since closed.
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Many site-specific community projects, including a garden planted with residents of a social housing project on the city's outskirts, are the result of extensive research conducted as the exhibition took shape.
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Originally sentenced to six years in prison, Mr. Olmert had his prison term reduced significantly after the Israeli Supreme Court overturned a main part of his conviction relating to the housing project.
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"That's the France I grew up with, the France I live with and the France I love," said Malik, who spent his childhood in a housing project near Strasbourg, in eastern France.
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Police officer Peter Liang, who had been on the job 22017 months, was on patrol in the dark stairwell of a Brooklyn housing project in November 210 when he fired his gun.
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Mr. Palmer pulls up in front of a Boys & Girls Club, close to where Techwood Homes, the nation's first housing project, stood before it was demolished ahead of the 1996 Olympic Games.
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Then, in March of 20003, a bread deliveryman was fatally shot near Lafayette Gardens, the public-housing project in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, where Hamilton lived, and he was charged with the murder.
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And depending on the housing project, preference may be given to those who meet certain criteria, like municipal workers, the homeless or residents of the neighborhood where the development is being built.
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"We're Canadian, so there's still a big hockey presence," said Sbiet, whose parents came from Palestine and who grew up playing point guard with his brother Tariq in a Mississauga housing project.
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Taking them from Regent Park—the city's oldest housing project—to international fame, Halal Gang's promise seemed to know no bounds, from rap to crooning to poetry to photographical documentation of the era.
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He agreed with Mr. Brown that the roof, where Officer Liang's lawyers say he was headed when he pulled out his gun, is one of the most dangerous places in a housing project.
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There, a couple of blocks from the 21st St.-Queensbridge subway stop, was Debra Lee, who has lived for 38 years at Queensbridge Houses, the country's largest housing project, which dominates the neighborhood.
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New York (CNN)A jury will enter its third day of deliberations Thursday in the trial of a New York police officer who shot and killed a man in a housing project stairwell.
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Originally from Chicago—one of his first paintings was of Cabrini-Green, one of that city's public housing project—Marcelo spent time in Venice Beach before making his way north to the Bay.
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P.S. 307's attendance zone was drawn snugly around five of the 10 buildings that make up the Farragut Houses, a public-housing project with 3,200 residents across from the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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After a brief chase outside a South Bronx housing project, the police arrested a 35-year-old man early Sunday morning and charged him with fatally stabbing another man during a house party.
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As Akai Gurley left his girlfriend's apartment in a Brooklyn housing project one November night two years ago, he tried to take an elevator to the street, but found that it was broken.
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Perhaps the most vivid recent example of an officer's first-aid unpreparedness was in 2014, when Peter Liang of the New York City Police Department fired a shot in a Brooklyn housing project.
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In the Bronx on Wednesday, the New York attorney general, Eric Schneiderman, and Mayor Bill de Blasio broke ground on a 59-unit supportive-housing project that will give preference to homeless veterans.
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Today, Alphabet, the holdings company formerly known as Google, announced that it will begin rolling out a free connection to its Google Fiber internet service to a public housing project in Kansas City.
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He was officially replaced on Wednesday by the mayor's choice, Eddie Johnson, a longtime Chicago officer who is black, grew up in a public housing project, and lives on the city's South Side.
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DUBAI, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Major Saudi Arabian real estate firm Dar Al Arkan is considering whether to invest in a housing project in Morocco, its chairman Yousef al-Shelash told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Rents soared to levels only the wealthiest could afford, an ironic development for Mr. Lee, who lived in a public-housing project as a boy and began his career fighting for affordable housing.
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"Did you know that we're voting for state attorney this year?" he began at a housing project on the east side of Gainesville, as a group of onlookers leaned in over the balcony.
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A look inside the 356 units that make up Puerto Rico's largest housing project for low-income seniors, Comunidad del Retiro, or Retirement Community, helps explain the hurricanes' continuing impact on the vulnerable.
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"I think, in all honesty, it is a waste of taxpayers' money," said Miguel Acevedo, the president of the resident association for the housing project, Fulton Houses, about the plan for the playground.
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Outside what was left of a housing project on St. Thomas, a young man opened the doors of his white van and played jazz music, the notes echoing in the now-exposed apartments.
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She said she first heard of Johnson and her connection to him through an uncle when she was 153 and growing up in the Robert Taylor Homes, a high-rise housing project here.
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On the day before he was killed, Mr. Manson posted a video on Facebook of a short sermon that he had delivered, near what looked like a park adjacent to a housing project.
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In her 2012 novel, "NW," Zadie Smith tells the story of four characters from a housing project in northwest London through shards of dialogue or unpunctuated meanderings in 185 non-sequentially numbered sections.
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She was celebrated for her story: She grew up in a housing project in Waterbury, was raised by her grandmother while her mother struggled with drug addiction and became a mom at 17.
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It is another to grow accustomed, as Flores has said he did, to helping his mother carry groceries up 20 flights of stairs when the elevators failed at the Glenmore Plaza housing project.
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Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi is facing criticism after the government laid out a massive red carpet for his motorcade during a trip to open a social housing project in a Cairo suburb.
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By day at least, he was still that neat well-mannered boy from the Mary Ellen McCormack housing project who would sort out local bullies with threats, or lightning fists, to help the weak.
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"It is the only good thing that happened to Algeria," said Hakim Ghazi, 25, sitting with a friend outside a 10-year-old social housing project in Bab Ezzouar, on the southeast of Algiers.
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The fire was fed by flammable cladding on the facade of the building that survivors have charged was installed to beautify their public housing project for the benefit of wealthy neighbors in west London.
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Trulove was first arrested by San Francisco police in 2007 on charges related to the murder of Seu Kuka, who had reportedly been fatally shot in a local public housing project around the time.
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They seek asylum — Dheepan fears reprisals from the Sri Lankan government — and wind up as the caretakers of a rough housing project in a French banlieue controlled by drug dealers of North African origin.
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Robert Gangi, director of the Police Reform Organizing Project, said that searches of housing project stairwells, known as vertical patrols, should be ended or restricted absent actual suspicion that a crime was being committed.
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And though it preceded Mr. Liang's indictment, a federal lawsuit filed in Manhattan in 2010 is slowly forcing changes in the way that police officers interact with housing-project residents during the vertical patrols.
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In November 2014, Mr. Liang, a probationary officer, was on patrol in a dark stairwell of a public-housing project when he fired a shot that ricocheted and struck Mr. Gurley in the heart.
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The managing director of NBCC (India) Ltd, the state-owned firm in charge of the housing project, told media that the trees have to be felled to create underground parking space for 70,000 vehicles.
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LaHara, a pre-teen from an Upper West Side housing project and an honour roll student, had though t that the $29.95 her mother spent downloading Kazaa made the process legal and above board.
