De Blasio's rent regulation wishlist, remembering suffragists who lived in NYC, more

By Alanna Schubach | November 9, 2017 - 11:00AM

A Brooklyn City Council candidate is alleging misconduct at polling sites and planning to take legal action (CityLimits)

After his landslide mayoral victory, Bill de Blasio outlined his plans for rent regulation (which he doesn't have direct power over) (amNewYork)

The city is partnering with Kiva to help crowd-fund women entrepreneurs in New York (Metro)

That Brooklyn bus shelter you're waiting in may feature art by Ai Weiwei (Bklyner)

See film fragments of a bygone NYC in "Lost Landscapes of New York" at the Museum of the Moving Image (New York Times)

Check out this map of where the suffragists who helped women gain the vote lived and worked in NYC (Landmarks Preservation Commission)

How a Brooklyn couple made the most of a super skinny townhouse (Curbed)

Alanna Schubach

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