The warehouse in Long Island City.
Today, reused chains and recycled plastic lids sit in a warehouse in Queens. Next fall they’ll be used for school art projects in an improving—but still tight—funding environment.
A report by the city comptroller highlights deficiencies in how the city responds to space squeezes. What’s the long-term outlook for the scarcity of school seats?
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