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Mr. Thompson faced tremendous pressure during the prosecution of Peter Liang, a former police officer who was convicted of manslaughter for fatally shooting an unarmed man while on patrol at a Brooklyn housing project.
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The family lived in a Lower East Side housing project that consisted predominantly of black and Puerto Rican families, and Mr. Berger early on saw the difference between having white skin and having brown.
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The family lived in a Lower East Side housing project that consisted predominantly of black and Puerto Rican families, and Mr. Berger early on saw the difference between having white skin and having brown.
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Sacramento Kings forward Zach Randolph has been charged with misdemeanor marijuana possession and resisting arrest following an incident this month when a large gathering became unruly at a Los Angeles housing project, prosecutors said.
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Ming's surroundings were less glamorous: an apartment in a housing project where his residency remained an open secret among neighbors who could not ignore the occasional roar or whimpering, or the scent of urine.
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It was hard to see much beyond personal pique that led them (and their staffs) to squabble in December over the jurisdiction of a stray deer that turned up in a Harlem housing project.
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These feral creatures, who live on their own in a rancid apartment in a suburban London housing project, are portrayed with equal sensitivity and fierceness by the young actors Lucas Hedges and Justice Smith.
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Mathieu Kassovitz dissects a riot in a multiethnic French housing project through the eyes of three aimless young men — Jewish (Vincent Cassel), Arab (Saïd Taghmaoui) and black (Hubert Koundé) — during the day that follows.
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LOS ANGELES — Sacramento Kings forward Zach Randolph was arrested on a marijuana charge after several police cars were vandalized when a large gathering became unruly at a Los Angeles housing project, authorities said Thursday.
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CreditCreditEdwin J. Torres for The New York Times They came for the aging Bloods soldier a few minutes before midnight, bursting from the lobby of a housing project with a loaded 9-millimeter handgun.
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As the 5-year-old boy's family waited for word early Tuesday about his grave head wound, investigators scoured a Bronx public housing project just 300 feet from where the child had been shot.
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A rundown housing project that's home to more than 30 nationalities, the neighborhood is a volatile tinderbox of factions and competing tribes, its tenuous peace held together by shaky alliances born of uneasy proximity.
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Shlaes ends her narrative with the first stirrings of a counterrevolution: the rise of a California politician named Ronald Reagan and the demolition of the notorious Pruitt-Igoe public housing project in St. Louis.
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"Candyman" (Friday) stars Virginia Madsen as a researcher whose investigation of an urban legend takes her to a since-demolished section of the Cabrini-Green housing project in Chicago, where the movie was shot.
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A police officer testified on Thursday that he had little knowledge of CPR the night that his partner, Officer Peter Liang, was involved in a fatal shooting inside a stairwell of a Brooklyn housing project.
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At issue were events that had taken place in another part of New York City: The night before, two officers, Diara E. Cruz and Patrick Espeut, were shot in a housing project in the Bronx.
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Other options - including a nationwide housing subsidy scheme for construction workers to buy a house in a government-built low-income housing project - have not been effective because of strict conditions and long wait times.
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Jones and her family—at the time she had five children and was pregnant with her sixth—lived in Bailey Houses, a public housing project in the Bronx managed by New York City Housing Authority.
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That was exactly the case for hundreds of people who reportedly gathered outside a courthouse in Detroit Wednesday morning, after they fell prey to a scam from a group dubbed the Detroit Free Housing Project.
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Both were the product of New York City upbringings — Ms. Burns, 57, was a child of a Lower East Side housing project, and Mr. Icahn, who is 79, a denizen of Far Rockaway in Queens.
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Shantê's career kicked off after meeting fellow rapper Tyrone Williams, D.J. Mr. Magic and record producer Marley Marl outside the Queensbridge housing project, the same complex that produced rap legends like Nas and Mobb Deep.
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One from a premier research institution, UC Berkeley, and another from one of the toughest neighborhoods in the country, East Los Angeles' Ramona Gardens housing project or Big Hazard projects (named after the notorious gang).
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At an appearance at a public housing project in Brooklyn last week, Nixon slammed Cuomo and de Blasio for engaging in a years-long "pissing contest" that allowed dire public housing conditions to deteriorate further.
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Peter Liang, who was a New York City police officer when he fatally shot a 28-year-old unarmed black man, Akai Gurley, in a Brooklyn housing project stairwell in 2014, avoided a prison term.
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Until a local points to an immense and somewhat shabby white building, a few blocks away, and explains that it is a housing project where rival drug gangs occasionally lob homemade grenades at one another.
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In addition to the golf course, it encompasses a nine-acre green space and playground bordering a public-housing project, just beyond a fence along the fairway, and a second area, west of the bridge.
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They paid no mind to the swirl of life in the housing project playground around them: men rolling blunts at a graffitied concrete table, tenants playing bingo, rap and R&B blaring from a boombox.
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It is a stark contrast from the cacophony of police sirens tenants have heard for years outside their home, the oldest housing project in East New York, long one of the city's more violent neighborhoods.
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Amazon is proposing to locate in the most ethnically diverse county in the United States and near the nation's largest public housing project — the company's work force and campus must reflect the diversity around them.
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They tell of smoking in a housing project hallway, or of being in a car with a friend who was smoking, or of lighting up a Black & Mild cigar the police mistake for a blunt.
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"They see people of color, African-Americans, and they automatically think it's aggressive," said Ricky Pope, an 18-year-old junior at Northwestern High, which is across the street from the county's largest housing project.
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In an early episode, Tray shows up at the fancy private school that his son and his daughter, Shazad and Amira, attend, and takes them to the housing project where he and Shay grew up.
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In addition, Mr. Hernandez testified, gang members he was aligned with traveled to a housing project in Brooklyn they called Smurf Village and attacked other Nine Trey members there, shooting one man in the foot.
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Builders are preparing to break ground on Florida's first affordable housing project for elderly LGBT+ residents, one of several specialist homes emerging nationwide, from Los Angeles to Chicago, with the backing of gay community centers.
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Imagine Trump and HUD Secretary Carson in the kitchen with a family in a public housing project looking at the deed to their new home thanks to HUD being replaced by a private ownership equity program.
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To hear the rest of the conversation, which touched on Patrick's upbringing in Chicago's Robert Taylor Homes housing project, his path to becoming the first African-American governor of Massachusetts and more, click on http://podcast.cnn.com.
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Later that year, a grand jury indicted officer Peter Liang 83 days after he shot and killed unarmed black man Akai Gurley in the stairwell of the Pink Houses, a housing project in East New York.
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"That's great news, I will be happy if I can work under the framework of the law," said a young Malian working illegally in a housing project as a mason in Ouled Fayet, west of Algiers.
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The housing project we lived in had been built just before the war on poverty, probably intended for G.I.s returning from World War II. They were suburban-style tract houses, two units to each trim building.
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With many homes destroyed, their family is not high on the list to get a more intact unit in the Tutu complex, a public housing project — but that is as it should be, Ms. Mahoney said.
