People went for information on jobs, transportation, school relocations and Thanksgiving dinner, for a cup of free coffee, or just to be with other people.
co-op; h/w floors, new bath, close to transportation, school and shops; maintenance $445 , 50 tax-deductible; listed at $129,000.
More than $1.2 million Eastchester $1,199,000*111 Apple Court Number of bedrooms: 4 Number of full bathrooms: 3 Number of half bathrooms: 1 Weeks on market: 4 1/2 months 7-year-old colonial; two-story entry hall, family room with fireplace, on cul-de-sac, close to transportation, school and shops; 0.16-acre lot; taxes $27,771; listed at $1.199 million.
But as the only transportation school not in the motor belt, the Art Center offers a more international flair (its students include a large number of Asians), the flash of the ostentatious Los Angeles car culture, and the influence of Southern California's film industry.
More than $1.2 million Scarsdale $2.7 million188 Burgess Road Number of bedrooms: 4 Number of full bathrooms: 3 Number of half bathrooms: 1 Weeks on market: 1 month 79-year-old Tudor; center hall with fireplace, living room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, close to transportation, school and shops; 1.09-acre lot; taxes $31,770; listed at $2,995,000; Broker: Sotheby's.
$900,000 to $1.2 million Bronxville $1.2 million99 White Plains Road Number of bedrooms: 5 Number of full bathrooms: 3 Number of half bathrooms: 0 Weeks on market: 7 1/2 months 22-year-old raised ranch; h/w floors, 2 fireplaces, landscaped yard, close to transportation, school and shops, 0.28-acre lotaxesxes $28,088; listed at $1,299,999.
Disruptions to air traffic, public transportation, schools and other government services were minimal.
Among the protesters' chief grievances was the huge public expenditure on showy stadiums instead of on grownup concerns, like improving public transportation, schools, and hospitals.
To help newcomers adjust quickly, the relocation center's nine employees give advice on transportation, schools and cultural offerings, and help them recognize the nuances of various communities.
So they do not necessarily fill similar jobs or make the same demand on city services, like transportation, schools and public assistance.
Public pension funds that currently manage almost $500 billion of assets could invest in special state and city bonds to finance projects like transportation, schools, roads, buildings and many others, making our public facilities safer and more modern.
