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Liz’s November Community Bulletin is available! You can download it here, or view it from this page.

Thank you again to everyone who volunteered to check on and distribute emergency supplies to storm victims. Your work has made a huge difference in the lives of New Yorkers during this extremely difficult time. While power, heat, and elevator ...

This guide provided by Representative Jerrold Nadler’s office details federal services and benefits available to New Yorkers affected by Hurricane Sandy. Assistance can include grants for temporary housing and home repairs, low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses, unemployment payments ...

Please join Senator Krueger at Lenox Hill Neighborhood House for the first of a five-part breakfast discussion series on the challenges of longevity.

We will continue to circulate these Post-Sandy Updates with the most relevant information available until there is nothing new to report. The updates below contain information on school re-openings and relocations, mass transportation updates, information for those who are still ...

My staff are attempting to keep abreast of the many, many opportunities to help out as we continue to recover from Hurricane Sandy. Aside from our work distributing food and checking on residents in the Lower East Side today, read ...

For those able to help out today, I’m working with other Manhattan elected officials to organize door-knocking downtown at 200 Madison Street (cross-street is Rutgers Street). We’ll be checking on residents and helping distribute aid and identify at-risk residents that ...

Friends: please read on for updates on power restoration, relief efforts, disaster assistance, and other important information following the hurricane. -Liz

Liz’s free events list for October is available here! Click here to download, or read on to view this month’s list.