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The Brooklyn district attorney's office won a conviction last year in front of Justice Chun against a former officer, Peter Liang, who fatally shot an unarmed black man in the stairwell of a public-housing project.
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As college freshmen in the early '90s, King and his college friend Dawson raised $40,000 to run a summer camp for at-risk kids in a public housing project in the Mission Hill neighborhood of Boston.
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The crowd in Queens on Saturday was large and enthusiastic, packed into a park across the street from the nation's largest public housing project to watch as Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez endorsed Bernie Sanders for president.
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Mr. Lawrence had an idea that someone wanted to shoot him, so when he walked into the courtyard of the Mill Brook housing project, he would often carry a Nike shoe box containing a 9-millimeter.
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For Ms. White's mother, Gola White, the indictment represents the second time she has seen federal prosecutors try to dismantle drug gangs around her housing project in response to the killing of one of her children.
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An obituary on Thursday about Jerry Birbach, who in 1972 led the fight against a proposed low-income housing project in Queens, misstated the number of great-grandchildren who survive him, using information from his family.
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Living with his mother in the Robert Taylor Homes, a sprawling and notorious housing project just south of downtown, he saw the closets stuffed with plastic Aldi bags of cash, stashed by Gangster Disciples, he said.
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A lush purple sky — the ominous color of LA smog — frames the titular south LA housing project co-designed by revered but under-recognized Black architect Paul R. Williams, a major source of inspiration for Davis.
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One by one, the jurors held the Glock 9-millimeter pistol that had belonged to Police Officer Peter Liang, from which a bullet ricocheted down a housing project stairwell and killed an unarmed man in November 2014.
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New York (CNN)Peter Liang, the police officer who shot Akai Gurley in the stairwell of a New York housing project, was more concerned about saving his own job than saving the man's life, a prosecutor argued.
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An article on June 12 about segregation in New York City schools misstated the number of buildings from the Farragut Houses, a public-housing project in Brooklyn, that were previously included in P.S. 307's attendance zone.
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"I know that from the time I was aware of Afropunk I felt like something was wrong with it being [next to a housing project] with prohibitive ticket prices and it having a VIP section," he said.
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Former Officer Peter Liang will not serve any time in prison for fatally shooting an unarmed man in a Brooklyn housing project stairwell two years ago, but was instead sentenced on Tuesday to probation and community service.
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But Obama explained that early experience in local organizing — fighting for a public park in a drug-infested part of town; taking on an environmental crisis at a public housing project — left a profound impact on him.
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The opening arguments in New York State Supreme Court centered on Peter Liang, an NYPD officer who shot and killed Akai Gurley, an innocent and unarmed black man, during a routine patrol of a Brooklyn housing project.
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Last year, real-estate dealers and builders and others held street protests here against a Supreme Court decision that suspended a mega housing project because the owners of the land were accused of having acquired it illegally.
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Simo (Johannes Brotherus), a 14-year-old living in a Helsinki housing project, embarks on a dreamlike odyssey with his brother, who is about to go to prison, while trying to figure out who he really is.
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These radiant moments soften an otherwise tough movie, about Chiron, a gay black youth played by three different actors, growing up in a Miami housing project where he acquires the armor of a street thug to survive.
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From the start, the case of Peter Liang, a former Brooklyn police officer convicted in February of manslaughter for the shooting of Akai Gurley in a housing project stairwell, has seen its share of twists and turns.
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Le Corbusier's modular housing project in Marseille, France, which she visited in 1949, made a deep impression on her, and she developed ingenious variations on the modular principle in her "Poems" series of the 1960s and '70s.
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Ritchie Torres, the youngest elected official in New York City, grew up in a small apartment in Throggs Neck Houses, a public-housing project in the East Bronx, with his mother, his sister, and his twin brother.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The manslaughter trial of a New York City police officer who fired the bullet that killed an unarmed black man in the darkened stairwell of a housing project is due to begin on Thursday.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Thursday about Jerry Birbach, who in 1972 led the fight against a proposed low-income housing project in Queens, misstated the number of great-grandchildren who survive him, using information from his family.
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"We've noticed a growing number of gay seniors who are struggling financially, and are looking for affordable housing solutions," said Bruce Williams, a coordinator at The Pride Center, which is behind the housing project in Wilton Manors.
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Kelly, a three-time Grammy winner whose hits also include "Bump N' Grind" and "Your Body's Callin," grew up in a Chicago public housing project where, according to his autobiography, he was sexually abused beginning at age 8.
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The Brownsville resident, who lived in a public housing project nearby, generally liked Brookdale—she gave birth to her two sons here—but spoke nostalgically of the times she's visited Columbia University Medical Center, in Manhattan's Washington Heights.
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The two officers, Joseph A. Piagentini and Waverly M. Jones, were ambushed and fatally shot in the back outside a housing project in Harlem on May 21, 1971, a time when the city was rife with racial tension.
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Many recent buyers are locals originally from Bengbu and its neighboring counties but have gone to more affluent cities for work, said Shen Zhichao, sales manager for Amber New World, a housing project under Hefei Urban Construction HEFEIA.
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Last winter, in the picture-lined living room of their housing-project apartment, Gadsden-Andrews and her husband, Robert, said though they felt their hand was forced, they signed the documents knowing that it meant losing the houses.
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Once nicknamed Bin Laden in the French housing project where he grew up, the violence-prone ex-delinquent now says he is a peaceful Muslim and has displayed calm, wit and knowledge at his terror trial in Paris.
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A New York City police lieutenant who arrived at a housing project in Brooklyn where a man had been shot by a police officer said he had found the officer, Peter Liang, "frozen" on a fourth-floor landing.
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" In one of these rants, captured in a now infamous video clip, the rancher talks about a housing project he'd driven by in North Las Vegas, where he saw "half a dozen [black] people sitting on the porch.
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The curator gets robbed of his phone and wallet, tracking them down to a nearby housing project and placing fliers in every unit to get them back—a move that eventually comes to haunt him, according to Variety.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - U.S. prosecutors said that 27 alleged Boston gang members face drug and gun charges on Thursday following a morning series of raids and arrests focused on a housing project in a southern part of the city.
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Fifty-seven people have been charged with conspiring with the 20093Fly YGz street gang, which operated around the Eastchester Gardens public housing project and in the vicinity of Gun Hill Road in the Bronx, according to the indictment.
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He had been fitted with an ankle bracelet that didn&apost track his whereabouts, simply indicating whether he was inside or outside their apartment in Gilmor Homes, a public housing project on the city&aposs troubled west side.
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For your 2005 video projection called "Long Sorrow," you hung the saxophonist Jemeel Moondoc 25 stories up on the facade of a 1960s housing project from West Berlin, then invited him to play free jazz from his perch.
