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In Gotham Gazette: In Response to Covid, Manhattan Borough President Seeks to Mandate Improved Indoor Air Quality Standards
/in News from Mark LevineIn NY Post: Manhattan pols ask MTA to let bus riders board thru the back door
/in News from Mark LevineNewsletter: Focusing on Inclusion – Introducing Manhattan’s 2022 Community Board Class
/in News from Mark LevineMy office received the second-highest number of applications ever seen by the MBPO. Of those, there was a significant increase in first-time applicants. You can find a full list of appointees here.
As our borough faces many difficult challenges, it was inspiring to… Read more
BP Levine Announces Next Phase of $2 Million Small Business Booster Loan Program with Boroughwide LinkNYC Campaign
/in News from Mark LevinePRESS RELEASE FOR: Wednesday, May 11th, 2022
Contact: Winthrop Roosevelt, wroosevelt@manhattanbp.nyc.gov, (617) 680-0158 New York – After already making more than $300,000 in loans since its inception this February, Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine announced a new boroughwide LinkNYC campaign as the next phase is his office’s partnership with the Hebrew Free Loan Society to offer $2 million in interest-free loans to small businesses that have… Read more
Newsletter: What to Know About NYC’s Yellow-Level Covid Alert
/in News from Mark LevineThis reflects the rising impact of omicron sub-variants in our city. We are now seeing about 2,500 cases daily, up four times since March. Hospitalizations, while also increasing, thankfully remain low.
In light of our new alert status, NYC Health Dept has updated one key piece of guidance. It’s now advised that people who are at higher risk… Read more
On Inside City Hall: One-on-one with Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine
/in B.P. Levine in the News, News from Mark LevineNewsletter: This Arbor Day Help Us Plant a Million More Trees in NYC
/in News from Mark LevineArbor Day is about looking forward – planting a tree is an act of hope for the future. The trees we plant today will not only be beautiful for New Yorkers but will also stand as a lasting investment in our battle against climate change and in the health of our neighborhoods for decades to come.
In an early… Read more