Gothamist reports elite Brooklyn Heights private schools are among institutions that received millions from the Federal Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). Private schools are eligible for PPP because they are considered non-profit businesses. According to data released by the Small Business Association, St. Ann’s, Packer Collegiate, Brooklyn Friends, and Brooklyn Heights Montessori all received loans. This money is in […]
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Haves and Have Nots: Elite Brooklyn Private Schools Rake in Millions in Federal Paycheck Aid-DOE Budgets Slashed
By SongBirdNYC on July 22, 2020 12:21 am in 11201, Brooklyn Heights, Education, Health, Kids, Parents, Public Safety, Schools
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As BBP Struggles For Funding, Self-Sustaining High Line Park Gets $5M Gift From City
By Chuck Taylor on July 20, 2012 12:37 pm in brooklyn bridge park, Brooklyn Heights, Development, Government, Lame Excuses
While Brooklyn Bridge Park continues to scrounge together funding to continue buildout of the slow-as-molasses 85-acre waterfront project, Manhattan’s High Line Park has received a $5 million windfall from the city. This, despite the fact that the West Side tourist destination has raked in $85 million in private sector donations, in addition to a lucrative […]
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