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Mr. Thompson had said he was inspired to enter law enforcement by his mother, who worked as one of New York City's first female police officers on patrol while raising her children in a Harlem public-housing project.
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He has talked in the past about his childhood growing up in a federal housing project, gazing across the water at Staten Island, watching ships coming into port, imagining them traveling from distant lands he would never see.
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County officials have recently proposed a site about six miles further south: the former location of the Ujima Village housing project, which was torn down after the land was found to be contaminated with crude oil and gas.
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In the case of the Treasure Island housing project in San Francisco — a model of sustainable development that took over 15 years of planning review and community engagement to secure approval — one lawsuit halted progress for three years.
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There were huge brawls in Los Angeles schools and violence between black and Latino gangs, including as recently as 2014, when several Latino gang members firebombed the homes of black families living in a Boyle Heights housing project.
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In one of the most common sources of corruption, money and building materials are diverted from a housing project, often leaving behind shoddy dwellings for poor residents who have waited years or decades to move out of shacks.
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We meet tenants of a housing project about to install facial-recognition software, and a beloved teacher who's been fired after an algorithm deemed his performance poor, and a young woman navigating China's state-run Social Credit System.
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Mr. Castillo took a color photograph in the early 1970s of two small, partly dismembered buildings, both with murals in praise of the Virgin of Guadalupe, amid the remains of a destroyed housing project in East Los Angeles.
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And many of them likely live in a place such as Montfermeil, a hardscrabble, housing-project-heavy commune east of Paris, where the movie shifts its focus and where Victor Hugo set a section of his "Misérables," too.
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The rioting shapes and hues of the more than fourteen-foot-long "Swing Landscape" (1938), made for a government-funded housing project in Brooklyn, leap beyond the compositional order—contained and balanced—of French predecessors, chiefly Fernand Léger.
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Mr. Thomas, who is black and Puerto Rican and grew up in a housing project in Chelsea, remembered that his tutor gave him a steep discount, in part because he lived with a single mother who is disabled.
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More disturbing is the partnership with the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) with "three Brooklyn-based cultural organizations" (unnamed) to operate a facility in a "city-led affordable housing project" in Brownsville, Brooklyn (Action Plan p. 16).
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Locals say that after several low-lying areas in São Bento were declared uninhabitable and 300 families were promised apartments in a government housing project, militia members distributed the flats among families from another area, and then extorted money.
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The Baken Park housing project is part of a Reconstruction and Development Program (RDP) introduced by the ANC in 13 to alleviate poverty and inequality, including by providing subsidized houses to families earning less than 3,500 rand per month.
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Rousseff, speaking at the opening of a low-cost housing project in Rio Grande do Sul state, criticized as unnecessary the detention of former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Friday for questioning in the Petrobras graft scandal.
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He reckons the plush cemetery is part of an attempt to lure government workers to a new housing project nearby, which Lahori officials hope will help to deal with the overcrowding of live bodies in the fast-expanding city.
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And as we work to fix these projects that weren't protected from flooding, the working class people who Trump promised to protect will suffer most from the loss of their rail line, bridge, fire station, housing project, or hospital.
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He can now walk into any room and instantly start a conversation with the people there, whether they are young mothers gathered at a housing-project tenants' meeting or executives eating from small plates at a ritzy cocktail reception.
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THE MAGAZINE An article on June 2800 about segregation in New York City schools misstated the number of buildings from the Farragut Houses, a public-housing project in Brooklyn, that were previously included in P.S. 8003's attendance zone.
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Among them: the $20113 million Choice Neighborhoods program, which provided funding to remove lead paint from New Orleans' aging Iberville housing project, and the $22011 million HOME Partnerships program, which helped the Chowdhurys clean up their house in Buffalo.
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In her newly released campaign video, Hayes showcases her background: She grew up in a housing project in poverty-stricken Waterbury, was raised by her grandmother while her mother struggled with drug addiction, then became a mom at 17.
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Daily guided tours explore the Bauhaus Building; the nearby Masters' Houses, a suite of partly reconstructed residences where Gropius, Klee, Moholy-Nagy, Albers and the other Bauhaus masters lived; and a workers' housing project on the edge of town.
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As her motorcade drove through San Juan, people poured into the streets to greet her, even as it passed the hardscrabble Luis Llorens Torres housing project, where baseball and basketball players and boxers are usually the most idolized stars.
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The Baken Park housing project is part of a Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) introduced by the ANC in 13 to alleviate poverty and inequality, including by providing subsidised houses to families earning less than 3,500 rand per month.
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Designed as part of a planned amphitheater for the Harlem River Houses (a federal housing project intended for Black residents) Barthé imagined that his frieze would redefine the complex as a site of education and inspiration for its tenants.
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The powerful storm brought startling high levels of E. coli, lead and arsenic to the flooded living rooms of a public-housing project along Buffalo Bayou, putting an already vulnerable community at greater risk for long-term health problems.
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A vaunted housing project built in 1950s St. Louis quickly became a nightmare of crime and vandalism; a smaller, adjacent complex remained relatively free of trouble because its design promoted "informal surveillance" and care of common spaces by neighbors.
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At one public housing project, Grenfell Tower, residents had complained about fire safety issues for years: power surges that blew up television sets and filled rooms with smoke, outdated fire extinguishers and the absence of a communal fire alarm.
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Three weeks earlier, a stray bullet had killed a bystander down the street from a housing project where Wilson — who is 22014 and goes by his middle name, Marquez — and several friends had been wiling away a Sunday evening.
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Next month, work will begin on a $78 million apartment building at the Ingersoll Houses, a public-housing project in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, followed in the fall by a $40 million building across from Crotona Park in the Bronx.
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Then, early last year, investigators confirmed that many commingled human remains have been found in just a single corner of the seven-acre site, where a subsidized housing project had long since replaced the old mother-and-baby home.
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Years ago, when I was an officer with the Miami-Dade Police Department, we even focused community policing efforts on one single housing project, which was notorious for a level of violence that intimidated and endangered residents of the project.
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In Ann Arbor, where the housing commission has a waiting list of more than 500, a new affordable housing project is breaking ground this spring in which 20 old detached single-family units will make room for 42 townhouse-style units.
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A recent Andeel cartoon, which appeared after the president's motorcade drove over a 2.5 mile-long red carpet en route to the opening of a social housing project in Cairo, showed a man being crushed under the wheels of Sisi's car.
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One of his designs for William Zeckendorf, the flamboyant New York property developer who employed him in the 1950s, was the Kips Bay Plaza housing project, two square grids in pre-cast concrete which were meant to revitalise a blighted neighbourhood.
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" Rebecca Clark, President and CEO at LINC Housing, emphasized the need to start the conversation at the other end, "Start by saying 'this is how much we have to work with' and then reverse engineer the housing project with the architect.
