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• NYC.gov - Official New York City site, with information on city agencies, programs and services, and links to pages on cultural, educational and recreational activities.
• New York City Council - Official site: news, FAQ, budget, members, hearings.
• New York City Department of Parks and Recreation - Includes activities, virtual tours, interactive maps, permits, applications, news, parks store, and FAQ.
• NYC Department of Transportation - Maintains New York City's transportation network. Information and services.
• NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission - TLC is responsible for licensing and regulating New York City's taxi cabs.
• Office of the Mayor - Official site includes biography, press releases, and other information.
• The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey - Manages shipping terminals, bridges, tunnels, airports, waterfront development in bi-state region.

• New York University - Founded in 1831 to enlarge the scope of higher education: includes thirteen schools, colleges, and divisions at five major centers in Manhattan.
• American Academy of Dramatic Arts - Trains students for acting careers in theatre, film and television.
• Borough of Manhattan Community College - Located at 199 Chambers Street.
• Fashion Institute of Technology - Information on student life, admissions, academic programs. Online application and registration available.
• Manhattan School of Music - Morningside Heights. Undergraduate and graduate degrees. International student body and faculty.
• New York College of Podiatric Medicine - Provides quality, comprehensive medical education programs to students seeking careers as doctors of podiatric medicine.
• New York Law School - This distinguished school offers more than 200 courses, including workshops that combine advanced study in more than a dozen fields of law.
• Parsons School of Design - A division of the New School University.

• Americans for the Arts - National organization that supports the arts and culture through private and public resource development.
• ASPCA - Promotes humane principles, prevents cruelty, and alleviates pain, fear and suffering of animals through nationwide information, awareness and advocacy programs.
• Fresh Youth Initiatives - Support and encourage the efforts of young people in Washington Heights to design and carry out community service projects, develop leadership skills and fulfill their maximum potential.
• Grand Street Settlement - Provides a vast array of services and programs including child care, Head Start, troubled and pregnant teenagers, employment training, and senior citizen outreach. Information includes details of programs and volunteer opportunities.
• Karmic Relief - Renowned astrologer, Shelley Ackerman provides information on class schedules, special events, commentaries, and readings.
• The Richport East Villager - A collection of essays and short stories about aspects of Puerto Rican culture from a New York perspective.
• The Shadow - An anarchist counterculture zine from the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
• YMCA of Greater New York - Descriptions of their facilities and programs at their five Manhattan branches.

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