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double your impact. support local investigative journalism. from now until december 31, newsmatch will double donations to city limits. your support funds reporting that new york city needs. the suit by the city council and manhattan borough president is one of three possible cases involving the proposed skyscra*ers.. video: after the long-hanging fruit, will albany look at term limits, instant runoffs? full control of state government and start to address a long list of campaign-finance, voting and ethics reforms?. key decisions loom for citywide effort to involve residents in budget decisions. max & murphy: albany advocates prefer a recipe of political reforms to a menu. voting practices that, they say, are more than the sum of their parts.. de blasio administration, advocates clash over the transparency of city’s clean water plans. the city is offering more public engagement than ever around its plan to reduce sewage overflows in new york’s open waters. but advocates. cityviews: fixing ny’s ‘dictatorial’ budget process is the reform we need most. ‘there’s plenty of things to worry about, ethics included, and a need for action on all of them. but without a reasoned and careful reform of the budget process they will be fodder for headlines and soundbites, and not much more.’ but three members voted no, voicing objections over the plan and the process. after spending billions on reducing water pollution and promising to spend even more to make new york’s rivers, can*ls, bays and creeks cleaner, the city is about to embark on a plan that will deal with sewage in all five boroughs. the proposals cover everything from buyouts to building-code violations, construction dust to housing-court process servers. a slew of election, campaign finance, and other reforms now seem all but as*ured to pas* in 2019 (though few are counting any chickens ‘if we are serious about equity, then there is a moral imperative to provide teachers, especially new teachers serving our highest-needs