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Created by Ghost of a Dream (Adam Eckstrom and Lauren Was), When the Smoke Clears: The Fair Housing Project notes, perhaps at first unexpectedly, what so many critics have failed to address: the impact of art fairs on the environment.
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Chevron said it had spent more than one billion naira ($3 million) on a housing project for the Ugborodo community, to which the protesters belong, and awarded contracts worth more than $1 billion to community members for a gas project alone.
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And 03 Greedo, the Grape Street Golem, has been known to make "creep music," a form of rap meant to reflect the bristling paranoia of his native Jordan Downs Projects, a Watts public housing project notorious for its poverty and violence.
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She moved the family into a one-bedroom apartment in a Harlem housing project and took up work sewing in a factory, all the while contending with the abuses and indignities endured by black women in mid-20th-century America.
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SAO PAULO, March 15 (Reuters) - MRV Participações SA has launched its largest housing project ever, with 1.6 billion reais ($505 million) of estimated sales value, as Brazil's largest builder of low-income housing expands its foothold in the country's biggest city.
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He compared the case to that of Officer Peter Liang, who was allowed to remain free following his indictment in 2014 for manslaughter in the killing of an unarmed man, Akai Gurley, in the stairwell of a Brooklyn housing project.
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After the New York City police officers Joseph A. Piagentini and Waverly M. Jones were fatally shot outside a housing project in Harlem in 1971, the Black Liberation Army, an offshoot of the Black Panther Party, took credit for the killings.
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Reading was the lifeline that enabled Raymond Danowski to escape the smothering grip of a Bronx public housing project and an abusive father, so when Mr. Danowski grew older, both rhyme and reason prompted him to stockpile books of poetry voraciously.
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Mr. Jones is an up-and-coming rapper trying to follow the illustrious tradition of hip-hop artists — Nas, Mobb Deep, Marley Marl, and others — who have come out of the housing project and have chronicled its hardscrabble conditions in verse.
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The investigation found no signs of the sex parties, but it did find that managers at a housing project in the Bronx routinely drank and held parties on the job, had sexual relationships with their subordinates, and threatened many of them.
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The buildings that fell crossed classes and neighborhoods, burying accountants and garment workers in commercial buildings, children at a private school and residents of both a housing project and an apartment building on one of the city's most desirable streets.
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And already, the fire at the Grenfell Tower housing project — its scorched shell looming above one of London's most upscale neighborhoods — has become a grim symbol of class inequality in a city that has long been a magnet for global wealth.
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We are introduced from the first page to a cast of tenants living in the low-income housing project in the mid-1980s, individuals who recur across the collection, finding different ways to connect, disconnect and let one another down.
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And development that hinges on a company's cooperation can backfire, as the Mountain View City Council learned a few years ago when Google threatened to block a massive housing project if it wasn't given 800,000 additional square feet of office space.
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As SF Curbed's Brock Kneeling writes, the proposed housing project is slated to go up in the city's Mission neighborhood, which has seen a wave of gentrification as an influx of millennial tech workers have overrun the district in recent years.
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And the impact has also been felt on the ground, with Berkeley last week halting construction at a luxury housing project in southwest London, where homes were expected to sell for up to 267 million pounds ($210 million), without saying why.
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The exhibition opens with a video, taken with a drone, of a suburban housing project — or "open-air jailhouse," as the artist put it — like the one where he grew up alongside many other descendants of France's former colonial subjects.
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Queensbridge Houses, the nation's largest public housing project QUEENS Anable Basin, proposed location for Amazon's HQ200 SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICT East River The Special Long Island City Mixed Use District allows for taller buildings and greater density P.S. 2000, which is already at 253% capacity 2000,20163 FEET Queensbridge Houses, the nation's largest public housing project East River QUEENS Anable Basin, proposed location for Amazon's HQ22016 SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICT P.S. 225, which is already at 2000% capacity The Special Long Island City Mixed Use District allows for taller buildings and greater density 1,000 FEET Note: Area boundaries approximate.
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Toronto Journal TORONTO — Her face framed by a yellow hijab, Idil Hassan watched her young daughter splash with other children at the Regent Park Aquatic Center, an architectural jewel of glass, wood and chlorine in the middle of Canada's largest housing project.
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It would also require that every single affordable-housing project in New York City that uses the bonds get the approval of the Public Authorities Control Board, a shadowy entity controlled by the governor and the leaders of the Assembly and Senate.
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Before the jury entered a courtroom in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn on Friday, prosecutors and defense lawyers at the trial of Peter Liang, a police officer whose gunshot killed an unarmed man in the stairwell of a housing project, approached the judge.
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A troubled man with a history of crimes and mental illness was convicted on Tuesday of killing one young child and leaving another fighting for her life in a brutal stabbing four years ago in an elevator at a Brooklyn public housing project.
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The housing project, known for gang activity and gun violence, has been the site of a string of serious shootings in recent years, including one in 2012 that killed a 4-year-old boy caught in a gun battle as he played outside.
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But if the stairwell was Mr. Chavis's place of comfort, it was a known hazard to New York City police officers who conducted up-and-down sweeps known as vertical patrols of the building in the Melrose Houses, a public housing project.
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Lt. Brian W. Rice, officer Edward M. Nero and officer Garrett E. Miller are the three white police officers who, on April 12 last year, were tasked with patrolling the Gilmor Homes, the housing project in West Baltimore where Freddie Gray lived.
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One of the most powerful corporate behemoths, run by the richest man in the world, has selected a site in a community predominantly occupied by working class New Yorkers of color — and the plot is next to the city's largest public housing project.
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The Elm Haven housing project in which Smokes grew up has since been torn down, and in its place stands a neighborhood of mixed-income townhouses where the distant wail of police sirens is easily drowned out by the din of wind chimes.
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MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine president has warned a pro-poor group not to take over a government housing project and said he will deploy police commandos to remove them instead of tolerating the move, as he did in a similar case last year.
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They start at the Art Institute, continue on to a community meeting at a housing project (where Obama addresses the crowd and impresses Michelle without ever quite resorting to showboating), and end by going to see Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing.
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The first chapter of the documentary follows his rise from the Potrero Hill housing project in San Francisco to the campus of the University of Southern California, and then to a professional career with the Buffalo Bills and the San Francisco 49ers.
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Set in and around a housing project in the London borough of Hackney, the show is a reboot of a British show that ran for two seasons, in 2011 and 2013, and was created by Ronan Bennett, the Irish screenwriter and novelist.
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Speaking at the opening of a housing project in the coastal city of Alexandria, Sisi said there was no "justification or excuse" for the loss of life in last week's shipwreck but that securing the coastline and borders was a tough challenge.
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New York City has agreed to pay more than $4 million to the family of Akai Gurley, the unarmed man killed in a Brooklyn housing project in 2014 by a police officer on patrol, according to a lawyer for Mr. Gurley's family.
