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1. • • New York City plans to move about 8,000 homeless people out of hotel rooms and back to barrackslike dorm shelters by the end of July so that the hotels can reopen to the general public, Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Wednesday.
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   • “You key into the life of 8.8 million people,” Bill de Blasio says, of the job of New York City mayor, “and then whatever problem you hear about, whatever crisis, whatever issue, it gets very personal.” Photograph by Laylah Amatullah Barrayn for The New Yorker

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   Is de Blasio irritated with a Times Square AD?

   • Now he is telling people to wash their hands and cough into their elbows. Of course, every politician in the United States is lathering constituents in the same hand-washing, elbow-coughing advice. But de Blasio seems more irritated at having to do so than most. He has indicated that irritation with the subtlety of a Times Square advertisement.

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   Did Bill de Blasio move out of Gracie Mansion?

   • Bill de Blasio officially moved out of Gracie Mansion, the New York City mayor’s residence, at midnight on January 1, 2022. But he didn’t go home. In the kind of bad timing perhaps only possible in New York, the ex-Mayor’s house in Brooklyn was undergoing a long-planned renovation at the very moment his eight years in office were up.

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   Did de Blasio go back to Brooklyn?

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   Will Bill de Blasio turn New York into a Copenhagen-on-the-Hudson?

   • Bill de Blasio has long been spoiling for a fight, just not the one now before him and his city. When he became the 109th mayor of New York, on a colorless winter day in 2014, he promised to lead a struggle against “injustice and inequality.” Although he has had some genuine successes, he has failed to turn the city into a Copenhagen-on-the-Hudson.

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3. nymag.com › 10 › times-square-de-blasio-eraTimes Square: The City’s Id, Now and Always -- NYMag

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   Oct 4, 2015 · Mayor de Blasio called this apparent epidemic in Times Square “unacceptable” and announced that he’d consider Bratton’s proposal, a statement that was met with almost universal horror ...

4. nypost.com › 2021/07/22 › de-blasio-says-hotels-areDe Blasio says hotels are filling up as NYC tourism rebounds

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   Jul 22, 2021 · De Blasio said weekly hotel occupancy has hit the highest level since before the pandemic, as 481,284 rooms were filled in New York City — a 17,000 increase compared to the week before...

5. www.nyc.gov › office-of-the-mayor › newsDe Blasio Administration Announces ... - City of New York

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   Dec 28, 2016 · NEW YORK— Mayor Bill de Blasio’s Administration today announced that the reconstruction of Times Square had been completed in time for its world-famous New Year’s Eve festivities.

6. archive.nytimes.com › www › interactiveMilestones: Bill de Blasio - Timeline - NYTimes.com

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   Nov 6, 2013 · Bill de Blasio, who was elected to become the first Democratic mayor of New York City in 20 years, will have a far grander stage on which to test the liberal worldview that has been the...

7. www.nytimes.com › homeless-de-blasio-hotels8,000 Homeless People to Be Moved From ... - The New York Times

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   Jun 16, 2021 · New York City plans to move about 8,000 homeless people out of hotel rooms and back to barrackslike dorm shelters by the end of July so that the hotels can reopen to the general public, Mayor...

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   Apr 6, 2020 · He has indicated that irritation with the subtlety of a Times Square advertisement. As all New York tabloid readers know, de Blasio trekked daily from Manhattan to Brooklyn to exercise...

9. www.newyorker.com › news › the-new-yorker-interviewBill de Blasio Still Loves New York | The New Yorker

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   Feb 20, 2022 · Bill de Blasio officially moved out of Gracie Mansion, the New York City mayor’s residence, at midnight on January 1, 2022. But he didn’t go home.