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Judge rules NYC can open homeless men’s intake center in East Village after delaying it for months
A New York state Supreme Court judge ruled that NYC can open a homeless men’s intake center in the East Village after a lawsuit from locals delayed the plan. The judge acknowledged community concerns but found no legal basis to block the move, which relocates services from the aging Bellevue shelter due to safety issues.
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