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In a speech he gave at the White House, Judge Garland noted that earlier in his career, while trying to prosecute a violent gang in a housing project, he quickly learned the importance of reaching out to local communities and winning their trust.
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Instead of making his entry into the northern city via its grand center, site of a gothic cathedral, top fashion labels and the famed La Scala opera house, he started his one-day visit at a bleak public housing project on the outskirts.
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He's hard to resist even if, by the time he takes Michelle to a community meeting in a housing project — where the aspirations of the family in "Good Times" meet their real-world counterpart — his words sound like footnotes in a political biography.
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In one high-profile case — the 2014 police killing of Akai Gurley, an unarmed black man — Mr. Thompson ordered investigators from his office to go out on Thanksgiving Day and knock on doors in the public housing project where Mr. Gurley was killed.
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This winter, he scored a victory in one of the most prominent criminal cases in Brooklyn in years, securing the manslaughter conviction of Peter Liang, the former police officer who killed an unarmed man, Akai Gurley, in a housing project stairwell in 2014.
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But, as she told me, the housing project administrators argued that her scholarships to graduate school should count as her income and that even though she was also working, being a full-time student meant she could not live in public housing.
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The Brooklyn district attorney's office announced on Wednesday that it would not seek prison time for the former New York City police officer convicted last month in the fatal shooting of an unarmed man in a housing project in East New York.
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Ms. White's killing, in a housing project where tenants fear cooperating with the police, showed how drug and gang violence can ensnare innocent residents and how people feel stung by a public safety system that they say neglects poor, black and Latino residents.
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Perhaps the biggest case of his tenure was the prosecution of Peter Liang, a former police officer who was found guilty in February of manslaughter in the shooting of an unarmed black man, Akai Gurley, in the stairwell of a Brooklyn housing project.
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For characters in "The PJs," an animated sitcom created by Eddie Murphy and others about an African-American couple living in a housing project, Mr. Vinton used foam latex, or what he called Foamation, which was lighter and easier to manipulate than clay.
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Kanye West has become the latest mogul to embark on a world-saving venture, building 50-foot-high wooden domes in California for a secret housing project that the rapper "believes will break the barriers that separate classes," according to a TMZ report.
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This new novel takes Alt, who goes by the nickname Salt, back to the beginning of her career, when she's a beat cop patrolling the Homes, a housing project in what's known as the War Zone that stockpiles 700 families in 200 buildings.
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Pick one up near the river in the Old Port and follow the St. Lawrence to a series of riverside architectural sites starting with Habitat 67, the influential housing project of stacked boxes designed by the architect Moshe Safdie for Expo '67.
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And Alicia Grullón — from the Bronx, technically, though a fellow of the Wallach — embedded herself in the senior citizens' center of the Grant Houses, a public-housing project not far from this gallery, to listen to the life stories of its longtime residents.
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The police said they were still investigating who pulled the trigger of Officer Mulkeen's service pistol as he struggled with the man, Antonio Lavance Williams, whom officers had wanted to question about a recent spate of gang violence at a Bronx housing project.
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"If you put it all together, that's how you get to a year without gun violence in the largest housing project in the country," said Jimmy Van Bramer, the leader of the Democratic majority on the City Council whose district includes Queensbridge.
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Last week, he posted a video on Facebook in which he proposed to evict supposedly unruly residents from a local public-housing project and put them in tents, where they would be forced to pick potatoes and other vegetables from dawn till dusk.
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I drove to Big Marsh with Michael P. Kelly, the chief executive of the Chicago Park District, who envisioned it becoming "a major new attraction" for cyclists, then took me to a housing project called Altgeld Gardens Homes in far southeast Chicago.
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She grew up on welfare in a housing project in Youngstown, Ohio, and lost her father to violence at age 7, but went on to earn a college degree and, at age 24, a job in the office of Vice President Al Gore.
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Meanwhile, Erika Eichelberger profiles Nicholas Heyward Sr., a man who became a mentor to the Black Lives Matter movement after a cop killed his 13-year-old son while he was playing cops and robbers in a public housing project in Gowanus, Brooklyn.
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Longtime Boyle Heights residents addressed the crowd, recounting previous struggles to fight the demolition of the Pico-Aliso housing project (the catalyst for the formation of Union de Vecinos), attempts to privatize public housing, as well as crime and violence in their community.
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The students agreed the hardest part of their work was the man-on-the-street interviews they had to conduct one day outside and one night inside the arena, as well as a trip to the Crown Heights housing project that replaced Ebbets Field.
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Still a little vague, but better and printable: Mobile, Alabama: 0 dead, 5 injuredAt about 7:40 PM, a shooting broke out at a block party near the Rogers Williams Housing Project thrown by a local rapper to celebrate before the complex is torn down.
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"The City You Haven't Seen" was the headline, next to a photo of a school in the shadows of the Robert Taylor Homes, a housing project (now demolished) along the Dan Ryan Expressway that stood as a monument to the worst of city life.
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For inspiration, the designers looked to the modular color-block kitchen that Charlotte Perriand and Le Corbusier conceived for Unité d'Habitation — a 1940s social-housing project in Marseille, France — finding themselves particularly drawn to a pair of chunky wooden handles on an upper cabinet.
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The protesters occupying Ihumātao do so in disagreement with a tribal authority with links to the area, which has supported the housing project after gaining a number of concessions from the developer, including moving the planned housing back from the main protected heritage area.
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During the two years I walked a beat in a housing project in the South Bronx two decades ago, I was called all the time, hailed on the street or summoned through 911, because kids weren't doing their homework or because the toilet wasn't working.
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Among the victims this year were a 213-year-old grandmother who prosecutors say was fatally stabbed in a Bronx housing project by her drug-addicted partner, and a 2300-year old woman ambushed by her estranged husband in March at her Bronx apartment.
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Other impoverished corners of Long Island City were also selected for zone status, including the census tract that is home to Queensbridge Houses, the nation's largest public housing project, where the poverty rate is near 103 percent and the median income below $20,000 a year.
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Headed by "Pistol" Pete Rollock, who became a sort of twisted deity in American crime lore, SMM rose off the back of an epidemic of crack, chaos and killing to export its brand of gangster culture from the Bronx's Soundview housing project across state lines.
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Ms. Velasquez, who went by the nickname Izzy, was raised during her teen years by her grandmother in a 14th-floor apartment in the Melrose Houses, a housing project on Courtlandt Avenue in the South Bronx known for gang conflicts, relatives and neighbors said.
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The Cook County state's attorney has vacated convictions in 42 cases — and is evaluating scores of others — because of illegal conduct by a corrupt former police sergeant who shook down drug dealers while running a protection racket in a South Side public housing project.
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CreditCreditAndrew White for The New York Times In the rainy early morning of July 4, 1992, two armed men pushed their way into a drug stash house in a third-floor apartment of a Staten Island housing project, not far from the ferry terminal.
