Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Trump touts legal victory over BBC 'The Vow' brings Chris Harrison back to reality dating TV Trump closing in on new press secretary Parents across Brooklyn’s Canarsie neighborhood are demanding answers from New York City officials and Mayor Zohran Mamdani over plans to build a 200-bed men’s homeless shelter just one block from a local middle school. Parents, teachers and other residents protested Monday night against plans for a 200-bed men’s homeless shelter on East 108th Street that is expected to open in 2028, one block from the Science and Medicine Middle School 366 on East 107th Street. Among the protesters was New York City Council member Mercedes Narcisse, who represents the 46th District and criticized the city’s Department of Social Services (DSS) in comments reported by News 12 Brooklyn.
