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  1. Sánchez was appointed to the Mayor's Office of Food Policy, while the Alliance advocated for the conservation of the Bronx River.
  2. A councilmember is pushing for the establishment of grocery stores, while the administration proposes municipal grocery stores in New York City.

Plans to build public grocery stores in New York City.

37 reports, 16 independent Updated Aug 27
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Plans to build public grocery stores in New York City.

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  1. City-owned grocery stores initiated in NYC under NY State law.1 source
  2. A proposed city grocery plan in New York City is being developed and compared to private sector efficiency.Sub-event
  3. Mayor proposes government grocery stores in NYC.1 source
  4. A plan mandates subsidized city-run retail outlets in New York City.Sub-event
  5. Mayor plans city-owned grocery stores in New York, citing state-owned shops as policy precedent and party proposals.Sub-event
  6. Glenn criticized the viability of the proposed government-owned grocery stores.1 source
  7. NYC is building five stores as part of its subsidized grocery initiative.1 source
  8. New plans announced for building public grocery stores in NYC.1 source

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