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On Monday, Arconic, the American company once known as Alcoa that sold combustible material used at Grenfell Tower, the London housing project that was the site of the fire, said it would no longer sell that kind of paneling for use in high-rises.
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QUITO, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Ecuador is planning to sell a bond worth $400 million to fund the country's social housing project, a source familiar with the matter said on Tuesday, as the government attempts to revive its economy with investments in the construction sector.
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While P.S. 199 is mostly white, with high test scores and a parent-teacher association that raises $800,000 a year, P.S. 191 is mostly black and Hispanic, with low test scores, and many students that come from an adjacent public housing project, the Amsterdam Houses.
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The zone for the third school, Public School 2185, on West 2191st Street, includes a public housing project as well as expensive apartments, though for decades white families have avoided it, leaving it with a population that is poor and mostly black and Hispanic.
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"The 20- and 30-year-olds are more up to date on that stuff than we are because we didn't have that when we were growing up," said Ms. Johnson, who is now on disability and lives in a housing project in Jefferson City, Tenn.
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A single affordable housing project requires financing from an average of six different sources — federal, state and local agencies, said Carolina Reid, a researcher at the Terner Center at the University of California, Berkeley, and an author of a forthcoming analysis of affordable housing costs.
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But after gathering momentum, the demolition crane grabbed a chunk of the roof and brought down the first red bricks of "Cité Gagarine," the huge housing project that once symbolized the success of the French Communist Party, and whose demise now conjured something else.
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But after gathering momentum, the demolition crane grabbed a chunk of the roof and brought down the first red bricks of "Cité Gagarine," the huge housing project that once symbolized the success of the French Communist Party, and whose demise now conjured something else.
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HOUSTON — A mural on the wall of an elementary school here proclaimed, "All the world is all of us," but the hundreds of people packing the auditorium one night were determined to stop a low-income housing project from coming to their upscale neighborhood.
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A New York City police officer was convicted of manslaughter on Thursday for killing an unarmed man who was hit by a ricocheting bullet fired from the officer's gun in the stairwell of a Brooklyn housing project in a case that highlighted concerns over police accountability.
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Wildfires have become so unpredictable and catastrophic that on Tuesday, the same day LA County supervisors voted to go forward with the housing project, the head of California's firefighting agency told the Associated Press that state officials should consider banning development in vulnerable, fire-prone areas.
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Georgette Bhathena, a director at the philanthropic San Francisco Foundation, which is working with Zuckerberg's group on its initiative, said the housing project has been years in the making, and, when pressed, nodded to the role Silicon Valley played in creating the problem in the first place.
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The mother of two young girls killed in a fire at a public housing project in the Bronx said she had just gone out to get ice cream for them and check on laundry when the blaze began, the police and her imam said on Thursday.
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Given the traditionally close working relationship between the police and district attorneys, it was not an easy decision to prosecute Mr. Liang, a rookie officer who by all accounts fired the lethal shot accidentally as he and his partner patrolled a stairwell in a Brooklyn housing project.
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The new board replaced staples of the American game, like Park Place and Boardwalk, with local properties like Bourdillon Road, a street in the Ikoyi neighborhood lined by luxury apartments, and Agege, an area near the main airport that is home to a government affordable housing project.
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NEW DELHI — After Pakistan's government signaled that it would seek a bailout from the International Monetary Fund, Prime Minister Imran Khan this week did the exact opposite of the austerity measures the global body is demanding: He inaugurated a public-housing project to deliver five million homes.
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That name was a marketing ploy created in 2013, a rebranding exercise to attract real estate investors to an otherwise undesirable location built alongside a six-lane freeway and a housing project called Striebinger Block, wedged between Cleveland's Warehouse District, the Market District, and Gordon Square.
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The ruling by the judge came in the case of Sundhe Moses, a Brooklyn man found guilty in 1997 of killing a 4-year-old girl who roller-skated into a hail of bullets meant for members of a street gang operating at a public-housing project.
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All three plans the Education Department has shared so far would not only move more market-rate buildings into P.S. 191's zone, but also distribute children from the Amsterdam Houses public housing project, who are currently almost all zoned for P.S. 191, among three schools.
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He noted the park he was speaking in sat beside the country's largest public housing project, Queensbridge Houses, which he said was in urgent need of repair, while just across the East River lay the shining skyscrapers of Manhattan, where banks and multinational corporations are headquartered.
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The planned housing project was a hulking experiment in racial integration that urban planners called scatter-site housing — in this case, three 22006-story towers to be occupied mostly by black and Puerto Rican tenants in a largely white, Jewish neighborhood of private homes and garden apartments.
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CreditCreditEdwin J. Torres for The New York Times After the bullet shells get counted, the blood dries and the votive candles burn out, people peer down from housing-project windows and see crime scenes gone cold: a band of yellow police tape blowing in the breeze.
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The events that led to the shooting began when the police received a tip about "a potential retaliatory gang shooting" around the Cypress Hills Houses, a nearby housing project in East New York, Terence A. Monahan, the Police Department's chief of patrol, said at a news conference.
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Since Mr. Che, 35, grew up in a housing project on Allen Street on Manhattan's Lower East Side (and spent countless summers hanging out in the neighborhood's Alfred E. Smith Houses), he is no stranger to the crumbling conditions in the city's 176,000 public housing apartments.
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As a rookie New York City police officer recounted the night a bullet fired from his gun had ricocheted down a stairwell in a Brooklyn housing project, it seemed as if he was reliving the moment he realized a man had been hit, his heart pierced by the shot.
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The events of Thursday night, in which the officers were shot by a man they encountered during what is known as a vertical patrol in the Melrose Houses in the South Bronx, seem to underscore the Police Department's view that housing project stairwells can be perilous places to patrol.
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The squalid conditions in a 150 million rand ($10 million) housing project known as Baken Park highlight how efforts by the governing African National Congress (ANC) to address persistent racial disparities in housing, land ownership and services have faltered, a generation after white minority rule ended in 1994.
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Finding that a juror had not lied to get himself impaneled at the trial, a judge denied a motion on Thursday to overturn the conviction of Peter Liang, the former New York City police officer found guilty in February of fatally shooting Akai Gurley in a housing project stairwell.
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The list of pending deed changes spans every borough but Staten Island and varies from a small lot overgrown with trees on a residential street in St. Albans, Queens, to a yeshiva in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, to the site of an affordable housing project in the Bronx neighborhood of Morrisania.
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The death of an 84-year-old man in December in an elevator at a Bronx housing project exposed "significant flaws" in how public housing officials complied with safety laws and responded to urgent complaints about elevator breakdowns from residents across the city, the Department of Investigation has found.
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The PSV was located in The Crescents—a massive housing project built in 903—which had been abandoned by the council in the mid-1980s, making it both a breeding ground for artists willing to live in a squat without heating or water and a plethora of street gangs.
