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July 26 - August 1, 2002

APAs Want a Seat at the Table for Rebuilding Efforts

NYC community groups fear that they will continue to be overlooked

By Shirley Lin
Special to AsianWeek

With the removal of the last steel girder from Ground Zero this May, New York symbolically completed its nine-month recovery and cleanup effort, and entered a rebuilding phase in Lower Manhattan, one that the city hopes will quickly revitalize a region devastated by the terrorist attacks of last September. But a number of groups, including residents of the heavily affected Chinatown, fear that rebuilding efforts will overlook long-term issues of job development, affordable housing and community integration...

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As each day passes, Camille Colvin can do little but wait and grow more anxious wondering where her missing 4-year-old son, Griffin, could be. The child and his father vanished earlier this month during a court-scheduled visit in Manhattan several days before a custody hearing...

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