NYC ‘Open Streets’ Are In Wealthier Neighborhoods

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By Julianne CubaJul 27, 2020, 12:02 am156 pts
Whose streets? The wealthy’s. Mayor de Blasio’s Open Streets program — meant to give New Yorkers socially distanced recreation space during the COVID-19 crisis — caters to the rich, a Streetsblog analysis shows. The city’s median household income is $60,762, but on streets that are part of the…

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