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At a moment of heightened racial tension over police-related shootings, he chose to prosecute — and eventually won — the complicated case of Peter Liang, the former New York City police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black man, Akai Gurley, in the stairwell of a housing project in 2014.
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Thanks to aggressive lobbying by an odd coalition of Nimby homeowners and progressives — radical county supervisors, tenants' unions, environmental groups — in places like San Francisco and Oakland, it takes years (and sometimes even decades), harsh political battles and arduous appeals to get a market-rate housing project approved.
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While several witnesses had testified in detail as to how Mr. St. Hubert had killed one child and left a second fighting for her life in an elevator of a Brooklyn public housing project, none of them in nearly three weeks of proceedings had managed to say why.
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Several City Council members are pushing a bill that would require any rental housing project that receives taxpayer subsidies — such as tax abatements, loans, tax credits or reduced-cost land — to set aside 15 percent of its created or preserved units for people living in the city's shelter system.
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A man who prosecutors say belonged to a Dominican street gang was convicted on Monday of ordering a 2016 shooting that mistakenly killed Jessica White, a young mother struck in the heart as she watched her three children run around a playground in a Bronx public housing project.
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But in the days since, the rally has sparked an unexpected backlash from some public housing leaders, who said the Sanders campaign did little to include in the event the roughly 2000,21 residents of Queensbridge Houses, the housing project across the street from where the rally was held.
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Jerry Birbach, a Queens firebrand whose struggle to block a proposed low-income housing project in his Forest Hills neighborhood in 21929 augured a white middle-class backlash to the liberal urban agenda and helped propel Mario M. Cuomo's political career, died on Monday in Boca Raton, Fla.
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For one, it didn't feature video of the encounter, leaving the jury to make do with the optics of the situation: an officer nervously firing off his gun in a dark, decrepit staircase of a housing project and fatally hitting Gurley, who was coming downstairs with his girlfriend.
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In the early morning hours of Labor Day last year, a group of gunmen from the 8-Trey street gang made their way through a crowd of revelers gathered near a Brooklyn public housing project to celebrate J'ouvert, a pre-dawn party that precedes the annual West Indian American Day Parade.
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JR is a photographer, activist and social engineer who made his name in the mid- 256s by photographing residents of Les Bosquets, a housing project in a Paris banlieue, up close and with a sense of whimsy, then wheat-pasting those images around the city, a subversive sort of quasi-advertising.
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He recently spent a week at a state-run veterans' home linked to the deaths of 13 people from Legionnaires' disease in a gesture that reminded Chicagoans of the time in 1981 when then-Mayor Jane M. Byrne moved briefly — and very publicly — into the city's Cabrini-Green public housing project.
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" The playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney, explaining what drove him to create the new television drama series "David Makes Man," which follows the life of a black boy in a public-housing project, observed: "John Hughes made several movies that depicted the rich interior lives of young white American men and women.
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" 'The Song Poet' by Kao Kalia Yang "The exquisite story of Kao Kalia Yang's father, village life, war life, refugee life, then a St. Paul housing project; America's secret war in Laos; and a people's history as sung by Bee Yang and remembered in fascinating and poetic detail by his daughter.
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Raised in the Queensbridge Housing Project in Long Island City, Queens, Ms. Dash earned a degree in film production at City College and went on to be a fellow at the American Film Institute before beginning a master's degree at the University of California, Los Angeles, film school in the '70s.
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The actors are recruited by the creators from among the people they grew up with in the Pink Houses, and the series is shot in the hallways, lobbies, and public spaces of a housing project deemed one of New York City's "most dangerous" by at least some members of the NYPD.
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The two other projects represented in the present exhibition are Avella, DuBois's study of a life in the titular coal mining where his grandmother grew up, and My Last Days at Seventeen, a photographic record of the five years he spent with teenagers at Russell Heights, an insular housing project in Ireland.
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After losing her house to a mudslide and bouncing for years between temporary shelters — and even, for a time, an unfinished skyscraper called the Tower of David that was occupied by squatters — she was given a home in Ciudad Tiuna, a housing project that Mr. Chávez erected in a vast Caracas military base.
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"I went from living in a slum high on a hill 500 stair steps up, where we only had access to water once a month, to here where I have everything," said Daniel Velázquez, an activist showing off his home built in a government housing project in Bellas Artes, Caracas's downtown museum district.
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But for a vocal band of critics, they are all overshadowed by one decision: In March, Mr. Thompson recommended that a former New York police officer not go to prison for the fatal on-duty shooting of an unarmed black man in the darkened stairwell of a housing project in November 2014.
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The day after the news conference, the Brooklyn district attorney, Ken Thompson, announced that his office would not seek a prison sentence for Peter Liang, the former police officer convicted of manslaughter in the death of Akai Gurley two years ago in an unlit stairwell at an East New York housing project.
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News Analysis Ken Thompson, the Brooklyn district attorney, dropped a memorable line at the end of his letter this week recommending no prison time for Peter Liang, the former New York City police officer convicted of manslaughter last month in the fatal shooting of an unarmed man in a housing project stairwell.
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In the buzzy first trailer for Jordan Peele's sequel to 1993's horror classic (also titled Candyman), Yahya Abdul-Mateen II plays Anthony McCoy, the grown-up version of the first film's infant MacGuffin whose connection to the Candyman legend draws him dangerously close to his roots in Chicago's Cabrini-Green housing project.
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In a complicated but consequential case in 22011, Judge Pierce ruled that ownership shares of apartments in the state's giant Co-op City housing project in the Bronx did not constitute securities under federal law because purchasers were obligated to resell their shares to the co-op at the original sale price.
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In a preview of Friday's episode of The Doctors, Anderson — who who grew up in a St. Paul housing project as one of 11 children of an alcoholic father — said that while being shamed for his weight when he was younger was incredibly tough, he was able to take away some positives from the situation.
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In the past few weeks, there has been a lot of talk around the Brooklyn courts about what Justice Danny K. Chun will do when he takes the bench on Thursday to sentence Peter Liang, the former police officer convicted two months ago in the fatal shooting of Akai Gurley in a housing project stairwell.
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An instructor at the New York City Police Academy has been stripped of her gun and badge, police officials said, for giving insufficient training in CPR to a class of recruits that included Peter Liang, the officer convicted last month in the fatal shooting of an unarmed man in a Brooklyn housing project stairwell.
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The breakdowns are the culmination of years of budget problems and maintenance failures, and the threat by Mr. Cuomo, delivered on a visit to a Bronx housing project, was his latest salvo at Mayor Bill de Blasio, who was in Washington on Monday and who has defended the agency and its chairwoman, Shola Olatoye.
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Gola White, who was beside her daughter when she was shot and killed in a playground this summer, four years after her son was gunned down in the same housing project, ticked off the public safety resources that she said were scant in Bronx neighborhoods like hers: security cameras, lights, locks, investigating police officers.
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